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Massachusetts Association of Realtors reported:
Inventory and Days on Market:
The inventory of single-family homes as of October 31, 2010 increased 13.0 percent from October 2009 (27,204 listings in 2009 to 30,860 listings in 2010) which translates into 11.2 months

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Here’s a look at some of the kitchens in celebrity homes for sale, including homes of Lady Gaga, Justin Timberlake, and Sheryl Crow. And Tracy Morgan appears to really like the stainless steel look. Worst kitchen: Kelly Clarkson’s lawn-clippings-green cabinets. Blech.

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The US Attorney’s office wants it made plain that Massachusetts condo associations that go after families for such “offenses” as their children playing wiffle ball in common areas can’t levy unfair fines on those families. A Methuen condo association

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Think it’s hard to write a real estate blog? Consider this website: Lavish Property. The site features pictures of luxury real estate for sale across the US, Canada and England, complete with reviews and comments by the blogger — 13-year-old Cole Perkins

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Some Thanksgiving trivia:
In the U.S, we eat 300 million turkeys per year. About a 1/3 of them are consumed in the month between Thanksgiving and Christmas. However, U.S. isn’t the largest consumer of turkey. According to BBC Thanksgiving quiz, Israel consumes