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How does the media claims that the market is bad. When people are still buying. Check this investment property in Austin Texas.
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Good News to Texas. WASHINGTON (Forbes) – Several Texas cities are poised for a quick recovery from the national recession, according to Forbes. Austin–Round Rock ranked first on the magazine’s recent list of ten cities most likely to bounce back quickly. Meanwhile, San Antonio ranked fifth, Dallas–Fort Worth–Arlington seventh and McAllen-Edinburg-Mission ninth. To compile its list, Forbes looked at estimates from Moody's Economy.com of the projected gross domestic product of metropolitan areas across the United States, as well as unemployment figures from the Bureau of Labor Statistics and home prices, incomes and affordability data from the National Association of Home Builders. Forbes also put together a list of ten worst cities for recession recovery. Texas was not on this list, isn't that great.
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This is great information for Texas. Read the information I grab from RECON. If approved by voters in November, House Joint Resolution 14 will establish greater protections for property owners by including landowner rights in the Texas Constitution. "Land ownership is an essential part of Texas' culture, and we owe it to our citizens to protect their rights as landowners and members of the community from government entities that overstep their bounds and abuse eminent domain," Perry said. The resolution will require two-thirds of all house members to approve any request granting eminent domain authority to a party. The bill will also prevent government entities from labeling a neighborhood as “blighted” without taking into account each individual property.
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