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In your opinion,what suburbs are closest to this description...
-Has 4 somewhat mild seasons.Located where it does not trend warm.No tropical climates or extreme summer heat.Give me 50 degrees and overcast for weeks straight over 90 degrees and sunny for weeks straight
-Majority of neighborhoods have HOAs
-Has a decent selection of Single Family houses available under $500,000
-Has low violent/property crime rate
-Has an educated populace
-Has excellent public schools
-Has easy access to quality everyday amenities like Trader Joes,Wegmans and Whole Foods
I would start with maybe Cobb County GA (A Northern Atlanta Suburb) 12th most educated county in the country, excellent school system decent cost of living in comparison to other places in the country. Might be a TAD warmer then your description but still has all 4 seasons.
I would start with maybe Cobb County GA (A Northern Atlanta Suburb) 12th most educated county in the country, excellent school system decent cost of living in comparison to other places in the country. Might be a TAD warmer then your description but still has all 4 seasons.
Woohoo! Go Cobb county. I live in East Cobb, and we have tons of HOAs, plenty of houses under $500k, and a trader Joe's, whole foods, sprouts, etc.
Given the stores mentioned, I’m thinking somewhere in NC, VA, MD; as well as parts of PA, NJ and MA.
Other than North Carolina,I have not discovered a ton of suburbs that are comprised of mostly HOA neighborhoods in Virginia,Maryland,Pennsylvania,New Jersey or Massachusetts.
Everyone has their thing and ours is definitely the preference of living in a mater planned,HOA dominant suburb.I have found that it is not common to find this in states where weather leans colder...
Other than North Carolina,I have not discovered a ton of suburbs that are comprised of mostly HOA neighborhoods in Virginia,Maryland,Pennsylvania,New Jersey or Massachusetts.
Everyone has their thing and ours is definitely the preference of living in a mater planned,HOA dominant suburb.I have found that it is not common to find this in states where weather leans colder...
Wegmans HQ's are about 15-20 minutes away from that community and this college is in the general area of the community/shopping area: https://www.rit.edu/
Trader Joes is about 20 minutes away.
In regards to Radisson, there is a Trader Joes about 30 minutes away across town.
So, again, these may exist more than initially thought.
Last edited by ckhthankgod; 09-30-2019 at 10:51 AM..
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