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It does seem the $8,000 first-time-home-buyer tax credit, part of the President’s stimulus package, has helped to stimulate the lowest price points of the Tacoma market, but the Developer of the 27th Street Station says they have not seen increased volume as a result. “We are selling homes,” says Dave Gintz, “but we were hoping for a real boost from this and that has yet to materialize.” To help it along, The Gintz Group is announcing a plan to match the Obama stimulus dollar-for-dollar. For contracts originating in April, the developer has agreed to an $8,000 concession package. Inventory starts at
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