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You get to be a lot choosier with your tenants, because you can afford to be. But as 2005 dragged on and ambitious fare like ``Kingdom of Heaven,'' ``Stealth'' and ``The Island'' bombed and far too many other films failed to cross the $100 million mark domestically, it became increasingly clear that the moviegoing public had become a far more choosier bunch. With the tight housing market showing few signs of loosening, co-op and condominium boards have become choosier in selecting their neighbors, with misbehaving or exotic pets topping the list of reasons prospective tenants are shown the door, brokers said. |
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