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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Millennials were taught that everything was supposed to be perfect. There are tradeoffs in life.[/quote] Kindly shut up about millennials. The people in the article are in their 40s. Millennials do not, on the whole, have school-aged kids or own homes in the suburbs. OP, I'm 38 and in 2009 I bought a townhouse near Metro in the suburbs. Because Metro was my focus, I didn't really think about good schools, the nearby park, the good highway access. Now that I need those things, I really feel lucky to have ended up here - but it was just luck. Now that I'm looking to move to a SFH, I worry about recreating what I have and also moving into somewhere with other kids and community. Neighbors make such a huge difference. I completely understand why there is no database of where kids live (!) but I still wish there was for my purpose. [/quote]
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