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And I'm sorry but people like their privacy and the one thing that place will definitely NOT have, is any privacy. Trees, anyone? Even if they reach their goal of 40 plus houses, what they'll end up with is 40 cookie cutter houses surrounded by 40 different styles of privacy fence!
Wouldn't all that money have been put to better use let's say, fixing up 40 houses that are already built and for sale, making them more "green", as they say, and then help those same 40 families get into them at an affordable price??
Then again, they would have had too much money left over doing it that way.report abuse
So, basically they're shooting for a "Mattson" like complex, albeit with single family homes instead of 8 unit apartment buildings.
Fail.report abuse
Then only about a mile away or through the woods as the crow flies near the intersection of Rt 105 & Cony Rd, there's an ambious developer putting in high end houses, $200,000 up. This development has been in the works for 3 or 4 years at least, and they are still working on it with no buyers. Seems like a poor time to push for these developments with all the recycled homes for sale at bargain prices.report abuse
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