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Old 12-29-2007, 08:44 PM
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I have family who live off Nisqually Rd in a newer manufactured home park.
Homes are selling for 99-120K now. (I Think)
The park is gated.

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Old 12-30-2007, 05:06 AM
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I have to say that the intersection on Apple Valley Rd. and Bear Valley Rd. is genius to say the least. The people behind the design of the Starbucks complex deserve awards....right out of the Jetsons!! So retro and cool looking. The new Target shops are fantastic and my wife loves having the new Mervyns close by. I was at the new Super Target today and its so nice to shop in such a clean new store and plenty of room to park.
This is why I don't understand why some people are so down on Apple Valley. They're getting some pretty good shopping there ... a lot better than Hesperia where I live (although Hesperia will also get a super Target so maybe that will help).

Every time I drive over there ... there's something brand new going up I haven't seen before. You read bad things posted on this board but then ... what you see in reality is totally different. Obviously a lot of major businesses think the area is a good investment.

We almost moved to Apple Valley but, didn't want the long commute to the 15 since we knew we'd both be working down the hill. But, other than the commuting downside ... I definitely think it's the best place to live in the area.

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