Hamptons (Summer) Residents May Be Forced To Move Into Louisana Superdome

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"This isn't like your typical Nor'easter where a tree falls and your lights flicker," said Michael Daly, founder of the buyers' brokerage True North Realty Associates in North Haven, New York, and a Hamptons real estate blogger. "This is more like a Katrina," he said, alluding to the historic 2005 Category 5 Hurricane. "It's going to be a number of years before the market recovers."


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