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Post by wvhsparent on Feb 14, 2010 18:55:07 GMT -5
Crystal ball is out for repairs......... Well according to my REALTOR properties are starting to move now. I am just being hopeful and positive. I was referring to GDs no growth model. Then add a modest restart of new Const. and it's possible 204 could approach 10K.... I prefer optimism as opposed to pessimism. I suggest realism. Suggestion noted. I don't think it's unrealistic to think the areas that were to be built upon prior to the economy tanking will see building start up at some point, and probably sooner than later. Heck, who knows, the developers may even decide to put more affordable homes on those lots, instead of the 750k+ that were originally planned.
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Post by steckdad on Feb 15, 2010 20:04:26 GMT -5
can you not follow along at all ?-- if I had my way the school would not be built at all---10,400 became 8600. Please keep up. And that $124M we approved would have been returned and not grown to $150M - ( $210M over time) - then a ref could have been passed to ensure we didn't have to cut things... Of course anyone who would actually try and use a suicide to prove another school less safe than MV on blue..I would expect no less comprehension of reading or of reality ---------------------- for those who don't read blue any more here was the comment to 'prove' that Central was less safe than MVHS site "In the meanwhile over in the SD that does everything "right", someone ACTUALLY DIED in the construction zone at Central during school hours! not even a comment here except for condolances."" as we answered- yes we issued condolensces and moved on - I knew kids who knew this woman who was very much beloved at the school- check out the students Facebook tributes. Safety had nothing to do with the issue for anyone who could read a paper. To use that situation to try and make a safety issue is despicable IMHO. I l'll let you all judge. FYI that death you speak of was a suicide..... I know this parent...but think of the outcry if it had happened at MV during construction....
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Post by asmodeus on Feb 15, 2010 21:22:23 GMT -5
Suggestion noted. I don't think it's unrealistic to think the areas that were to be built upon prior to the economy tanking will see building start up at some point, and probably sooner than later. Heck, who knows, the developers may even decide to put more affordable homes on those lots, instead of the 750k+ that were originally planned. I predict you won't see any new houses built with a price tag over $500k for a VERY long time. We got so far ahead of ourselves, it is going to take decades to return to growth mode. When I look at the projected amount of taxes I stand to pay over the next 30 years (over $400k without factoring in ANY increases), I am nauseated. When I think about my tax situation multiplied by thousands of other people in the same boat, I am fearful. I see my community becoming a ghost town of foreclosures.
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