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		<title>San Antonio Homes Faring OK in Market</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Although the nationwide housing market has tumbled down, the South Texas landscape is faring better than most.  Sales have dipped somewhat but prices are still hovering relatively close to what fair market value would have been 6 months ago.  You can check prices on San Antonio Homes to see how they stacked up about a [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Although the nationwide housing market has tumbled down, the <strong>South Texas</strong> landscape is faring better than most.  Sales have dipped somewhat but prices are still hovering relatively close to what fair market value would have been 6 months ago.  You can check prices on <a href="http://www.sahomes.org">San Antonio Homes</a> to see how they stacked up about a year ago.</p>
<p>If you are in the market for selling a home in South Texas, you may want to step up efforts to move it as real estate is expected to decline until the market equilibrium is reached.  Unless you have time to wait until the economy improves, you&#8217;re better off taking a 10% loss now than being unable to sell the house within the next few years.</p>
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