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Raining on the Housing Market Parade
Be careful of what's looming in the shadows.
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Housing,
Ashley Lewis
Booming Biz with Others' Distress. His Own? That's Separate
Sunday, Oct. 18, 2009 | Pay no attention to the distressed assets behind the curtain.
- Updated: December 03
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Tuesday, Aug. 25, 2009 | A hint came Tuesday that the local housing market is firming.
- After Slow Start, Homelessness Plan Begins to Pick Up
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Wednesday, July 22, 2009 | Nearly three years ago, politicians and nonprofits announced a regional plan to end chronic homelessness with a flourish of rhetoric and striking promises about new paradigms for dealing with homeless people in San Diego.
- Decade of Housing Madness Ends with a Question Mark
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Remaining concerns about jobs, government intervention and mortgage volatility leave analysts wondering how sustainable increases are.
- Frenzy, Deadlines and Price Increases Keep Market Murky
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Tuesday, Oct. 27, 2009 | Housing prices in San Diego County rose again in August, rounding out a summer of monthly price gains, according to data released Tuesday.
- In Oceanside, Stalled Coastal Projects, Frenzy Inland
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Wednesday, May 13, 2009 | The most famous piece of real estate in Oceanside is the blue, 19th-century, single-story Victorian house at the corner of Pacific Street and Seagaze Drive, notorious for its appearance in the 1980s blockbuster "Top Gun."
- In El Cajon, Bidding Wars on Discounted Condo Conversions
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Wednesday, Aug. 12, 2009 | The city of El Cajon loudly proclaimed its love for condo conversions this decade, wooing developers to convert about 10 percent of its housing stock from rental housing to units for sale.
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no child left behind: San Diego Schools' New Testing Idea: No Child Left Unmeasured
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roxann argazzi: When She Died, They Rang a Bell
Price Declines Slowing, But Recovery Still Appears Distant
Tuesday, July 28, 2009 | In a recession marked by major weakness in the housing market, this passes for a hint that the market might be regaining muscle: Home prices, though still falling, are slowing their descent.
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