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Old 01-29-2008, 12:57 AM
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Not rich, but would want to buy a small house in an urban area (theatre, etc) or one with neighborhood things to walk to. Love the water. Is there a place in RI for someone not nesting or looking?

What do you pay for a two bedroom decent house in the city? Especially one that is water tight?
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Providence real estate has risen in recent years because of many trying to escape the higher prices in Boston-40 minutes or so away. Although the housing slump in New England is beginning to hit us hard-so prices are dropping just about everywhere.

Downtown Providence- on the east side has many vintage single and 2 family homes-close to Brown Univ. culture, restaurants etc starting in the upper 280's.

Cranston, very nearby is another option.
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Providence real estate has risen in recent years because of many trying to escape the higher prices in Boston-40 minutes or so away. Although the housing slump in New England is beginning to hit us hard-so prices are dropping just about everywhere.

Downtown Providence- on the east side has many vintage single and 2 family homes-close to Brown Univ. culture, restaurants etc starting in the upper 280's.

Cranston, very nearby is another option.
I would recommend the east side of Providence, near Brown and/or Wayland Square.
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