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in a condemnation action brought by the city of Long Branch, N.J., the owners of an oceanfront tract of land were awarded $500,000 by a New Jersey jury on July 15. The city of Long Branch claimed that the 15-acre tract, which included a two-story, 1,400-square-foot residence, was worth $185,000, based on recent sales of Long Branch tracts located from three blocks to a quarter-mile from the ocean. However, Fred and Dorothy Strahlendorf, the owners, valued it at $500,000, based on improvements to the Long Br
August 18, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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