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*FILE PHOTO* -- A view of Miami Beach, Fla., in April 2009. Miami Beach, like much of Florida, prospered when real estate values climbed. Today, many condominiums are vacant. Ever since the 1920s Florida has been cast as the place people go to escape contemplation, not to indulge in it. But in the past year, from Pensacola to Miami Beach, Floridians have been soul searching. And for good reason. The state's decades-long binge on real estate has given way to empty homes in rich and poor neighborhoods alike. Hundreds of thousands of jobs have vanished, empty stores are everywhere and even golf courses are shutting down. (Alex Quesada/The New York Times)
MINIMALNA CENA 100USD!!!
2009-08-15
Alex Quesada/The New York Times//EAST NEWS
The New York Times Agency
Alex Quesada
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