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Well-priced properties have sold briskly, many in overbids, as have both the highest end new construction in the luxury areas and those projects whose less traditional locations have been offset by reasonable pricing. if someone comes with a limited income or is a first-time buyer, it's tough to compete with somebody who has a big down payment and overbids on the list price,'' said Silva Hameline of Glendale's RE-MAX Elite. Bankruptcy Court on April 10 and is subject to overbids. |
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