‘Where’ Is Always The Question

Feb 26, 2015 | HOUSING MARKET

Where You Live Affects How You Live

Where you live is fundamental to how you live. The old adage about location is as relevant today as it was when it was coined in 1926. People move to their homes; homes don’t move to people so easily. So, when considering a home, location is inevitably the primary concern, even when other concerns seem more important. Everything from a safe neighborhood to good transportation-access ties into a shopper’s ideal location for his or her home. Learn about five prime points that determine a good location here.

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