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		<title>By: Donna Robinson</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Good article Mike. We shall see what happens in the next two years or so. I think this is an issue with a very complex set of answers that involve everything from the impact of abortion on the white population, to the influx of minority home buyers who culturally are used to sharing a home with multiple generations under the same roof. The real end-user demand is no longer the predictable factor that it used to be. Big investor money in single family housing is a new wildcard that remains to be tested. The ultimate outcome will not be pretty if the big time investment capital decides to cash out.]]></description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Good article Mike. We shall see what happens in the next two years or so. I think this is an issue with a very complex set of answers that involve everything from the impact of abortion on the white population, to the influx of minority home buyers who culturally are used to sharing a home with multiple generations under the same roof. The real end-user demand is no longer the predictable factor that it used to be. Big investor money in single family housing is a new wildcard that remains to be tested. The ultimate outcome will not be pretty if the big time investment capital decides to cash out.</p>
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