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Originally Posted by Jansu
...Both apartment complexes are fine. I know Briar Manor better. It's a very large (many buildings), very well managed suburban complex. Lots of people have lived there at one time or another. Many families and elderly people.
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Thank you for the answer. When you say that "...lots of people have lived there at one time or another", do you mean that the complex is kind of a "temporary housing" place where people live for a few months when they first arrive in town, to then move to another, better place? Or, is it maybe subsidized government housing where people are put up temporarily when they are going through a difficult financial/family situation?
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03-16-2008, 08:42 AM
Apartment complexes in Brighton
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