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Originally Posted by NJ987654
I second Woolwich as an up and coming town (pricey but worth it in my opinion). Radon is a known issue. honestly... It's not a big deal in my mind. Obviously FlyerFan is an expert in the area. It wouldn't disuade me from an area (it's an issue in most of the counties in the south).
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In most cases I wouldn't let radon disuade me from an area or a home with elevated levels.......UNLESS.......the elevated levels were extremely high......then although it can be easily corrected I wouldn't want to be trying to sell a house with the highest levels on the block ? Given a choice between houses that you like equally, one with an extreme radon concern or one with no radon concern which house would you buy ?
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