My next-door neighbors are moving, after fourteen years in their condo.<\/p>\n
They haven't listed the place yet; I have no idea how much it'll go for. But I have a vested interest in keeping it in the hands of someone I can stand to share a wall with, so I figured it couldn't hurt to mention it here.<\/p>\n
It's the middle unit of a three-unit building. (There are only five units in the whole \"complex\"; does that make it a condo simplex?) Two floors, fairly big back yard, small one-car garage built in. Probably two bedrooms and two and a half bathrooms, but I'm just guessing on that part. Probably somewhere on the order of 1100 square feet, but again I'm just guessing.<\/p>\n
Someone who's as light a sleeper as I am might potentially have noise trouble with the place, but I think my noise issues have more to do with me than with the noise level actually being excessively high by normal-person standards. And even I seem to be slowly coming to an accommodation with the noise. (The only noise problem these days is the engines that start up, across the back fence, at 5:30 a.m. some weekday mornings, and I'm slowly learning to sleep through that or to go to back to sleep immediately after being woken up by it.)<\/p>\n
Anyway, if you know anyone who's interested, put them in touch with me and I'll pass them along to the current owners.<\/p>\n
This will make four of the five units having changed owners in the past two and a half years (starting with me). I get the impression people tend to stay here for a long time, so I think the changes of ownership happening so close together is just coincidence, but kinda interesting.<\/p>\n
Huh--I should probably post about this at work, it being so close and all. Will try to remember to do that.<\/p>\n\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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