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Old 07-09-2009, 12:34 PM
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Default Property Values in Ohio have the highest rise in the NATION
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Old 07-09-2009, 02:17 PM
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Cleveland #1!!!

Columbus 2nd and Cincinnati 3rd.

This is great news!
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^Agreed. These cities have some of the greatest housing stock in the nation, it's great that they are really rising to their true value!!!!!
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Seeing that I'm a former Clevelander, born and bred, I'm happy to hear this. However, I am wondering how this can be with unemployment so high in Cleveland and so many companies have left there? I would absolutely love to see Cleveland booming again with employment and a recovery.
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Seeing that I'm a former Clevelander, born and bred, I'm happy to hear this. However, I am wondering how this can be with unemployment so high in Cleveland and so many companies have left there? I would absolutely love to see Cleveland booming again with employment and a recovery.
I agree. This is great news, but are there any other sources for this?
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I just read an article about this yesterday here in Dayton.


This is great news!!!
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Seeing that I'm a former Clevelander, born and bred, I'm happy to hear this. However, I am wondering how this can be with unemployment so high in Cleveland and so many companies have left there? I would absolutely love to see Cleveland booming again with employment and a recovery.

Just like so many other areas of the country loosing jobs and shedding companies right now. Cleveland did a good job diversifying its economy back in the 80s and 90s, and now it has quite a stable tech economy, a booming medical based economy, I mean just look at University Circle, and a great university system.

Cleveland was literally booming in the 90s, then the 21st century hit, September 11th happened, we hit a recession in 2001-2002, and now we are in one of the worse recessions since the Great Depression. Give it time, I personally can't wait for the next decade for Ohio. It looks very promising.
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This may be great news, but look at the other side of it, too. This may also be another falsely inflated, imaginary housing boom for the State of Ohio. Do you really want another housing market crash on top of the one you just suffered, coupled with the worldwide recession?
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This may be great news, but look at the other side of it, too. This may also be another falsely inflated, imaginary housing boom for the State of Ohio. Do you really want another housing market crash on top of the one you just suffered, coupled with the worldwide recession?

I am sure if this were a Pittsburgh topic you would be happy too. Just because we got good news does not mean that all of the sudden something negative will come this way. I understand your logic here, but really, being somewhat negative?

I have never once seen you post in the Ohio forum before, until now.
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