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A lot has changed for homes since 2000
A lot has changed for homes since 2000
02/19/2010
The Modesto Bee
Prices are nearly the same, but affordability is far higher nowadays.
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Speculators bet on profits from future appreciation. Foreclosure investors look for returns they can bank today.
