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Old 08-03-2009, 12:09 AM
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Default Pittsburgh has Northeast's strongest home market

This is an overview of the housing situation by region from the AP:

The Associated Press: Welcome to the bottom: Housing begins slow rebound

It includes this line under the Northeast section:

Quote:
Pittsburgh has the region's strongest home market in terms of sales and prices because the city saw less of a housing bubble and the area has 7.7 percent unemployment rate that is below the national rate.
It is funny for me to think that in just my relatively short time here (a little over two years now), I can remember some people back in the day criticizing the local housing market for not experiencing a lot of appreciation.
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