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Originally Posted by Ndr9476
Thanks, we're very familiar with cranford as well and love the town. It's lovely. My question was just specific to cranford Ave. After doing research we've learned that the street is a diverse street and inter-racially mixed. Not that this is a problem, but we just found it strange that there was such a difference in housing on this and several surrounding streets near it which we didn't find in most other streets in Cranford. Cranford Ave and a few of the surrounding streets are "transitioning streets" as I've been told by some realtors. It is not located in a flood zone which is great.
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I am familiar with the streets around that as my aunt lived there since the 1970s. Also, that area is near the recycling center where we dump recyclables and cut grass
1. You're right, it doesn't flood there.
2. I noticed last year a lot of new upgrades going on in that area (including my aunt's, who upgraded their home then sold it), so that's what you might have been seeing.
3. Nothing sketchy about that area as far as I know, though it is at the edge of the Cranford borders.