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Old 11-12-2007, 04:51 PM
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Does anyone have any info/opinions on the following rental communities in Alexandria; Seminary Hill, Orleans Village, Mt. Vernon Square, Braddock Lee? They're all run by Home Properties who I've had great experiences with. My husband and I need to rent temporarily until we buy a TH in Alexandria.
Appreciate any comments good or bad.
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Old 11-12-2007, 05:42 PM
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I would definitely recommend Braddock Lee over the others. It is in a great area of town - very safe, and they seem clean and well taken care of. I had a friend that lived there and really liked it.

I'm not sure about Seminary Hill. Whenever I've been around there, it seems there are lots of groups of teenagers just hanging around. Bored teenagers aren't usually a good addition to a community.

The others I don't really know about.
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I would definitely recommend Braddock Lee over the others. It is in a great area of town - very safe, and they seem clean and well taken care of. I had a friend that lived there and really liked it.

I'm not sure about Seminary Hill. Whenever I've been around there, it seems there are lots of groups of teenagers just hanging around. Bored teenagers aren't usually a good addition to a community.

The others I don't really know about.
yea i'd go with braddock lee. a VERY clean area shopping center down the street and 395 one light away. Seminary Hill aint horrible but it dosent look clean.
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