is the train passing through Syosset quite noisy?

[Ex-LI]

Many of those houses may have already mitigated the noise with higher end windows and insulation.

[Autoracer9]

If you think noise might be a problem why even consider the house in the first place.

[Quick Commenter]

Originally Posted by Autoracer9

If you think noise might be a problem why even consider the house in the first place.

Just guessing he/she wants to move to Syosset and the homes within earshot of the train are a bit less expensive.

[nassau2suffolk]

Originally Posted by Autoracer9

If you think noise might be a problem why even consider the house in the first place.

Because all the condos on Long Island are occupied. Hopefully they will build more.

[bigjretrac]

Syosset is on the Port Jefferson/Huntington Branch, which uses a mix of electric and diesel trains. Assuming you don't live near a train/road intersection, you shouldn't hear the electric trains too much-- its more of a light sound. With diesel trains, you may hear it more, and depending on your location, may feel a slight rumble (not sure that's the right word-- diesel trains make more of a heavy, not loud noise).

[Autoracer9]

Originally Posted by nassau2suffolk

Because all the condos on Long Island are occupied. Hopefully they will build more.

Ha far from sorry bud i did my research on that most areint even half full.

[kayfouroh]

Originally Posted by Autoracer9

Ha far from sorry bud i did my research on that most areint even half full.

Mind citing your sources?

[Autoracer9]

Originally Posted by kayfouroh

Mind citing your sources?

Number Of Vacant Homes On The Rise On Long Island « CBS New York

http://gothamist.com/2008/12/26/repo...acant_rent.php