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Old 08-05-2008, 07:32 PM
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All in the rust belt but interesting none the less. I'd hate to be a property owner over there.

America's Fastest-Dying Cities - Forbes.com
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Just to think my neighbor was dying to get out of washington state to buffalo ny. I guess it was a good deal that his trucking company he works for wouldn't pay for relocation so they ended up staying.
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Just to think my neighbor was dying to get out of washington state to buffalo ny. I guess it was a good deal that his trucking company he works for wouldn't pay for relocation so they ended up staying.
no kidding. Buffalo looks like a very nice rural area that is affordable. However, it is affordable because the unemployment is very high and there has been a decent exodus going on for quite some time.

It is only good if you live in the rural areas and you don't have to get a job. Otherwise housing is cheap and cheap labor is plentiful.
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Just to think my neighbor was dying to get out of washington state to buffalo ny. I guess it was a good deal that his trucking company he works for wouldn't pay for relocation so they ended up staying.
no kidding. Buffalo looks like a very nice rural area that is affordable. However, it is affordable because the unemployment is very high and there has been a decent exodus going on for quite some time.

It is only good if you live in the rural areas and you don't have to get a job. Otherwise housing is cheap and cheap labor is plentiful.
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