Realtors: Staycation boom from 2020 is continuing this summer
News 12's Jim Murdoch has more on why the rules of supply and demand could make that getaway a lot more expensive.
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Mar 26, 2021, 9:53 PM
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744ds agoA staycation in
the tri-state is getting hard to find this summer as renters and landlords are
become overwhelmed with requests.
News 12's Jim
Murdoch has more on why the rules of supply and demand could make that getaway
a lot more expensive.
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