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[quote=briansd1]

Therefore, car dependency is a given in San Diego. Only the old cities in America are truly walkable (SF, Chicago, DC, NY, Boston, Philly) where you don’t need a car.

But even DC is not really walkable because the street are so wide. The monuments are too large and not on an intimate human scale. Plus the area is a large spread out metro area. In order to get around, you still need a car, even if you don’t use it as much.[/quote]

Sorry Brian.

You are wrong. DC is eminently walkable, what you are mistaking is the Mall from the neighborhoods.
That’s like saying “Animal Park” is quite unwalkable due to the distances to the grocery store.

Nobody lives at the monuments, heck, almost nobody works at the monuments. The monuments are meant to be Monumental.

Spend a weekend in Adams Morgan, or Northwest, or
Waterfront, then let me know.

The monuments are far apart because it tires out the tourists and keeps them far apart from each other.

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here’s the guy to interview.

JIM THE REALTOR http://www.bubbleinfo.com

He’s the one who was working it on the way up and the way down and he has video the whole way….

[patb]

here’s the guy to interview.

JIM THE REALTOR http://www.bubbleinfo.com

He’s the one who was working it on the way up and the way down and he has video the whole way….

[patb]

here’s the guy to interview.

JIM THE REALTOR http://www.bubbleinfo.com

He’s the one who was working it on the way up and the way down and he has video the whole way….

[patb]

here’s the guy to interview.

JIM THE REALTOR http://www.bubbleinfo.com

He’s the one who was working it on the way up and the way down and he has video the whole way….

[patb]

here’s the guy to interview.

JIM THE REALTOR http://www.bubbleinfo.com

He’s the one who was working it on the way up and the way down and he has video the whole way….

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dude

this site isnt home to them, but, if you want
to interview a drooling idiot, look up Casey Serin.

Aside from one gal who was here recently talking about
her foreclosure, this is the housing bears.

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dude

this site isnt home to them, but, if you want
to interview a drooling idiot, look up Casey Serin.

Aside from one gal who was here recently talking about
her foreclosure, this is the housing bears.

[patb]

dude

this site isnt home to them, but, if you want
to interview a drooling idiot, look up Casey Serin.

Aside from one gal who was here recently talking about
her foreclosure, this is the housing bears.

[patb]

dude

this site isnt home to them, but, if you want
to interview a drooling idiot, look up Casey Serin.

Aside from one gal who was here recently talking about
her foreclosure, this is the housing bears.

[patb]

dude

this site isnt home to them, but, if you want
to interview a drooling idiot, look up Casey Serin.

Aside from one gal who was here recently talking about
her foreclosure, this is the housing bears.

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[quote=svelte]Great stories, WH.

Especially about the kid. Sometimes I think that people make too much on the effect of foreclosure on kids.

Remembering back in my childhood, I did not care at all whether we rented or bought or whatever. As long as I had a place to lay my head, store my clothes and play with my toys I was happy.

My parents seemed very happy (and stressed!) when we bought our first home when I was 10, but to me it was just another home. We could have rented for all I cared.[/quote]

Myparents lost a house when i was a kid, but i was too young to remember it.

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[quote=svelte]Great stories, WH.

Especially about the kid. Sometimes I think that people make too much on the effect of foreclosure on kids.

Remembering back in my childhood, I did not care at all whether we rented or bought or whatever. As long as I had a place to lay my head, store my clothes and play with my toys I was happy.

My parents seemed very happy (and stressed!) when we bought our first home when I was 10, but to me it was just another home. We could have rented for all I cared.[/quote]

Myparents lost a house when i was a kid, but i was too young to remember it.

[patb]

[quote=svelte]Great stories, WH.

Especially about the kid. Sometimes I think that people make too much on the effect of foreclosure on kids.

Remembering back in my childhood, I did not care at all whether we rented or bought or whatever. As long as I had a place to lay my head, store my clothes and play with my toys I was happy.

My parents seemed very happy (and stressed!) when we bought our first home when I was 10, but to me it was just another home. We could have rented for all I cared.[/quote]

Myparents lost a house when i was a kid, but i was too young to remember it.

[patb]

[quote=svelte]Great stories, WH.

Especially about the kid. Sometimes I think that people make too much on the effect of foreclosure on kids.

Remembering back in my childhood, I did not care at all whether we rented or bought or whatever. As long as I had a place to lay my head, store my clothes and play with my toys I was happy.

My parents seemed very happy (and stressed!) when we bought our first home when I was 10, but to me it was just another home. We could have rented for all I cared.[/quote]

Myparents lost a house when i was a kid, but i was too young to remember it.

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