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    • Todays Real Estate market injured but on recovery

    Entertaining news story today from the Calgary Sun.  Especially in light of the talk of the town these days.  Our beloved Calgary Flames enter the playoffs this week with an injury problem.

    Great analogy I thought about how the rest of media continues to compare our market today with that of yesterday?  Enough already.  It is not relevant.

    Compare month to month gains and report that we are edging ever so gently and responsibly to a balanced market.

    Go Flames Go!

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    2 Responses to “Todays Real Estate market injured but on recovery”

    1. pjrowbot Says:
      April 16th, 2009 at 11:50 am

      I think the fact that you read the Sun says something about your analysis : )

    2. Greg Says:
      April 18th, 2009 at 10:43 am

      Come on now? Is that really necessary? Send me the link to your blog, Let’s take a look at your sources of free information so that we can all gain from your superior knowledge and sources?

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