bloomington indiana real estate: Why You Should Choose a Low Cost Community Like Bloomington
- 04/14/10 06:46 AM
Bloomington is the kind of town that becomes apart of your life. Whether you cross through the Sample Gates, stroll through abundant organic produce and flowers at the Farmer’s Market, or take in a musical performance at the IU Auditorium, Bloomington is a city that leaves you wanting more. This is probably why many people return to Bloomington to call it home. TIME magazine author Dan Kadlec said it best in his article, “Should I Move to a Low Cost Region?” Pointing out that “moving from Los Angeles to Bloomington for example, you'd save 15% on groceries, 61% on housing, 8% … (0 comments)
bloomington indiana real estate: Condo and Townhouse near Indiana University, Downtown Bloomington, Lake Monroe, Golf
- 04/14/10 06:42 AM
There are several condo and townhouse communities in Bloomington that offer lots of shopping, entertainment and recreational pursuits around them without even having to hop on a bus. Sherwood Hills, Oaklawn Park and Creeks Edge offer townhouses near recreation and great bus routes to take you all over the city. Peppergrass, Winslow Farms, and Sycamore Village offer ranch condos, some with basements that are also south of campus. Homeowner Association fees vary by neighborhood greatly as some have more amenities and maintenance free benefits to their owners such as lawn care, trash removal, and exterior maintenance of the condos (roof, siding, … (1 comments)
Bloomington is the kind of town that becomes apart of your life. Whether you cross through the Sample Gates, stroll through abundant organic produce and flowers at the Farmer’s Market, or take in a musical performance at the IU Auditorium, Bloomington is a city that leaves you wanting more. This is probably why many people return to Bloomington to call it home. TIME magazine author Dan Kadlec said it best in his article, “Should I Move to a Low Cost Region?” Pointing out that “moving from Los Angeles to Bloomington for example, you'd save 15% on groceries, 61% on housing, 8% … (0 comments)
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