So long second home
With housing prices so high, many retirees can’t afford to buy the condo they’ve always wanted.
- By: Bryan Borzykowski
- March 4, 2015 April 21, 2023
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With housing prices so high, many retirees can’t afford to buy the condo they’ve always wanted.
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