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[groove1]

Originally Posted by capecodder21

The growth I'm talking about it the kind that has created an atmosphere where no one knows/talks to their neighbors anymore and everyone is trying to "keep up with the Jones's". Also the population is either young people raising children or retirees and being in the single, almost middle age bracket, it is hard to have much of a social life in those age groups.

The first part of that is Charlotte. However, Charlotte is mostly a city of youg professionals with the banking industry here.

[GirlTravels]

Originally Posted by capecodder21

Size wise, how does Huntersville compare with towns of the Cape like Cotuit that you may be familiar with?

Huntersville is a bit odd because if you just look at the actual "downtown" - it's tiny - just a few restuarants, town hall, gas station. But the town is spread out and has other gathering centers, including an outdoor mall / restaurant area called Birkdale Village that is similar to Mashpee Commons.

You might like the Vermillion subdivision, which has a built-in village feel.

GT

[capecodder21]

Originally Posted by GirlTravels

Huntersville is a bit odd because if you just look at the actual "downtown" - it's tiny - just a few restuarants, town hall, gas station. But the town is spread out and has other gathering centers, including an outdoor mall / restaurant area called Birkdale Village that is similar to Mashpee Commons.

You might like the Vermillion subdivision, which has a built-in village feel.

GT

Thanks for your help!