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3 Months Free And Category-Killer Amenities: What It Takes Now To Fill Philly s High-End Apartments

High-end buildings are competing for tenants, offering up to three months free rent and perks like movie theaters, pool clubs and more.

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State Senate looks to slash insurance premium tax

But some politicians argue this isn't effective – or enough

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Mortgage struggles on the horizon as Florida home insurance problems continue

As the home insurance crisis drags on in Florida, the risk could increase for a downturn in the state’s real estate market, with a threat of mortgage

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The first procurement of K-rations was made in May 1942 - Hometown Focus

The first procurement of K-rations was made in May 1942 - Hometown Focus
hometownfocus.us - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from hometownfocus.us Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.

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New Government plan will save Americans $1,000 on their mortgage closing costs - are YOU eligible?

Homebuyers could soon save around $1,000 on their closing costs thanks to a new plan by a government-backed mortgage lender.

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