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Old 06-25-2007, 08:56 PM
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Default Looking at moving to Madisonville

I'm looking at my first home to buy, I'm in my mid-20's, and white. I just got done looking at a house in madisonville, that I really liked. I have been reading other peoples threads about madisonville and other areas that has deemed black neighborhoods, which this neighborhood is. Anyways, my question is, if anyone lives their or nows anything about it? Looking at Sierra Park Pl. off of Ravenna St.
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I'm not familiar with Sierra Place specifically, but overall that seems like an OK area. Did you feel comfortable walking around there? What did the other houses look like - were they well cared for? Did you talk to any of the neighbors?

Madisonville has its share of issues, just like any other neighborhood in the city -- thefts, drug traffic, etc. The people in Madisonville are very aware of the problems the neighborhood has, and are working to correct them (block watches, citizen patrols, etc.). The neighborhood association is very vocal and active. Unfortunately, the city isn't helping much and has reneged on a couple of pledges for funding for redevelopment etc.

A better bet for you might be the Madison Place section, on the east side of Plainville Road. Part of Madison Place is within the city limits, part in Columbia Township. The houses are still very affordable, and is very balanced in race, age, etc. There's a high percentage of owner-occupied homes, which makes the neighborhood much more stable. Crime is pretty much non-existent. I moved away from Hurd Avenue two years ago after 15 years there. I loved it -- you're close to everything, it's an easy drive/bus ride downtown.

If you have any more questions, just ask. Good luck!
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Old 07-01-2007, 06:27 PM
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Thanks for your help, I will check out madison place out.
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What public schools are there?
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