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Chinese Drywall Imported to Guam, Saipan, American Samoa
Potentially defective Chinese drywall was imported to Guam, Saipan and American Samoa. According to the Consumer Products Safety Commission (CPSC), more than 20,000 sheets of Chinese-made drywall made their way on to those islands in 2006. View entire article

Coral Gables builder guts his own bad drywall-plagued home
Across South Florida and the country, distraught homeowners feel stuck in their stinky, corroding homes that are breaking down bit by bit from something leaching from defective Chinese drywall. View entire article

Fort Myers drywall victim sick of wait
The owner of a $1.4 million Fort Myers home with defective Chinese drywall wants to know why his builder, Aubuchon Homes, won't fix it. Dr. Keith Baker, who moved his family out of the home Dec. 17, said State Rep. Gary Aubuchon, who is also president of Aubuchon Homes, did pay four months rent on an alternate residence and some expenses. But Aubuchon then cut off further assistance, Baker said. View entire article

Wall Street Journal: Lennar Confirms Bad Drywall in Homes
Lennar Corp. has identified 400 homes in Florida that have confirmed problems with defective Chinese drywall, and it has set aside $39.8 million to repair the homes, the Miami-based home builder said in a securities filing Friday. View entire Article

New Chinese drywall developments won't help some victims in SWFL
SOUTHWEST FLORIDA - More people living in homes built with Chinese drywall are speaking only to WINK News. They say it's ruining their life and new developments this week aren't helping their problem. View entire article