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Tuesday, May 19, 2009

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In that underwater houses are common to both, I guess.

Deep Southhampton"'This isn't like your typical Nor'easter where a tree falls and your lights flicker,' said Michael Daly, founder of the buyers' brokerage True North Realty Associates in North Haven, New York, and a Hamptons real estate blogger. 'This is more like a Katrina,' he said, alluding to the historic 2005 Category 5 Hurricane. 'It's going to be a number of years before the market recovers.'" Yes, he is talking about the decline in Hamptons real estate values. Ugh.

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kitten_witawip

You should forward that to Ian Spiegelman. I bet he likes articles about the Hamptons.

jolie
jolie (#16)

Wait. Huh? I've heard this story before. FROM YOU. ON RADAR.

Oh right - that was some asshole from Greenwich. Cripes, rich people, GET IT TOGETHER.

Alex Balk
Alex Balk (#4)

I knew that seemed familiar. But the idea of searching the Radar archives was too overwhelming.

Tuna Surprise
Tuna Surprise (#573)

Really? You should be proud of all the groundbreaking Octomom stories.

Abe Sauer
Abe Sauer (#148)

Seriously, The Awl should slap a Google news alert on "like Katrina" posthaste! Four years from now the compilation would be probably be devastating (like katrina).

KenWheaton
KenWheaton (#401)

Never mind that Katrina wasn't even close to Cat 5 when it made landfall. Category 3. Look it up, Bloomberg.

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