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No, it doesn't really matter. You personally don't need everyone in your neighborhood to walk. Buy a home that is close and you have a walkable home. There a
by frumper 3y ago
No, it doesn't really matter. You personally don't need everyone in your neighborhood to walk. Buy a home that is close and you have a walkable home. There are plenty to choose from. Someone lives close to the stores.
- afavour 3y ago> Buy a home that is close and you have a walkable home. That is not a walkable neighborhood. When people are talking about this stuff they're talking about an actual defined concept: https://www.walkscore.com/walkable-neighborhoods.shtml https://www.walkscore.com/walkable-neighborhoods.shtml A home next to a strip mall might be close to a grocery store, it is not a walkable neighborhood.
- frumper 3y agoDo you buy a neighborhood? You need a home that is walkable. Your neighbors will figure out what they need on their own.
- afavour 3y agoThat isn’t how neighborhoods work? The entire point of a neighborhood is that it’s a community with shared goals. If everyone wants to work out their own goals they live rurally.
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