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Anyone noticed this market moved down in ranking?
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I've started a thread on this topic WHLI DROPS TO NUMBER 19.[/u]
Thanks,
Kevin L. Sealy
Thanks,
Kevin L. Sealy
dj21ofnj,
My mistake. I should have thread titled like what I have on the NYRMB, Long Island Drops to Number 19.
Thanks,
Kevin L. Sealy
My mistake. I should have thread titled like what I have on the NYRMB, Long Island Drops to Number 19.
Thanks,
Kevin L. Sealy
Curious as to how highly the Nassau-Suffolk market ever did get.
The population there has remained pretty stable since the huge real-estate speculation days of the Eighties. And other markets have grown bigger the past quarter century.
I recall them being # 11 in the country at one point. That would have been 12+, of course, instead of the 6+. Either way, with the place lacking an actual downtown hub, that's pretty impressive.
Anyone know for sure what the loftiest ranking the market ever got was?
The population there has remained pretty stable since the huge real-estate speculation days of the Eighties. And other markets have grown bigger the past quarter century.
I recall them being # 11 in the country at one point. That would have been 12+, of course, instead of the 6+. Either way, with the place lacking an actual downtown hub, that's pretty impressive.
Anyone know for sure what the loftiest ranking the market ever got was?
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