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02-12-2008, 02:03 PM
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Newark, TX
Looking to possible move out to the Newark area. We have been looking the the Chisholm Springs subdivision and would like any feedback if possible. We have a 1y/o and another on the way. Any feedback on schools, crime, way of life, and growth would be great.
Thanks
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02-12-2008, 05:12 PM
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I used to live in Wise County and while i know that Newark is growing very rapidly with new development, but when i was living in the area it had the reputation of being full of things like trailor parks(not even pre-fab, actual trailors) and meth labs. It may have changed in the past 8 years though, but that is just the impression that has stuck with me about Newark.
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02-13-2008, 02:31 AM
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Yah it has grown rapidly. While I don't know exactly the subdivision you are talking about, I am assuming that it is close to the Middle School out there that has the same name and various subdivisions out there. Seven Hills Elementary is out there as well.
My impression was that there were some nice single family homes there. I have a friend that lives out in the area and is very happy with it. Hopefully you will get some more feedback here, but I think it would definately be worth exploring.
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02-16-2008, 10:35 AM
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Newark isn't too far from Haslet, which is where I live. There is still "country life", but close enough to the city. I have driven through Newark and know there are very nice subdivisions coming about. It is in Northwest ISD, which has an excellent reputation. I'm not sure about Newark, but I know Haslet is expected to grow tremendously. The area I live in has a plan of 9,000+ homes. I know, gross. With the way the market has been though I predict it will take a LONG time to get there. So I am just enjoying the area now while it's small. You would probably do the majority of your grocery shopping in Saginaw or drive all the way to Keller.
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02-16-2008, 02:22 PM
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Hiya! I was actually driving back from Grapevine yesterday and drove past Chisholm Springs. Its the new development to the west of 287? It looked pretty cute and looked like the houses do have some nice property around them (meaning they aren't on 5' lot lines or anything like that).
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11-28-2008, 01:53 PM
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I think that is a nice place. I like the country feel out there! Seems like a small town place but close enough to shopping and stuff! 
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11-29-2008, 08:10 PM
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Quote:
Originally Posted by packerbackerrob15
Looking to possible move out to the Newark area. We have been looking the the Chisholm Springs subdivision and would like any feedback if possible. We have a 1y/o and another on the way. Any feedback on schools, crime, way of life, and growth would be great.
Thanks
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Ya Chisholm Springs in Newark is a very nice neighborhood. The homes in there are nice. Newark is in Northwest ISd, which is a very good school district. That whole area is growing fast and it is very close to Fort Worth.
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