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8 Comments on Cleveland Real Estate Alert. Unfair coincidence? Give us a break!
Svetlana, I hate negativity type stories. Don't feel bad about Cleveland, I think they lumped Dallas in there as well. Who are these people?
Gary - You are right. Chicago is number one on that list. Looks like these people learn about our cities from Google maps.
Svetlana,
As a fellow buckeye I take offense to the list but thanks for including the article had to see if Columbus was on the list.....Hang in there and keep doing what you are doing to help shine a positive light on Cleveland.
Svetlana,
I read and saw both of your examples. The forbes list was so misleading as it took specific items like traffic commmute and weather... The picture was a good picture but not the poster for cleveland, I think that was a quick and incorrect judgement as a whole.
Sean
Vanessa - thanks for commenting. The best thing about our profession is that we don't only do something to make things better but we also can broadcast about good trends. Hope, Real Estate market in Columbus is favorable for buyers and sellers and for those who work hard for them.
Sean - I agree with you about the judgement. Regarding Forbes- yes, we know that we have real four seasons in Cleveland. That was just a coincedence that both these articles were in the same e-mail from Google. However, when it's too many co-incedental bad images we want to change the perspective. Thanks for reading and commenting on my post!
I am not a fan of the media portrayng cities they don't live or work in everyday. My market is doing great, but out of towners think it is a buyers market here and they can expect falling prices. We are actually experiencing appreciating values, but people who move here can only see what the national news is saying. I know your frustration. Thanks for sharing.
Bert - That's exactly what we experience in some suburbs (not all unfortunately) of Greater Cleveland. We have a very good buyers' activity now - hope, it will be a great year for all of us and all of our neighborhoods. Thanks for commenting.