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September 10, 2020 / 2 Comments

Overnight News: If your houses aren’t evaporating, your taxpayers are.

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“What’s new, nu?”

Hoover Institution: California Businesses Leave The State By The Thousands.

Housing Wire: U.S. mortgage rates fall to all-time lows this week.

CNBC: The CDC banned evictions, but some renters are still vulnerable.

Forbes: What It Might Mean If We All Work From Home?

City Journal: What the Trump Eviction Ban Gets Wrong.

City Journal: New York City at the precipice: A Tale of Two Cities, Indeed.

CNBC: Manhattan rental market plunges, leaving 15,000 empty apartments in August.

And for hard-working grunts on the ground who have found a praxis that pays…

UPI: Virginia man buys 20 lottery tickets, wins 20 times.

2 Comments

  1. Brian Brady says:

    A Drudge-ish post for housing?
    Love it

    September 10, 2020 — 7:45 am

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      Greg Swann says:

      Big duh, right? Everything I read to the end is worth reading, IMO, and perhaps worth talking about. But: Drudge is trayf. Think Instapundit – possible wry observations, here and there.

      Brian and all inlookers: Send me links or feeds. What I’ve found on my own seems pretty sparse, so I hope I’m missing a lot.

      September 10, 2020 — 7:51 am

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