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I just couldn't help but look at these two items from the REALTOR(R) Magazine Daily Report. Do they read the stories?
Is it just me, or should one notice a connection between these articles.
If we see a decrease in demand for office space, do we not expect that commercial real estate will soften? Should we really rush to join the commercial ranks just in time for the slowdown?
I just can't wrap my head around the logic that would make these articles co-exist.
If the NAR really wanted to build credibility, a good first step would be to start paying attention to little details like this. A great second step, since the ball would be rolling, would be to not issue the "The worst is behind us" report every time crappy numbers come in.
>>Rant OFF<<
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They overlook stuff alright. Apparently, I am the only person in the world that caught it or thought it was funny, but check out Realtor Magazines official Richard Gaylord intro article. I'm waiting for somebody to send it to Leno.
Ray - I'm sure they didn't.
Amanda - I guess I need to read it more closely...
Larry - Too much?
Joey - Or paying attention.