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sort of a non scientific poll:

What part of the country (or which country) do you live in and how do you rate the local economic condition:

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2) Fair
3) Bad
4) Horrible
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Central Texas. (Does not count Dallas or Houston).

Good economy. Better than average U.S.

Jobless rate is about 7%.
New companies are moving into Austin / Round Rock.
Home values only went down a very small amount.
Fewer foreclosures than most of the U.S.
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Central Texas. (Does not count Dallas or Houston).

Good economy. Better than average U.S.

Jobless rate is about 7%.
New companies are moving into Austin / Round Rock.
Home values only went down a very small amount.
Fewer foreclosures than most of the U.S.

I have heard the areas that are doing well are parts of texas, new orleans area, nebraska and north dakota. Also, like you mentioned, hoising did not skyrocket in those areas
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Northern Ky/Cinci Ohio area. I would say BAD condition.
Jobless rate is over 10% Cinci home values down 30/40%.
Many foreclosures esp in Cinci mainly due to job loss but some areas
way over priced homes too which have lost value and are now "under water".
Ky a bit less so as home values weren't as high.
Increased crime especially in inner cities but somewhat spreading to suburbs.
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