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How to Choose a Neighborhood
Some things to consider about neighborhoods:
Personal Questions
Neighborhood-Specific Questions
If you like a neighborhood, talk to people who live there.
They'll be the most knowledgeable about the area and may be your future neighbors.
Personal Questions
- How long will it take to get to work?
- How far are you from family and friends?
- How far will you be from your gym, school, or other regular activities?
- Are there any homeowners' association fees rules or restrictions?
- Can you afford the county and/or city taxes?
Neighborhood-Specific Questions
- What are the schools, hospitals, and libraries?
- Is it an older, established neighborhood or a younger, still growing community?
- Are there signs of new construction in the area?
- What will this neighborhood look like in 10 years?
- What are the values of other homes in the neighborhood?
- If there are nearby restaurants or other businesses, do they bring people out during the day, or at night?
- What's the traffic like during the week? In the evenings? On weekends?
- Is that empty lot behind the house going to be developed?
- Are there plans for a mega-mall, highway or sports facility nearby?
- Are there mass-transit options within walking distance?
If you like a neighborhood, talk to people who live there.
They'll be the most knowledgeable about the area and may be your future neighbors.
If you need any more information on this topic or buying or selling a home, contact us. We are here to help.
Pamela Edwards, realtor email me (972)715-0152 Ebby Halliday Realtors, Inc
Pamela Edwards, realtor email me (972)715-0152 Ebby Halliday Realtors, Inc