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Did you know that Virginia Beach Virginia is a great place to buy and own a home?

The local real estate market in the Tidewater Area has not been severely affected like it has been Nationally. We have the military and tourism as well as established businesses that keep our values stable.
Wed Apr 23 2008, 11:56 - Virginia Beach - Market Conditions - 2 answers
 
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Dee Maltese
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Dee Maltese, Real Estate Pro in 23451 in 23451
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and this coming from a "used/new house salesman"...

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Thanks for the update Dee. I will contact you for a list of foreclosures.

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