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	Name:	Feb -
	Subject:	Priorities
	Date:	4/2/2007 5:21:10 PM

Hey PP, I agree with everything you posted except the hyper-inflated aspect. I was talking with a man this morning about water front property. He was telling me about the price of property on a couple of lakes in this area (Northern Virginia) and property cost on both the Maryland and VA sides of the Potomac River. He also mentioned how crowded it was and getting worse all the time. He was shocked when I mentioned the size of Lake Martin and the guestimated abundance of undeveloped shoreline.

All I will say is Lake Martin is far superior in quality and far less expensive. The only Lake I can recall outside of the deep South which was about the same price was in Kansas. My recollection is from a lot of years back. I do think building cost is up significantly everywhere in addition to the added cost of waterfront lots. Others please jump in and tell me if I am right or wrong about the above?

Folks just do not want to accept the facts. The retiring baby boomers with lifetime earnings, investments and savings are seeking property on recreational/nature based perimeters.

How much should we expect the "Crown Jewel of the South" to cost and not consider it as inflated? I would enjoy hearing various opinions and thoughts.