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I am retired. I have been considering a move to the Gulf Coast since before Katrina. I am presently looking into Bay St. Louis. Does any know the status of the recover there. Have FEMA trailers been placed there? Has the population grown since Katrina?
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Natural, I heard BSL was one of the cities that faired better with Katrina, but out of curiousity how's Biloxi and Gulfport doing?
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Biloxi and Gulfport are doing better as long as you keep north of the tracks,
pretty much everything on 90 is gone... Sad! Some condos and few houses are being built on 90. Casinos are open, but some are now land based and smaller. - treasure bay. Bay St. Louis got the crap beat out of it, old town is gone. |
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