Jay Lamont, All About Real Estate.
September 2th, 2007 show, WPEN.

i am busy and haven’t listened to this episode yet!

Disclaimer: I am never available on Sundays from 10:00 AM until 12:00 PM. So I began taping these on my computer. I’m putting them online until someone at WPEN makes it a podcast (or until someone asks me to take them down). Commercials are intact. Enjoy.

Jay Lamont, All About Real Estate.
August 26th, 2007 show, WPEN.

i am busy and haven’t listened to this episode yet!

Disclaimer: I am never available on Sundays from 10:00 AM until 12:00 PM. So I began taping these on my computer. I’m putting them online until someone at WPEN makes it a podcast (or until someone asks me to take them down). Commercials are intact. Enjoy.

Jay Lamont, All About Real Estate.
August 19th, 2007 show, WPEN.

i am busy and haven’t listened to this episode yet!

Disclaimer: I am never available on Sundays from 10:00 AM until 12:00 PM. So I began taping these on my computer. I’m putting them online until someone at WPEN makes it a podcast (or until someone asks me to take them down). Commercials are intact. Enjoy.

Jay Lamont, All About Real Estate.
August 12th, 2007 show, WPEN.

i am busy and haven’t listened to this episode yet!

Disclaimer: I am never available on Sundays from 10:00 AM until 12:00 PM. So I began taping these on my computer. I’m putting them online until someone at WPEN makes it a podcast (or until someone asks me to take them down). Commercials are intact. Enjoy.

Jay Lamont, All About Real Estate.
August 5th, 2007 show, WPEN.

vacation areas in state of mortgage turmoil - delaware valley not so much… former house values down 15-20% in a year, latter up 1%…

Disclaimer: I am never available on Sundays from 10:00 AM until 12:00 PM. So I began taping these on my computer. I’m putting them online until someone at WPEN makes it a podcast (or until someone asks me to take them down). Commercials are intact. Enjoy.

Jay Lamont, All About Real Estate.
July 22nd, 2007 show, WPEN.

** I was on vacation and did not listen to this yet **

Disclaimer: I am never available on Sundays from 10:00 AM until 12:00 PM. So I began taping these on my computer. I’m putting them online until someone at WPEN makes it a podcast (or until someone asks me to take them down). Commercials are intact. Enjoy.

Jay Lamont, All About Real Estate.
July 15th, 2007 show, WPEN.

** i was on vacation and haven’t read this **

Disclaimer: I am never available on Sundays from 10:00 AM until 12:00 PM. So I began taping these on my computer. I’m putting them online until someone at WPEN makes it a podcast (or until someone asks me to take them down). Commercials are intact. Enjoy.

Jay Lamont, All About Real Estate.
July 8th, 2007 show, WPEN.

** i haven’t listened to this yet since I have been on vacation **

Disclaimer: I am never available on Sundays from 10:00 AM until 12:00 PM. So I began taping these on my computer. I’m putting them online until someone at WPEN makes it a podcast (or until someone asks me to take them down). Commercials are intact. Enjoy.

Wow. This sounds scarily possible: SPOILER ALERT!!!

Here comes a slew of championships! Billy Penn has been placed atop the highest building in Philadelphia once again. The Curse exists no more (but does this count?).

Keeping alive a centuries-old tradition - with a Philadelphia twist - a beam was hoisted to the highest point of Comcast Center today, topping off Philadelphia’s new tallest skyscraper.

There was a small tree at one end of the beam, which had been signed by workers and those gathered for the ceremony, and an American flag at the other.

Between them was a statue of William Penn, the city’s founder. There is a myth that Philadelphia’s sports teams will not win a championship as long as a building “rises above Billy Penn” on City Hall, said Bill Hankowsky, chief executive officer of Liberty Property Trust, the Malvern company that is building Comcast Center.

He was referring to the controversy two decades ago when One Liberty Place, also built by Liberty, became the first to break that barrier.

“We don’t believe in the myth, but to be safe we’ve added the statue of Billy Penn,” Hankowsky said.

Yippee!