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Move.com Does Good

Author: Jay T. - The Editor

Posted on October 29, 2007 
Filed Under Realtor.com

Obviously I’m not a big fan of Realtor.com. But Move.com (the “parent” of realtor.com) has done a very good thing to help out those displaced by the horrible fires in southern California.

A lengthy (and growing) list of temporary housing in the San Diego / Los Angeles area is posted at Move.com.

There are also links to additional housing resources.

Here is a map showing locations of temporary housing. Click on the map for more details.

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Nice work Move.com!

H/T to Dustin Luther

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