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buried_lede t1_j6k9elk wrote

I’d vouch for this comment. The economic diversity in both towns is there, because until the pandemic hit, working class salaries could get you something for sure, in either town, even a couple of WalMart greeters could afford to buy something as long as they kept their eyes peeled. Sadly, the pandemic inflated house prices a lot here. Hopefully it won’t be permanent in terms of inclusion. The shoreline does not want to be Fairfield County.

Racial diversity is not big and neither town is happy about that so it would be better if we were more diverse.

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WestRiverTraveler t1_j6kb5b3 wrote

I got in on the early wave, before things went crazy. 4br 2.5 bath, 1900sq ft on 2 acres for $365K. Coming from Boston, I couldn't make an offer fast enough. I could probably sell it for $500K now.

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jalct t1_j6klo2k wrote

That’s a hell of a bargain considering what is even available for sale and now the prices for what you get. Well done!

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WestRiverTraveler t1_j6kmaro wrote

Yeah, I got lucky with the timing. The wave hit Boston first. I made a killing on my sale up there and caught a bargain here. Fast $100+k I ever made😂

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IndicationOver t1_j6o7e9n wrote

Won't lie that is awesome, its like timing the market but you did not time the market.

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