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Old 11-27-2008, 12:27 PM
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Hello Everyone,

I am in NYC and may potentially relocate to this region. I would be working in two satellite cities (Salem and Elmer) and I hear very high recommendations for Mullica / Swedesboro area. I posted a bunch of questions about this region and would LOVE any replies to my own post. Please help!

http://www.city-data.com/forum/new-j...ease-help.html
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Old 11-29-2008, 06:51 AM
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Ok, now we've heard about the radon and that's a definite to check out, especially if it's easy to remedy.

Now, are there any flood areas??
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Old 11-29-2008, 01:39 PM
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I love Woolwich. They are all great towns and depend on your needs. Swedesboro is older, small town, slow progress (most of the residents are against progress and more for keeping things historic), cheaper taxes and prices. Woolwich is new construction, new schools, developing stores and places to eat now, nice park (just recently expanded). Woolwich is great for families for sure. Taxes are high. Prices range from 300-500 for a single home.
Mullica Hill is expensive taxes and prices like woolwich but is a more historic town with antique stores, etc. If you prefer the older classic home over the new construction, choose Mullica Hill. If you prefer the new construction type areas, choose Woolwich.

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also, too add, none are flood areas as far as I know
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