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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Not getting why housing in NW is so "high demand". Why would you want to live in a tiny old rowhouse with no yard for your kids to play in where it isn't safe for them to ride their bikes, etc. and the schools are absolute shit? I don't see the draw at all. So you can walk to cafes and Starbucks? So you shave 20 or 30 minutes off your commute? I must be totally missing something here.[/quote] The trend has completely reversed. When my parents were newly married, they lived in a NW apartment, but when I was 2 and little bro was on the way, they bought a decent-sized house in the suburbs 20 minutes out, with a nice backyard and quiet streets to ride our bikes in. Now, parents want to move from the suburbs they grew up in, back into a city with a tiny house and even postage-stamp backyard. Doesn't make sense to me, either.[/quote]
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