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	Comments on: October New Construction Permits Remain Steady	</title>
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		By: JfromJupiter		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[Who is buying all this stuff?  Between apartments and single-family homes, it just has exploded.  It seems like no one can get enough of building things around here.  I would like to know what the absorption rate is on residential.  Commercial seems even worse though.  Look around at the available commercial condo space available for lease, it&#039;s ridiculous and there seems to be no end to the construction of it.  Go drive through the new Tallahassee Mall/Centre of Tallahassee. If that project is at or near 25% occupancy, then I would be shocked. Brick and mortar is becoming a dinosaur - ecommerce is here and killing physical locations (restaurants largely excluded), and it doesn&#039;t seem as though that reality has set in.  That&#039;s the extent of my rant for the week.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Who is buying all this stuff?  Between apartments and single-family homes, it just has exploded.  It seems like no one can get enough of building things around here.  I would like to know what the absorption rate is on residential.  Commercial seems even worse though.  Look around at the available commercial condo space available for lease, it&#8217;s ridiculous and there seems to be no end to the construction of it.  Go drive through the new Tallahassee Mall/Centre of Tallahassee. If that project is at or near 25% occupancy, then I would be shocked. Brick and mortar is becoming a dinosaur &#8211; ecommerce is here and killing physical locations (restaurants largely excluded), and it doesn&#8217;t seem as though that reality has set in.  That&#8217;s the extent of my rant for the week.</p>
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