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07-29-2008, 01:26 PM
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Old Stone Crossing, Charlotte vs Moss Creek, Concord
My spouse and I are toying with the idea of moving from Louisiana to Concord/Charlotte within the next 3 months. Our short one-week visit to Concord gave us a good idea of that particular area.
We are looking forward to the pros/cons of moving to Concord vs Charlotte. The two areas that have appealed to us so far are Old Stone Crossing, Charlotte and Moss Creek, Concord.
Will appreciate if people on the forum could share their experiences and research of the two communities. Any feedback from forum members will help us.
Satish
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07-29-2008, 07:47 PM
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I cant picture old stone for the life of me right now. As far as Moss Creek its pretty nice other than what you probably have already seen what are you looking for?
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08-23-2008, 09:15 AM
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Love, love old stone crossing. I recently bought a saussy burbank house here and couldn't be happier! And since the area is still booming, the house prices are still VERY inexpensive... Because of the crappy economy, we got our house (a resale) for UNDER what the former owners paid for it new... With this neighborhood being only 12 miles from downtown AND the light rail expected to be built fairly close by, by 2013, the home value can only go upward, but you're going to have to hold on to the property for at least 5 years, I think.
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11-26-2008, 07:44 PM
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old stone
Does old stone have a school in the neighborhood?
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11-26-2008, 08:00 PM
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I would say that Moss Creek is a better buy if those are your two choices. The schools are better in Concord than East Charlotte. Different strokes for different folks but that's my opinion. You've got many of the same builders in both communities and both have many of the same amenities and "master planned" feel to them.
Old Stone does not have a school, while Moss Creek has two. But that's just one counterpoint. Old Stone is closer to town and probably has better some shopping options given its proximity to the University area... but East Charlotte in general, IMO, is probably "less stable" than Cabarrus County.
Now that I'm done writing, I've noticed that the original post is from July..oh well, post anyways
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