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Newsfeed: Jacksonville Shows Florida’s Real Estate Heat

Newsfeed: Jacksonville Shows Florida’s Real Estate Heat

When looking at the Florida real estate market, many eyes drift to the southern part of the state. NAI Hallmark managing partners Keith Goldfaden and Christian Harden say there’s another “fast-growing, dynamic city that’s become a hotbed for real estate investment” due to a business-friendly environment, skilled employee base, strategic location for logistics, and—what can be a rarity these days—available land, and it’s in the north. It’s Jacksonville.

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As the world turns …

As the world turns …

As The World Turns was one of the longest running daytime soap operas in television history. And yes … there are valuable lessons for investors. From 1956 to 2010, As The World Turns followed the lives of a fictional collection of high-paid legal and medical professionals. Unlike other shows in the genre, which tended towards sensationalism … … As The

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Atlanta Market Report

Atlanta Market Report

Metro Atlanta has one of the fastest-growing populations in the United States! And that’s not the only thing that’s growing. Jobs, tourism … and real estate opportunities … are booming too. Learn what this Georgia-peach-of-a-city has to offer investors like you in this special report!

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9/1/13: Something to Appreciate – Equity is Happening (Again) in Major Metros

9/1/13: Something to Appreciate – Equity is Happening (Again) in Major Metros

It’s baaack! Yes, it’s true.  Equity is back and it’s happening in major metropolitan real estate markets. Surprised?  You shouldn’t be.  These cycles and their causes are highly predictable.  It’s seldom an issue of IF, but more of WHEN. And while it’s fun to talk macro-economics while in the 30,000 foot clouds of conversation, it’s

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