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December 17, 2009 at 11:24 AM #16823December 17, 2009 at 11:35 AM #494965
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ParticipantIs it considered a good purchase?
Borderline, 250 a foot is okay.Or will we have lot of trouble during resale?
Yes and no, cul de sac is a plus but being the 1st trac next to the freeway a real minus. Also you’re in by Camino Del Sur so you are stuck using the 56 (get nasty during rush hour) in either directionWorries me that it’s been listed for 9 months. Price is wrong or there’s something else
Being next to a freeway long-term I think would bring health issues (respiration, exhaust).
December 17, 2009 at 11:35 AM #495835ParticipantIs it considered a good purchase?
Borderline, 250 a foot is okay.Or will we have lot of trouble during resale?
Yes and no, cul de sac is a plus but being the 1st trac next to the freeway a real minus. Also you’re in by Camino Del Sur so you are stuck using the 56 (get nasty during rush hour) in either directionWorries me that it’s been listed for 9 months. Price is wrong or there’s something else
Being next to a freeway long-term I think would bring health issues (respiration, exhaust).
December 17, 2009 at 11:35 AM #495593ParticipantIs it considered a good purchase?
Borderline, 250 a foot is okay.Or will we have lot of trouble during resale?
Yes and no, cul de sac is a plus but being the 1st trac next to the freeway a real minus. Also you’re in by Camino Del Sur so you are stuck using the 56 (get nasty during rush hour) in either directionWorries me that it’s been listed for 9 months. Price is wrong or there’s something else
Being next to a freeway long-term I think would bring health issues (respiration, exhaust).
December 17, 2009 at 11:35 AM #495124ParticipantIs it considered a good purchase?
Borderline, 250 a foot is okay.Or will we have lot of trouble during resale?
Yes and no, cul de sac is a plus but being the 1st trac next to the freeway a real minus. Also you’re in by Camino Del Sur so you are stuck using the 56 (get nasty during rush hour) in either directionWorries me that it’s been listed for 9 months. Price is wrong or there’s something else
Being next to a freeway long-term I think would bring health issues (respiration, exhaust).
December 17, 2009 at 11:35 AM #495507ParticipantIs it considered a good purchase?
Borderline, 250 a foot is okay.Or will we have lot of trouble during resale?
Yes and no, cul de sac is a plus but being the 1st trac next to the freeway a real minus. Also you’re in by Camino Del Sur so you are stuck using the 56 (get nasty during rush hour) in either directionWorries me that it’s been listed for 9 months. Price is wrong or there’s something else
Being next to a freeway long-term I think would bring health issues (respiration, exhaust).
December 17, 2009 at 11:41 AM #495840DataAgent
ParticipantWe owned a home that backed up to a major freeway many years ago. People told us we would get used to the noise. We never did. In fact, the noise seemed to get worse every year. And we had a very difficult time selling the place 5 years later.
December 17, 2009 at 11:41 AM #495597ParticipantWe owned a home that backed up to a major freeway many years ago. People told us we would get used to the noise. We never did. In fact, the noise seemed to get worse every year. And we had a very difficult time selling the place 5 years later.
December 17, 2009 at 11:41 AM #495512ParticipantWe owned a home that backed up to a major freeway many years ago. People told us we would get used to the noise. We never did. In fact, the noise seemed to get worse every year. And we had a very difficult time selling the place 5 years later.
December 17, 2009 at 11:41 AM #494969ParticipantWe owned a home that backed up to a major freeway many years ago. People told us we would get used to the noise. We never did. In fact, the noise seemed to get worse every year. And we had a very difficult time selling the place 5 years later.
December 17, 2009 at 11:41 AM #495128ParticipantWe owned a home that backed up to a major freeway many years ago. People told us we would get used to the noise. We never did. In fact, the noise seemed to get worse every year. And we had a very difficult time selling the place 5 years later.
December 17, 2009 at 1:36 PM #495162Noob
ParticipantI lived next to a freeway once. I will live in a tent before I do that again. At night, the noise is amplified beyond anything tolerable. Unless you are deaf, you will absolutely regret it.
December 17, 2009 at 1:36 PM #495876ParticipantI lived next to a freeway once. I will live in a tent before I do that again. At night, the noise is amplified beyond anything tolerable. Unless you are deaf, you will absolutely regret it.
December 17, 2009 at 1:36 PM #495004ParticipantI lived next to a freeway once. I will live in a tent before I do that again. At night, the noise is amplified beyond anything tolerable. Unless you are deaf, you will absolutely regret it.
December 17, 2009 at 1:36 PM #495632ParticipantI lived next to a freeway once. I will live in a tent before I do that again. At night, the noise is amplified beyond anything tolerable. Unless you are deaf, you will absolutely regret it.
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