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Pacific Time: Archive
Pacific Time
Thu, May 10, 2007 -- 6:30 PM
Pacific Time 2007-05-10 : Koreans Looking for Real Estate Look to L.A.
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Southern California is home to the largest Korean population outside of Korea. Real estate agents and developers there are hoping an influx of South Korean money might boost a slumping housing market.
Reporters:
Lenora Chu

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