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Home prices here have fallen 58.1% from their 2006 highs, the most in the Standard & Poor’s/Case-Shiller 20-City Composite Home Price index. They’ve even lost 12.6% from the nationwide recession low in April 2009 — again the worst performance of the cities in the index.
Nah i know many who live in Vegas, and it will never be completely done, as you would like to think. And it is not only Vegas, do you live in this Country, all 50 States are having problems of some sort, talk to you Presdient, his fault.
Nah i know many who live in Vegas, and it will never be completely done, as you would like to think. And it is not only Vegas, do you live in this Country, all 50 States are having problems of some sort, talk to you Presdient, his fault.
LV will still be attractive to retirees - maybe even more so if housing prices drop to levels that reflect what they actually cost to build. And convention business will eventually recover somewhat. Unfortunately convention-goers are notoriously stingy gamblers.
I don't see gambling revenue ever returning to former levels. The Asian whales are gone for good, and low-dollar but high-profit suckers are just as happy to get fleeced by the local Indian tribe...
Not really, I suspect more than 52% of Las Vegas residents can read your post. I also think more people would prefer to go to Las Vegas than Detroit. Las Vegas will be just fine.
Nah i know many who live in Vegas, and it will never be completely done, as you would like to think. And it is not only Vegas, do you live in this Country, all 50 States are having problems of some sort, talk to you Presdient, his fault.
The two towns have absolutely NOTHING in common. Not one thing.
I doubt that you've ever been to either city. Do that first, then make silly comparisons.
Been to Detroit 4 times.
Been to Vegas 7 times.
No, not an expert on either city, but your doubts are misplaced.
Deep unemployment and huge areas of dead real estate.
The above sentence describes both cities perfectly.
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