George Bennett, Sole Proprietor, GRI, ABR
Port Orford ,
OR
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Neath The Wind Realty
Address: 736 Highway 101, Port Orford, OR, 97465
Office Phone: (541) 332-9463
Cell Phone: (541) 251-0577
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Many Baby Boomers will not be buying another home anytime soon according to the Center for Economic Policy and Research report “The Wealth of the Baby Boom Cohorts after the Collapse of the Housing Bubble” dated February 2009 and written by David Rosnick and Dean Baker.
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