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This Week in Boston Real Estate: Compromises, Crackberries and politics

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From compromises to the death of a storied piece of technology, this week provided plenty of fodder for real estate agents:

•Mortgage rates are now at their lowest level in more than two months, with the 30-year FRM down to just 3.42 percent, according to Freddie Mac.

A compromise over parkland may finally end the high-rise stale mate over the Boston Harbor garage.

•It truly is the end of an era – BlackBerry, whose cell phones were once ubiquitous among real estate agents and other members of the business community, will no longer make its own phones.

•The politics of real estate – where are Democrats and Republicans most common in Greater Boston? The results of a recent test are very interesting.

•Pending home sales fell to their lowest level since the start of the year, with NAR blaming low inventory levels for the softening contract activity.

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