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Were you looking at the Richmond homes in Burlington is that why you picked it?
I wouldn't live in Burlington.. Eastampton is nice, so is Southampton. People I know that live in Delran like it. Bordentown was a town I had on my list but couldn't find housing for our price.
You could not pay me to live in Burlington County. Look up their pollution stats. I have a friend with 2 disabled children due to the fact that she unknowingly lived near a superfund site while pregnant. Terrible.
You could not pay me to live in Burlington County. Look up their pollution stats. I have a friend with 2 disabled children due to the fact that she unknowingly lived near a superfund site while pregnant. Terrible.
LOL - because allentown is so far away from Burlington County - those 8 miles make a huge difference.
I live in Chesterfield, which is Burlington County....its very nice. Right next door to Bordentown. Out of the choices you gave I would pick only Burlington Township and Bordentown. You can also check out Chesterfield, Springfield, Mansfield, North Hanover.
Stay away from Burlington City and Riverside.
I dont know enough about Delanco and Delran to have an opinion.
I will sign the papers to purchase in Chesterfield on Saturday and will be looking to move in August. You and I will be neighbors, nic! Moneymaker, you should definitely consider it. If you would like to know my reasonings for my decision, feel free to contact me directly.
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Ok, so now I have another question....I've decided to buy a home in Burlington County and communte to my job. Here are my possible city options:
