Jun 2, 2008
Housing skid hurts N.E.'s 2-, 3-family market hard
When Osman and Rose Bangura bought a two-family home three years ago at the peak of a housing boom, they saw a good investment in the $400,000 colonial, just a quarter-mile from the Merrimack River and the ...
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