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nationally, employers added a paltry 96,000 jobs in August,reinforcing fears of continued economic sluggishness. But Reis research boss Victor Calanog says there's potential upside: Job creation appears weak enough to prompt the Federal Reserve to take action as soon as next month. Whether that takes the form of QE3 or not, a boost in liquidity will help equities and potentially increase demand for US real estate assets, he tells us.

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