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Under par: Values for golf courses, homes on courses fall (access required)

by Brad Carlson
Published: March 29,2010
Time posted: 6:44 am
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Values for golf courses and for homes on golf courses have been falling in the Boise area, for different reasons. Course values in part reflect lower revenues as many players see their disposable incomes drop. Multiple factors play into the value drop for on-course homes from 2008 to last year. Golf courses Erin Brady, a commercial appraiser for ...



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