Across the country, real estate agents and home sellers in wealthy neighborhoods who grew accustomed to seven-figure bidding wars during the boom are feeling the sting of the housing crunch. Three of the nation's richest zip codes saw particularly steep home-price declines: 33480 (Palm Beach, Fla.), 06381 (Greenwich, Conn.) and 55391 (Wayzata, Minn.)...
Hey, Kristan Zimmer It looks like Chris Fountain was right after all.Mr. Fountain sumed it up much better than I ever could hope to,
"Greenwich Post, has just fired me - according to the owner, it came down to a choice between my readers, who liked me, and certain real estate agencies who did not. The latter pays bills, the former does not, so I got the heave ho. Fair enough, but I question the wisdom of eliminating one of the few items in a newspaper that, according to my readers,anyway, made the paper worth perusing. If you have no readers, who will advertise?"
"If you'd like calm, reassuring news that your real estate investment in Greenwich is doing just fine, feel free to check the Greenwich Post each week."
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