Article Archive for May 2008
Posted in Regional Info on 30 May 2008
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Fashonistas, be on the look out: the best deals are straight ahead! Acquire high-end styles without completely emptying your wallet by visiting one of hundreds of designer outlets at Sawgrass Mills. A fantastic selection of department stores, boutiques and galleries are nestled on Las Olas Boulevard in the greater Fort Lauderdale area. You [...]
Posted in Regional Info on 30 May 2008
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The Mall of Georgia is an enclosed shopping mall that was built in 1999 in Buford, a suburb of Atlanta. It is currently the largest shopping center in all of Georgia. It is such a big attraction, it even offers group tours! Peruse the merchandise in over 200 stores that sit on three [...]
Posted in Regional Info on 29 May 2008
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Looking to satisfy your wallet and your stomach? Jacksonville offers bountiful options to appease your shopping fix and your diverse palette. Everything you could imagine rests within the walls of the Saint Johns Town Center. The mall opened only three years ago, with the addition of 40 more stores and 4 restaurants just [...]
Posted in Regional Info on 28 May 2008
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Have you recently purchased a home from Buy Owner or have you been looking to acquire a property from the nation’s leading FSBO company?
If you are moving to a new city, or even a new state, and you are not sure what do for fun, then let the Buy Owner Blog be your guide! Helping [...]
Posted in General Information, Regional Info, Tips and Ideas on 26 May 2008
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Welcome to the lakeside city of Milwaukee, the largest and most vibrant city in Wisconsin. With strong German roots and a rich history in brewing, Milwaukee has evolved into a rich and fascinating contemporary city.
The past decade has seen the most significant area improvements, such as the $100 million addition to the Milwaukee Arts Museum.There [...]
Posted in General Information, Regional Info, Tips and Ideas on 24 May 2008
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With 26 miles of lakefront and a world-class culture, Chicago is known as the oasis of the Midwest. Home to some of the most distinct neighborhoods in the country, Chicago creates a truly diverse urban experience, with unique art, cuisine, and people in every corner of the city.
Chicago was once the most formidable locale in [...]
Posted in General Information, Regional Info, Tips and Ideas on 22 May 2008
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Welcome to the Crossroads of America! Right in the center of the Midwest, the city of Indianapolis serves as a midway point between several cities, including Louisville, Chicago, Cincinnati and Saint Louis.
Indianapolis is the 13th largest city in the U.S. and is fast-growing as a result of revitalization, combined with an attitude all its own. [...]
Posted in General Information, Regional Info, Tips and Ideas on 20 May 2008
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Home to a wide range of cultural, historical, and recreational activities, Atlanta offers something for everyone! Sports enthusiasts will delight in taking in a Braves, Falcons or Hawks game. Also well-known for its live music scene, Atlanta boasts a vibrant nightlife, with clubs, renowned restaurants, lounges and music venues open late into the evening.
Several attractions [...]
Posted in General Information, Regional Info, Tips and Ideas on 18 May 2008
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The City of Brotherly Love welcomes you! As the sixth most populous city in the U.S., Philly is a city rich with American history, with food, culture and Colonial architecture to match.
It’s situated on the Delaware River, providing several homes and businesses with waterfront property, while a vibrant industrial economy churns beyond the waterway. Philadelphia [...]
Posted in General Information, Regional Info, Tips and Ideas on 16 May 2008
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Louisville has a history much richer than one might imagine: gorgeous eighteenth-century buildings are found throughout the downtown area, named after King Louis the Fourteenth of France by an early American explorer.
Influenced by both Midwestern and Southern culture, this city is situated in a key area along the Ohio River and the Indiana border. It [...]






