Avondale is now on Google maps as Avondale/Hwy 15 Biloxi, MS.
Friday night before the Open House that I had been planning for almost a month--we had a huge impressive thunder storm. We thought it just made a lot of noise until the next morning. I saw sights such as the following:
Keep in mind this is the Long Beach High School Parking lot, a block North and a block West of my residence. This shot almost looks like one of my harbor shots.
This photo was taken from my car. Incidentally, this property has been for sale for a long, long time. I expect some day, a developer will buy it and w will see a new community in this area. Sometimes I wonder what it would take to "de-sensitize" the North side of 28th street to rain..."
Needless to say, it was very wet out. Highwy 15 was crowded with cars, boats, campers and golf carts that had been moved away from low lying residences. It always looks very strange when low lying area evacuate their motor vehicles. I experienced a growing sense of dread. What would Avondale's status be?
Though the East side of Highway 15 was littered with Parked Vehicles avoiding low lying flood water--The West side of Highway 15, where Avondale is located was almost dry. There was barely a puddle of water anywhere. I was grateful that I work with developers that know how to choose and develop land that doesn't flood in flood prone areas. As a matter of fact we've had a few applications from folks who are tired of being flooded out when it rains. Of course we all know that applications are merely formal wishes until an application is qualified and approved.
By the way, we have several 3bed 2ba Garden Home (duplex style) if homes that have both sides available. This could be a great solution for a large extended family. Think of it as a 6 bedroom, 4 bath home with 2living areas and 2 kitchens...I would bet that someone would accept $1700 to $1750 mo depending on lease term.
Photos from the Open House this past Saturday reminds me to tell everyone that this grouping of 2 bed 1 and 1/2 bath townhomes has recently had a big, huge, very important change. This owner decided to not remain in the SRAP program. This means that every single person that was told they made too much money to live in these attractive and comfortable Townhomes--now qualify.
Typical lease terms are 12 months; although we do have some executive rentals with shorter terms.
Remember, All students go to D'Iberville schools unless you choose a private school.
If you are thinking of relocating to any town in Harrison County, Mississippi--Give the CAL Group a call. We'll leave a light on for you AND move you in the right direction" RBI. Rent, Buy, INvest. Remember, "Hoping for a good future without investing in today is like a farmer waiting for a crop without ever planting any seed."
Suzi Gravenstuk, committed to showing 777.
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