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Jun 22, 2010 by REI News
Places to sell about half of what he proposed three years ago. The waves caress the shore. And it's so hot and sweaty, too many ghosts. However, our hotel is almost empty. The retail building on the street is half empty. South Florida is in its fourth year of a crisis of ownership. The signs are everywhere: Office for rent. Oceanfront lots for sale. commercially available space. Here in Delray Beach, the sun shines. The streets are so quiet in the city resembles a ghost town. Many restaurants along Atlantic Avenue are closed. The grass grows.
And if we look for a house in the country, would probably find a house with a dog in the yard. No houses for sale here. So great is the disgust of the local real estate agents of tangibility, the houses have been replaced by houses, properties, compounds, retreats, and especially the houses. We find, for example, a spectacular summer home of Palm Beach, an oxymoron, with a guest house with 2 bedrooms. You must be a home for guests who refuse to return home. Or maybe a home for people who refuse to be the hosts. The roof leaks. Your air conditioner must be replaced. But a house is the abstraction of Nice. The skin on the paint. A house is a tangible thing.
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