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Originally Posted by DETRoadster
If we were retired, sure. But we arent. My wife owns a small business and is in a 10 year commercial lease with 5 yers left on the personal guarantee. My job, while 100% at home for the last year, is going to eventually require me back in the office so we have to consider proximity of the house to our work. Getting "further out in the country" means significantly more time commuting. I'm not willing to make that trade-off.
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When you said you were tired of living in the city I just figured you were moving far enough away to go "country". Obviously urban sprawl being what it is, you've only made it to the 'Burbs!
Happy to be in one of the wealthiest counties in our state, proximate to the finest university in the state, and still with what I will from here forward call affordable land and housing! Thanks for the comparison. Now I know why we're growing so fast—and fighting to keep those West Coasters away!!