I am somewhat familiar with North Park from being an investor there and glazing contractor in the neighborhood long ago. It is a cutsey house in a cutsey area that strongly appeals to a lot of people. The size fits the scaled-down living trend of many who want to shed possessions, yard-work, commuting, and want walkable neighborhoods. A lot of posters on this site don’t want to accept the verdict of the marketplace.
[quote=EconProf]I am somewhat familiar with North Park from being an investor there and glazing contractor in the neighborhood long ago. It is a cutsey house in a cutsey area that strongly appeals to a lot of people. The size fits the scaled-down living trend of many who want to shed possessions, yard-work, commuting, and want walkable neighborhoods. A lot of posters on this site don’t want to accept the verdict of the marketplace.[/quote]
Not all the evidence is in (foreclosures) to render a verdict.
[quote=EconProf]I am somewhat familiar with North Park from being an investor there and glazing contractor in the neighborhood long ago. It is a cutsey house in a cutsey area that strongly appeals to a lot of people. The size fits the scaled-down living trend of many who want to shed possessions, yard-work, commuting, and want walkable neighborhoods. A lot of posters on this site don’t want to accept the verdict of the marketplace.[/quote]
Not all the evidence is in (foreclosures) to render a verdict.
[quote=EconProf]I am somewhat familiar with North Park from being an investor there and glazing contractor in the neighborhood long ago. It is a cutsey house in a cutsey area that strongly appeals to a lot of people. The size fits the scaled-down living trend of many who want to shed possessions, yard-work, commuting, and want walkable neighborhoods. A lot of posters on this site don’t want to accept the verdict of the marketplace.[/quote]
Not all the evidence is in (foreclosures) to render a verdict.
[quote=EconProf]I am somewhat familiar with North Park from being an investor there and glazing contractor in the neighborhood long ago. It is a cutsey house in a cutsey area that strongly appeals to a lot of people. The size fits the scaled-down living trend of many who want to shed possessions, yard-work, commuting, and want walkable neighborhoods. A lot of posters on this site don’t want to accept the verdict of the marketplace.[/quote]
Not all the evidence is in (foreclosures) to render a verdict.
[quote=EconProf]I am somewhat familiar with North Park from being an investor there and glazing contractor in the neighborhood long ago. It is a cutsey house in a cutsey area that strongly appeals to a lot of people. The size fits the scaled-down living trend of many who want to shed possessions, yard-work, commuting, and want walkable neighborhoods. A lot of posters on this site don’t want to accept the verdict of the marketplace.[/quote]
Not all the evidence is in (foreclosures) to render a verdict.
