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10-28-2007, 07:23 AM
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Get rid of that stinkin thinkin!
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Join Date: Oct 2006
Location: Fort Worth/Dallas
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Originally Posted by briansgi
I own a house on Grand and know people who own a home on the Hudson. The property on Hudson is much more reasonable in cost. It is much much smaller in size than Grand and doesn't have near the commercial development. The water usually stays fairly clear, like Grand, but not as clear as say lake Tenkiller but much clearer than lake Keystone for instance. I have not been on Hudson for several years but I would venture to guess there is alot of areas still undeveloped.
Just curious, why the interest in Hudson and not Grand? On Grand you have it all, numerous restaurants on the water, just pull right up in your boat, tie up and eat. Same with numerous clubs/bars. A ton of big and small marinas, plenty of fuel on the water. Tons of homes to choose from, but they are expensive!! We built our house 10 years ago and it's appreciated in value at least 3X's over. Here is a couple pics:
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And on Grand you can do this every weekend!!
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What an AWESOME house! Beatiful, just beautiful.
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