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Will Chicago Real Estate Ever Rise Again?
QUESTION: Chicago real estate- is there any future before 2032 or do we hope for a Detroit situation as the only possibility for prices to rise? Thank you! Bob [...]
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Millennials Saddled with Student Loans that Prevents them from Becoming Homeowners
New findings are out from the New York Federal Reserve that reveal a troubling outlook for millennials who have now reached over US$1 trillion of debt, but the [...]
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Vancouver to Investigate Real Estate Buyers for Money Laundering
Premier John Horgan of BC in Canada was joined by Finance Minister Carole James and Attorney General David Eby at a press conference in Victoria, BC, where they [...]
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Changing Laws Rather than Attacking the Corruption in Berlin
COMMENT: Germany to Decide if It Can Nationalize Private Property. The difference between National Socialism (NS/NAZI) and International Socialism (INS) exactly are [...]
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Germany to Decide if It Can Nationalize Private Property
There has been a real crisis evolving in Berlin. When the Wall came crashing down, East Germany regarded that it owned all the property and thus sold vast tracts of [...]
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The Florida Migration Influx
COMMENT: Mr. Armstrong; I want to thank you. My parents died and left me their home in Naples, Florida. I was going to sell it but after reading you and the fact [...]
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How 10% of the People Can Make a Difference & Real Estate’s Role
QUESTION: Dear Marty, First I would like to thank you for all the help you provide especially for us little guys. I’m from Barcelona, and happily attended the [...]
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Economic & Real Estate Bubbles
QUESTION: I work in the construction industry in Phoenix Arizona and there has been a boom in new construction for apartments, condos massive housing tracts and all [...]
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Inequality of Wealth
QUESTION: Mr. Armstrong; So if I am correct, you have no problem with the inequality of wealth because you have it. Correct? JS ANSWER: Let us look seriously at [...]
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Has 95 become the New 65 for Retirement?
One of the more interesting downsides of the collapse in socialism is the impact upon the elderly. The data now shows that since the 2007-2009 recession, about [...]
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