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Old 09-06-2008, 08:04 PM
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You came that far,it's a cakewalk from there. You may as well check rest of PA out.
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Old 09-12-2008, 10:15 PM
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Iīve chosen PA as my future state reading this forum (Iīm from Brazil). And after reading a loooooooooot about this state, Bucks Conty - Newtown/Yardley itīs first on my list. I didnīt read anything bad about it, maybe some traffic problems in rush time. Iīm looking for a place that my son can play outside safe, good schools and a good city life near (30 to 40 min) . Bucks Community College has a pastry chef course that my wife wants to study. The downside itīs that the cost of living there itīs not that low, but reading about NJ, Boston and NYC costs itīs not THAT high.... A good 2br/2bth townhouse itīs U$ 1.600 to rent and 350k to buy. I will be travelling to PA on november to do a good research in the area and to know the entire state (Pittsburgh, Scranton, Lower Merion etc) but I think the winner will be Newtown! One other good thing about Newtown is, that NYC itīs 1:30h or maybe a little more.
enwalker, also check out Yardley. It is 10-15 minutes from Newtown, but more laid back and also right along the Delaware River. You will also be that much closer to New York.
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Old 09-13-2008, 01:28 PM
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Why am I not surprised LM and the rest of the Main Line is being disrespected and stereotyped?
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Old 11-13-2008, 02:10 PM
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Montgomery county is nice. Rural enough to have nice, well priced land, urban enough to be close to major shopping areas and jobs.
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Why am I not surprised LM and the rest of the Main Line is being disrespected and stereotyped?
You shouldn't be,the people there have thusfar given us no reason to see otherwise...
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Old 11-13-2008, 03:32 PM
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Anywhere in Pa? Probably Wayne or Lower Merion.
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Old 11-13-2008, 04:02 PM
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Are talking anywhere in 'PA' or just in the Philly area?...
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I'd personally choose Center City Philadelphia.
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I'd personally choose Center City Philadelphia.
Well if you're used to DC then you can handle anything
However center city is Not Silver Springs!
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