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USA Today Says Buyers "Get a Lot of House for Their Money" in Chattanooga

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USA Today Says Buyers
"Get a Lot of House for Their Money" in Chattanooga
People who move to Chattanooga from other parts of the country are finding they can get a lot of house for their money, according to a recent article by USA Today. Despite the recent nation-wide turmoil in the housing market, 2007 was Chattanooga's third best year ever for home sales. The story also notes that not only are home prices reasonable; there's no state income tax in Tennessee. In addition, the city is centrally located near Atlanta, Knoxville, Nashville and Birmingham.

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