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Topic: Re: Things I Looked at Yesterday
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| Nancy Howell
11-30-2012 05:37:39
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I just don't get that. Why tear down a good home and spend $$$ to build a new one? What a waste.Just don't understand that, but then I'm not a "house" person. As long as its functional, I'm not too picky.
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| RBnSC
11-30-2012 14:10:57
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Re: Things I Looked at Yesterday in reply to Nancy Howell, 11-30-2012 05:37:39
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| It is a little unusual as it is not a beach or water front lot. It is a barrier island and one claim to fame is this area is where Edger Alan Poe lived and wrote The Goldbug (seriously).
Ron
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| Mike (WA)
11-30-2012 08:28:51
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Re: Things I Looked at Yesterday in reply to Nancy Howell, 11-30-2012 05:37:39
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| | That technique is very popular with the "Microsofties" wanting to build on Lake Washington, which is very expensive real estate and is near their Redmond company headquarters. Bill Gates bought 4 contiguous properties at the most desirable spot- paid handsomely for them- then tore down all 4 houses and built his mansion. Houses were all top-end when built in the '50's. Time marches on, as they say.
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