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$1,395,000/1 br/1600 sq ft

NYC

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$319,900/3 br/2000 sq ft

Albuquerque, NM

Built in 1982

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$180,000/3 br/2000 sq ft

Built in 1870

Troy, NY

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$235,000/4 br/3250 sq ft

Saint Paris, OH

Built in 1900

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$80,000,000/10 br/20,000 sq ft

NYC

built in 1931

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$899,000/2 br/1782 sq ft

Mendocino, CA

Built in 1949

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$185,000/3 br/1500 sq ft

Greenwich, NY

Built in 1920

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$159,000/4 br/1969 sq ft

Norwich, NY

Built in 1929

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$290,000/2 br/600 sq ft

Greenlaw Chopping Twp, Maine

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what kind of organization helps prevent evictions? just curious if it's an enterprise or charity or government org, you don't have to share the name ofc

It's a nonprofit!

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sorryyyyy I've been very busy with my new job so I forgot to queue, but the good news is this is my dream job and I literally get paid to help prevent evictions and I can't put into words how great it is.

I'm actually queueing posts today but does anyone play neopets? pls neofriend me I'm fringe_cup and if anyone can lend a BGC or Chokato TCG I have avatar pets I can lend you 🤠

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$665,000/ 4 br/2200 sq ft Chicago, IL Built in 1926

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$415,000/3 br/2400 sq ft Annapolis, MD Built in 1963

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$1,400,000/3 br/3800 sq ft North Andover, MA Built in 1980

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$79,900/3 br/2200 sq ft Hearne, TX Built in 1910

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You're on of my OG blogs I followed when I joined Tumblr. I particularly liked when you worked at the real estate agency doing research. I think that's the first time I learned about different aspect of real estate.

Anyways I say this because now that you're in KC you should totally support the KC Currents.

I love the Currents!! My bfs family has season tickets 🥲❤️ here is some trans pride from a game this summer, there was a rainbow behind the stadium hehe

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In the Bear Lake, MN post, you said that's what you thought the Midwest would look like and were "so wrong". You've probably already answered this, but how did you think the housing trends would be in the broad Midwest/why do you think you're wrong?

I think I was wrong because - although obvious - I never really thought about how diverse the geography of the entire midwest region is. I guess I assumed that the whole midwest had lakes and swimming holes and that kind of nature and did not realize that the climate where I am is much different than that in a way.

This is probably just because I'm from a corner of the country and didn't know a ton of people from the midwest, but you just hear things like "the midwest is so humid!" but like, Ohio humidity is different than Missouri humidity and now I have lots more opinions than I thought I would do about something I thought about in a homogenous way!