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I'm looking to move to Concord and I have a child that is going to be a Senior this fall. I'm coming down to visit in April and I have no idea where to begin. I would like to rent a townhome or single family ( where the grass is cut for you).
I do not want to spend more than $ 900 if possible. I'm looking for a safe quiet area. Any suggestions would be helpful
If you find any rentals that meet your price point, let me know the area and I'll fill you in on the high school. From a recent search for someone else, I found nice townhomes in the Moss Creek subdivision for $1100 that feed into Cox Mill High School. Its an excellent school and well worth the extra $200 if you can swing it. It would put you west of 85 off of Poplar Tent Road.
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I'm looking to move to Concord and I have a child that is going to be a Senior this fall. I'm coming down to visit in April and I have no idea where to begin. I would like to rent a townhome or single family ( where the grass is cut for you).
I do not want to spend more than $ 900 if possible. I'm looking for a safe quiet area. Any suggestions would be helpful
I came down from South Jersey, too. Where will you be working? Real estate isn't far off from South Jersey in the more popular areas.
Well I'm not sure yet where I will be working I'm still looking for employment.
Can you give some suggestions as to what areas I should look so I'm no more than a half an hour away from Concord. I now have a 15 min commute with no traffic and I'm not look for more than half an hour.
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Well I'm not sure yet where I will be working I'm still looking for employment.
Can you give some suggestions as to what areas I should look so I'm no more than a half an hour away from Concord. I now have a 15 min commute with no traffic and I'm not look for more than half an hour.
Well, unemployment is still fairly high here. Usually the advice is to buy or rent near a job or be prepared for a long commute. What type of job are you looking for? With a 15 min commute it sounds like you're working in Mt Laurel, Moorestown, or possibly Cherry Hill.
Are you trying to live in Concord because you know someone there?
Your right I live in Mt. Laurel and work in Cherry Hill so it takes me no time off and on 295. I'm looking to work in a Dr's office or a hospital and yes I know a few people in Concord as well as the Highland Park, Universty City section of Charlotte.
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Your right I live in Mt. Laurel and work in Cherry Hill so it takes me no time off and on 295. I'm looking to work in a Dr's office or a hospital and yes I know a few people in Concord as well as the Highland Park, Universty City section of Charlotte.
I came down from Cherry Hill.
Your best bet for hospital work is going to mean possibly not being in Concord, but you can still visit your friends.
This is the largest hospital system in the area. Our Locations
I'm looking to move to Concord and I have a child that is going to be a Senior this fall. I'm coming down to visit in April and I have no idea where to begin. I would like to rent a townhome or single family ( where the grass is cut for you).
I do not want to spend more than $ 900 if possible. I'm looking for a safe quiet area. Any suggestions would be helpful
Your budget will not afford you a house, though you may luck up and find an apartment.
I would check out the Tower Place Apts. Not sure which Concord schools they are assigned to, but they are a good option in your range. Though do be aware, apt pricing in the Charlotte metro fluctuates and rents have been on the rise for 2 years now. Best of luck.
Your budget will not afford you a house, though you may luck up and find an apartment.
I would check out the Tower Place Apts. Not sure which Concord schools they are assigned to, but they are a good option in your range. Though do be aware, apt pricing in the Charlotte metro fluctuates and rents have been on the rise for 2 years now. Best of luck.
I'm thinking that is JM Robinson HS, but the OP should verify that. There was a new principal this year whom I've heard good things about.
I may have a job I interviewed on Monday. I will have to be there by June 18my question is are there any suggestions on a 6 month rental in Concord or the area where the students attend Mallard Creek High in Charlotte.
Thank you for any help
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