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Old 09-06-2009, 10:11 PM
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I wouldn't put a lot of faith in those scores, my house is listed not walkable and I'm half a block from the mall
Walking to a mall is what they are looking for here. A walkable neighborhood is what this is all about.
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I wouldn't put a lot of faith in those scores, my house is listed not walkable and I'm half a block from the mall
That's useful but I kind of still agree with the score. A mall does usually not provide a food store, which I think is essential when considering how walkable a place is. Plus, the towns I suggested, I am already familiar with and know to be fairly walkable, I was just using the website to help show it. Of course an individual should not move to a location based purely on the score from walkscore.com - but it can be a useful starting point.
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