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]]> By: Kevin Tomlinson http://4realz.net/2007/12/just-got-off-the-phone-with-mike-and-it/#comment-277 Kevin Tomlinson Fri, 14 Dec 2007 01:49:06 +0000 http://4realz.net/2007/12/13/just-got-off-the-phone-with-mike-and-it/#comment-277 Dustin--- You have a lot of interesting reading here. I'm always mesmerized by these region reports. Here where I work in South Beach/Miami Beach the market does not follow the "overall trend." What I try to get across is now that inventory is increasing and we head on down the road of this "new" markets, there a micro-markets within them. Some are performing better than the trend and some are perfoming worse. That is what people must realize and where, in my opinion, these "metro" reports fail. I'm not a cheerleader or, god forbid, an optimist, but comparing Miami to Miami Beach is like comparing Beverly Hills to Tarzana. Most times I would say the upper east side of Manhattan to the Bronx, but I added a west coast comparison just for you. :) Dustin—

You have a lot of interesting reading here. I’m always mesmerized by these region reports. Here where I work in South Beach/Miami Beach the market does not follow the “overall trend.” What I try to get across is now that inventory is increasing and we head on down the road of this “new” markets, there a micro-markets within them. Some are performing better than the trend and some are perfoming worse. That is what people must realize and where, in my opinion, these “metro” reports fail.

I’m not a cheerleader or, god forbid, an optimist, but comparing Miami to Miami Beach is like comparing Beverly Hills to Tarzana. Most times I would say the upper east side of Manhattan to the Bronx, but I added a west coast comparison just for you.
:)

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