Tampa, St. Petersburg escape list of most vulnerable housing markets
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August 29, 2007

Tampa, St. Petersburg escape list of most vulnerable housing markets

The folks at Forbes.com have done a decent job tracking the best and worst housing markets. Recently they published a list of "resilient" markets that singled out the Tampa Bay area for guarded praise.

They followed up with a list of vulnerable housing markets on which some of our venerable Florida sister cities fared poorly.

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