Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:The state of the economy has made it a much more discerning RE market. People no longer are rushing to neighborhoods with shared walls, unpleasant parking (if you don't have a assigned spot) and, if you live in the western portion of the neighborhood, a lengthy walk to the commercial strip. Throw in MacArthur and still-not-great public transportation in the neighborhood and houses will start to sit and prices will come down.
If you hate Glover Park so much, please feel free not to live there!
All these things, except MacArthur, were true before. Listing only negatives and no positives is worthless.