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Subject: 55 and over housing Author: Karen [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 05:23:40 11/03/03 Mon At what point will the town be over-saturated with housing for those 55 and over? It seems as if most new developments are being built this way. Do the developers do this because there's a need or because they look at it as an easy way to get an approval? [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]

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Subject Author Date Re: 55 and over housing Pam 10:57:12 11/03/03 Mon Re: 55 and over housing -- Michael H., 16:25:53 11/04/03 Tue Re: 55 and over housing Dennis 15:05:24 11/03/03 Mon Re: 55 and over housing -- shawn, 04:38:29 01/19/04 Mon Re: 55 and over housing -- Dennis, 13:26:04 01/21/04 Wed