What's a reasonably priced area of Washington DC to raise a famly in?
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Here is a comprehensive report, "Housing in the Nation's Capital", primarily focusing on DC proper (rather than the Maryland and Virginia suburbs):\n\nhttp://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-srv/metro/daily/nov05/FMFhousing.pdf\n\n"Last year, we reported on surging home sales prices in the Washington region and noted that homes affordable to lower- and moderate-income buyers mostly were limited to neighborhoods east of the Anacostia River in the District, Prince George’s County, and the Far Suburbs. The same patterns persist this year, with sales prices continuing to climb at stunningly rapid rates.\n\n...\nRenting becomes a more attractive option relative to the very high price of buying. The monthly cost of renting in 2001 was 82 percent of buying, but in 2004 it dropped\nto only 59 percent.\n\nIf you are considering buying, this link has maps of the whole region (DC, MD and VA), with average prices by zip code:\n\nhttp://www.metrorealestatepro.com/Nav.aspx/Page=%2fPageManager%2fDefault.aspx%2fPageID%3d1445270\n\nHousing market cooling:\nhttp://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2005/11/10/AR2005111002241.html
523319
A house for 30-40K?  Good luck.
771725
If you like the heat you can go and find a nice house in Phoenix, AZ or Las Vegas, NV. \n\nPortland, OR has good pricing too. Seattle, WA is very reasonable too.
208201
Places like Moorestown, Cherry Hill, Mt Laurel are nice put are getting very expensive.  Also the property taxes are getting ridiculously high.  I would suggest going a little further south like something in Glassboro.  They are building new houses down there too. Maybe you can get some pre-construction deals if your not in a hurry.\n\nGood Luck!
454157
im gonna try and help,my cousin owns a one story house and has 3 lots,or almost 3/4 of an acre and pays $585 dollars a year,including her house.she lives in the city.her mother in law in the country ,her land is $200 a year.hope i helped.i live in nc,it is great,it all just depends on where you move to,of course the city limits are higher,good luck.
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I think you should move to one of the suburbs like Alrington or Irving because some parts of Dallas and Ft Worth are a little rough. I've also lived in MD and was in the military so if you need more help email me @ caramelsundae1077@yahoo.com.
96842
That depends on the part of the country. It can range from $25K to $75K. location is key.
1153415
First I would give every hard working citizen that makes under $49,999.98 a one time bonus of $5,000. This money will not be repaid and they can use it for whatever they wish. Destroy all abandoned buildings, homes apartments of that nature and replace them with beautiful landscapes. Free Healthcare for everyone, and a grocery store savings card that entitiles you to save 74% off your total bill ( used once a month) I live in Maryland. Come visit.
389296
a good commercial realtor could help, also just drive areas where you would like to locate and then ask other tenants and people in the neighborhoods
92104
I went there in Middle School and had a great time. The mall I want to was big, but I don't exactly remember the prices. Some things in Washington DC can cost a lot of money though. I remember one store selling disposable-cameras for like $20 each and then another store that sold them for much cheaper at like $3 - $5 each. Depends on the store for the prices of items.
393362
You could call a local realtor. They would probably know, if not they could direct you within your community.
1164368
Some new developments offer purchasing opportunity for low-income people.  They offer the houses at below-market rates.  Check your local area for new developments and see if they have such a program.  I think they're called VMR.
657711
Head downtown (Tribeca, Financial, Battery Park). There are a lot of new construction luxury buildings that are currently looking to fill doorman positions. Good luck.
1021789
First question, do you have money? If not then you might want to steer clear of living downtown Orlando. I live about 5 minutes from downtown (right down the road from Universal Studios) and my place is a nifty $1,100 per month. That's a pretty reasonable price for a brand new condo with elevators! :)
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Anywhere in the borough of Newham is likely to be a good buy - most especially Stratford, because last year we got the announcement that the Olympis is coming here in 2012. Prior to that we're getting a whole helluvalot of new building, new transport links, including a new link from Stratford into the Eurostar and a quick rail link that's supposed to be able to take you from the East End to the centre of London in something fantastic like 6 minutes.\n\nStratford's your best buy for the next six years. The values should soar.
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Go to:\nhttp://www.craigslist.com/cgi-bin/search?areaID=1&subAreaID=&query=maryland&catAbbreviation=hhh\n\nYou can search and also post that you need an apartment\nGood luck :-)
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check out some country-clubs in the yellow pages. They usually have decent rates (and their used to putting up with rich stiffs)