| I've been looking at homes in Avenel. The neighborhood looks beautiful and it's in good school districts. But I've noticed that a lot of the houses are sitting on the market for a year or more, and selling at steep discounts to asking and well below what they sold for 10-15 years ago. This is making me wonder if there's something wrong with the neighborhood. Any information? |
| It’s just out of fashion now - full of people in their 60s and 70s and not very diverse. Everyone is like Daniel Snyder, except older and with less money. |
| High fees, snobby people. Just not the lifestyle people want anymore. It's worth something but not what the inhabits think. |
| High fees, homes of early 90s fugly design, no kids. |
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I guess my preferences are different than most, but I don't get the ugly house comments. They seem very nice to me. The houses are large, but don't have the mcmansion look.
Are there really not many kids there? |
| I was at the park the other evening, and there was like an encampment of RVs and cars there — is there a transient neighborhood squatting there? |
The updated houses are definitely gorgeous, I"ve sold property there. Some of them have stunning views of the golf course. |
| They are cute houses but too far from public transportation: |
| They're extremely outdated and the 24/7 airplane noise problem keeps getting worse. |
There are not a lot of young families who want to live on a golf course. |
When I graduated high school (25 years ago.. yikes!) there were a fair amount of kids/families there, because I went to school with them. I think there's now a lot of empty nesters, and also the younger families just arent' drawn to Avenel. I think it's nice myself, but too far from stuff for our liking so we bought closer in to Bethesda. |
+1. |
| How would I look up this area on redfin? |
Put in Avenel Potomac |
| Great access to excellent public/Private schools. I see lots of kids hanging out in the village. I believe there is a pool you can go to. Everything comes around again. |