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Canadians must be feeling pretty satisfied with themselves this year. First, their second banana dollar has beefed up against the U.S. dollar. Now, as this story shows, Toronto is having a record year for home sales.
Where will it all end?
 (Un)Real Estate offers a peek at the housing market usually reserved for insiders. While it focuses on the Tampa Bay area, it won't neglect dipping
into the rest of Florida and beyond. Its goal? Simple: To help you keep a roof over your head without losing your shirt.Times business reporter James Thorner has covered the Tampa Bay area housing market since 1999 and writes a weekly column on the topic in the St. Petersburg Times. Having recently bought and sold a house here, Thorner has shown his insights are more than theory. He's got the burn marks to prove it. E-mail James Thorner: jthorner@sptimes.com. |
In canada we tax nonresidents the same as residents for property taxes.Maybe florida should wake up .
Posted by: a.clark | November 21, 2007 at 06:54 PM
Yeah, but who wants to live in Canada for a summer home vs Florida for a Winter home...you want our sunshine...pay for it.
Posted by: Tony | November 22, 2007 at 12:21 PM