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Thursday, May 14, 2009 Hard-hit states key to housing rebound
WASHINGTON -- Prominent real estate and policy experts sounded unanimous yet guarded optimism during a session this week at the National Association of Realtors annual midyear conference.
The states now in deepest trouble -- notably Florida, Nevada and California, which led the collapse -- may yet lead the nation's housing market back to prosperity, according to some members of the 16-member panel that was featured during a Real Estate Summit on Tuesday here at the Marriott Wardman Park Hotel. More » Techie: Social Web links agents, consumers
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NOTABLE QUOTE "These people are not just consumers. They are real estate's future cash cow. So what is your game plan for connecting with them?" --Marc Davison | 
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