So this is the reason why the lots weren’t touched even back at the peak of the bubble. Afterall, very possible for a developer back in the days to have built 4000+ homes that would have gone for $1.5 mil easy. Wonder if city venture knew about the problems when they purchased.
So this is the reason why the lots weren’t touched even back at the peak of the bubble. Afterall, very possible for a developer back in the days to have built 4000+ homes that would have gone for $1.5 mil easy. Wonder if city venture knew about the problems when they purchased.
So this is the reason why the lots weren’t touched even back at the peak of the bubble. Afterall, very possible for a developer back in the days to have built 4000+ homes that would have gone for $1.5 mil easy. Wonder if city venture knew about the problems when they purchased.
So this is the reason why the lots weren’t touched even back at the peak of the bubble. Afterall, very possible for a developer back in the days to have built 4000+ homes that would have gone for $1.5 mil easy. Wonder if city venture knew about the problems when they purchased.
So this is the reason why the lots weren’t touched even back at the peak of the bubble. Afterall, very possible for a developer back in the days to have built 4000+ homes that would have gone for $1.5 mil easy. Wonder if city venture knew about the problems when they purchased.
