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LA’s real estate decline is another red flag — and a reason for change
Los Angeles is losing its appeal to international real estate investors, with less than 5% of buyers compared to Miami's over 10%. The decline, ongoing for six years, is framed as a potential benefit for local buyers due to reduced competition.
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