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Brady at the Atlanta Children's Museum My twenty-one month old son, Brady, is obsessed with any kind of ball. Footballs, basketballs, soccer balls, bouncing balls, tennis balls, beach balls, bowli… more →
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creatingwow wrote 3 weeks ago: Brady at the Atlanta Children's Museum My twenty-one month old son, Brady, is obsessed with any … more →
2010 Super Sales Rally: Walk This Way, Talk This Way
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creatingwow wrote 3 weeks ago: Melinda Brody Rocks! This year’s Super Sales Rally is going to be different. >You are going … more →
The Lowdown on Home-Buyer Tax Credits
Stuart Rohatiner, CPA, JD wrote 1 month ago: Wall Street Journal November 12, 2009 By LAURA SAUNDERS Last week, President Barack Obama signed a l … more →
Hispanics Disproportionately Suffer Construction Accidents
Eric wrote 2 months ago: There is a good article in the New Jersey Law Journal, “Dying for a Paycheck: Body Count Rises … more →
Housing starts ratchet up in May
Emanuel Satingin wrote 6 months ago: By Les Christie, CNNMoney.com staff writer Last Updated: June 16, 2009: 9:37 AM ET NEW YORK (CNNMone … more →
American Recovery and Reinvestment Act
craigtomlinson wrote 10 months ago: I met with Mike Gansen, of Gansen Construction, and the President of the Oregon Home Builders Associ … more →
Home Builders' Confidence at Record Low
ricknhs wrote 1 year ago: According to a recent report by Bloomberg’s Shobhana Chandra, confidence among home builders i … more →
Home Sales Getting Worse or Bottoming?
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greenewable wrote 1 year ago: Pure conjecture of course. Bottoming argument: 1. Real home buyers of primary residences are not inv … more →
NAHB Releases Building Permit Statistics
Joseph Griffin wrote 1 year ago: The National Association of Homebuilder has released statistics on the number of building permits wh … more →
Homebuilders in the Big Easy
cijiware wrote 1 year ago: Life in the New Orleans French Quarter is definitely getting back to normal, though huge housing pro … more →
