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Apartment Market Boom Bad News for Renters – Forbes
While the housing market has experienced an extended downturn, the apartment market boom that started in 2010 is continuing full steam ahead. That’s good news for apartment owners, but bad news for renters. Several dynamics are at play, but in … Continue reading
Apartment Market Boom Bad News for Renters – Forbes
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Steadying the local job market – MPNnow
Scott Hegarty of Geneva said his job search has been going on for three months. Even in a county with a typically steady employment rate, for many job hunters, getting hired is no easy feat. “I’ve been looking all over … Continue reading
‘Top Cities for Hospital Care’ omits Nashville, lists TN peers – Nashville Tennessean
Nashville, which bills itself as the nation’s health-care industry capital, could not crack into the 50 “Top Cities for Hospital Care,” but three other Tennessee metropolitan areas did. Chattanooga ranked seventh, Knoxville placed 20th and … http://www.tennessean.com/article/20120124/NEWS07/301240024/-Top-Cities-Hospital-Care-omits-Nashville-lists-TN-peers
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Region’s job recovery finds itself in reverse – Buffalo News
The region lost 2,000 jobs from December 2010 to December 2011, or 0.4 percent, the second straight monthly decline in the local job market and the steepest drop since July 2010, according to figures released Thursday by the state Labor … Continue reading
