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		<title>The Benefits of Double Glazing</title>
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		<title>Housing Crash: Biggest Losers in Real Estate – The Past Decade</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[It is understood, from our current side of the ledger, that “irrational exuberance” (to borrow a phrase from Alan Greenspan) was responsible for the grossly swollen housing bubble that left so many Americans in economic tatters in the first decade of the Third Millennium. History is still sorting out who was responsible for that mess, but by this time, we certainly understand who the victims were. In no particular order: 1. The West Cities like Denver, Phoenix, Las Vegas and Los Angeles went through a horrific period in which buyers would snap up a home, put in some flooring,re-do the kitchen and roll some paint, and then sell it for $150,000 more than they paid. This vicious cycle was known as “flipping”, and it made good money for those with the good sense to get out of the game in time…Still looking for those people… 2. Big Business Commercial real estate was beset by the same problems as the residential market – too much liquidity supplied by lenders and too many buildings going up in the same places at the same time. Now, there are still commercial buyers out there, but they’re not buying anymore even with favorable rates. This [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>It is understood, from our current side of the ledger, that “irrational exuberance” (to borrow a phrase from Alan Greenspan) was responsible for the grossly swollen housing bubble that left so many Americans in economic tatters in the first decade of the Third Millennium. History is still sorting out who was responsible for that mess, but by this time, we certainly understand who the victims were. In no particular order:</p>
<h2>1. The West</h2>
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<p>Cities like Denver, Phoenix, Las Vegas and Los Angeles went through a horrific period in which buyers would snap up a home, put in some flooring,re-do the kitchen and roll some paint, and then sell it for $150,000 more than they paid. This vicious cycle was known as “flipping”, and it made good money for those with the good sense to get out of the game in time…Still looking for those people…</p>
<h2>2. Big Business</h2>
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<p>Commercial real estate was beset by the same problems as the residential market – too much liquidity supplied by lenders and too many buildings going up in the same places at the same time. Now, there are still commercial buyers out there, but they’re not buying anymore even with favorable rates. This leaves developers, who shelled out millions putting up structures they thought would be needed, squarely on the hook.</p>
<h2>3. The Guy Down the Street</h2>
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<p>Even for those who had no interest in flipping a house, the market must have seemed awfully attractive to those who figured they could get by on a couple of years’ worth of interest-only payments, and then cash in on an investment that they expected to go up substantially in value. They got stuck with merciless adjustable-rate mortgages even as property values plummeted.Most of those poor folks wound up in foreclosure.</p>
<h2>4. The Vatican</h2>
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<p>“The market giveth,” says Seattle accountant Joseph Harris,”and the market taketh away.” Having managed the books for many a stateside diocese, Harris feels the pain of the Catholic church, which has avast collection of priceless artwork (which it never intends to sell)underpinning its portfolio. Still, with real estate holdings in the billions of dollars, the Vatican proved to be just as vulnerable as anybody else – at least in the short term.</p>
<h2>5. Condo Owners</h2>
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<p>Even as the market for single-family homes troughed and began to slowly trudge back up, condominium sales remained mired in the quicksand.Buildings that had kicked out their tenants and converted the existing apartments into “condos” were forced to reverse direction, once again renting out units that had been subject to foreclosure.</p>
<h2>6. The Banks</h2>
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<p>Considering that they failed to conduct due diligence where loan applicants were concerned, and considering the hundreds of billions in taxpayer-supplied bailout money they received, it’s hard to find anyone who feels sorry for the banks. It almost seemed poetic, then, when fed-up homeowners started mailing in their keys in lieu of their outrageous monthly mortgage payment. Whatever means they used to pass the losses on to everyone else, many people took no small measure of joy in watching bank executives squirm before Congress. The satisfaction, however gratifying, was short-lived.</p>
<h2>7. New York Cabbies</h2>
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<p>National Public Radio famously aired a story about a Big Apple taxi driver who managed to leverage one property into another into another, until he was stuck holding some $20 million in real estate that suddenly was worth much,much less than what he owed – and so like Icarus, he fell from the sky, waxwings melted by the sun. The practice of borrowing against the equity on one property to pay the mortgage on another worked for a while… Until the last domino fell.</p>
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		<title>Double Glazing Prices</title>
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		<pubDate>Thu, 26 Jan 2012 13:33:13 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[For many people, double glazing prices seem a little costly from the beginning. But once you crunch the numbers correctly you’ll see that the savings you’ll enjoy from the very start will help make any difference in pricing over single glazed windows a much more palatable proposition. Perhaps the most beautiful thing about double glazing prices is that these online prices are an investment that will pay for itself in the future. In fact, this investment will end up saving you so much money over the years that it will actually pay you back with interest in energy savings alone. But the savings do not end with money shaved off monthly energy usage, consumption, and fees. It goes much deeper than that and can help preserve real money as well as important memories, pieces of the past, and gifts for the future. You see, double glazing windows can not only limit the amount of heat escaping your home but these windows also reduce the amount of UV light coming into your home. Each and every time sunlight steams in through your windows it is sending powerful and extremely damaging UV rays into your home. These rays ruin fabrics, fade paintings, [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>For many people, double glazing prices seem a little costly from the beginning. But once you crunch the numbers correctly you’ll see that the savings you’ll enjoy from the very start will help make any difference in pricing over single glazed windows a much more palatable proposition.</p>
<p>Perhaps the most beautiful thing about double glazing prices is that these online prices are an investment that will pay for itself in the future. In fact, this investment will end up saving you so much money over the years that it will actually pay you back with interest in energy savings alone.</p>
<p>But the savings do not end with money shaved off monthly energy usage, consumption, and fees. It goes much deeper than that and can help preserve real money as well as important memories, pieces of the past, and gifts for the future.</p>
<p>You see, double glazing windows can not only limit the amount of heat escaping your home but these windows also reduce the amount of UV light coming into your home. Each and every time sunlight steams in through your windows it is sending powerful and extremely damaging UV rays into your home. These rays ruin fabrics, fade paintings, and destroy everything they come in contact with along the way.</p>
<p>Over the years, the costs involved in this type of damage can add up to some staggering sums. If you aren’t interested in purchasing powerful sun-blocking drapery for your home to keep the sun out there is little you can do that will have a more immediate and drastic impact on the amount of UV light streaming into your home day after day than installing these double glazed windows will have.</p>
<p>There are many different double glazing prices to keep in mind as you decide what the best choice for your windows may be. The most important of these prices may very well be the price of the peace of mind that comes with knowing you will have lower heating bills, a home that is safer from burglary and that you are doing your part to protect the planet. How high of a price can you place on value like that?</p>
<p>Now is the time for you to get serious about the type of windows you want in your home. Keep in mind that the upfront double glazing prices you will pay are small in comparison with everything you’ll receive in return.</p>
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