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Before you buy in Vegas, you better read this
You may want to go to (oh good grief) OHIO!!!! The top 4 locations for 2010 growth are Ohio. Interesting to me that only 2 areas in FL are still on the worst list for 2010. I was feeling it was too late here. Check out the 25 worst and the 25 best. Small midwest looks good. Ca and Vegas look bad. Rich in FL.
http://www.housingpredictor.com/predictions.html
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This is really depends on who you believe. AOL has a list of the "Fastest dying cities" Toledo, OH which is #4 on the "Top growing cities" is also #6 on AOL fastest dying ones.
http://realestate.aol.com/pictures/finance/dying-cities?pg=3
Meantime Pittsburgh which is #25 (The last one) on the list you mentioned, is #3 on the road to recovery aaccording to CNN /Money
http://money.cnn.com/galleries/2009/real_estate/0910/gallery.housing_price_forecast/3.html
Perrysburg, OH is not even mentioned on your list, Rich and yet it is #1 on CNBC list.
http://www.cnbc.com/id/33733815?slide=2
Go figure...