Prince William County Real Estate Real Estate Rapid Recovery Makes National News
Woodbridge And Prince William County Among Top Five Fastest Recovering Real Estate Markets
Woodbridge and Prince William Homes For Sale Turns Hot According To Associated Press
Pardon me while I jump on my pulpit and preach my usual sermon about the four (4) states that drag down national real estate reports.
- I learned a new term, new slang that has emerged to describe the four states that drastically skew national real estate statistics, causing the helmet-haired cable news reporters to say, "Real estate is in a freefall".
"The Sand States": Nevada, Arizona, California, and Florida... they got either deserts or beaches full of sand. Get it??
Take the Sand States out of the mix, and you will find out that the real estate market is just fine, thank you very much.
(Sermon over. Erick steps down from pulpit.)
Prince William County is among the top five real estate markets in full recovery mode.
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President Lyndon Johnson lead a vigorous campaign through the halls of Congress that lead to Fair Housing legislation. The Republican Party members in Congress backed Fair Housing, while most of the congressional Democrat Party members opposed Fair Housing. Johnson, a Democrat, worked the phones day and night, calling congressional Democrats, calling in favors that persuaded enough Democrats to cross party lines and vote for Fair Housing, and against their party leaders.
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