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N.J. apartments back from the brink | Real Estate Newsletter

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By Erica Palan Verified
| The Philadelphia Inquirer Verified
“Everybody complains about traffic.” That’s what real estate lawyer Mark Kaplin told The Inquirer’s Chester County reporter Brooke Schultz this week when she asked about pushback to development projects. It made me laugh out loud. After years of editing real estate stories, I’ve learned that he is so right. Kaplin talks about his latest work with Exton Square Mall and how it’s becoming harder to to get stuff done in the city and the burbs.
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A ‘weird’ time to buy a home| Real Estate Newsletter

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By Erica Palan Verified
| The Philadelphia Inquirer Verified
Michaelle is off this week, so I’m here to talk real estate with you. And we’ve got good stuff to get into this week. First up: our weird real estate market. That’s not my word choice. It’s what real estate agents told Michaelle when she asked them how things are going. They told her that market has become much less seasonally predictable than it used to be and they shared what it could mean for homebuyers.
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Massive Regional Rail delays Wednesday morning following early morning derailment

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By Erica Palan Verified
| The Philadelphia Inquirer Verified
On an already hectic day for traversing the region, commuters on several Regional Rail lines will need to find alternative transportation due to a train derailment. The derailment occurred shortly after midnight and involved an outbound Manayunk/Norristown Line train at the 16th Street Interlocking in North Philadelphia, according to SEPTA. There were no injuries, and the incident is under investigation.
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