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Updated over 9 years ago, 02/27/2015

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Fred Heller
  • Real Estate Agent/Property Management
  • Houston, TX
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How will falling oil prices affect energy-heavy markets?

Fred Heller
  • Real Estate Agent/Property Management
  • Houston, TX
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While reading this article about falling oil prices, I couldn't help but wonder what, if any, effect it would have on the real estate markets in energy-heavy local economies like Midland-Odessa and other West Texas cities, not to mention Oklahoma and the Dakotas.

The Atlantic: It's Coming: $65 Oil.

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