What You Miss When You Don’t Walk the Land:
You miss how close the next house really feels, how traffic hums at different times of day, and where the shadows fall from neighboring trees. You miss the subtle slope that could change your foundation cost — or your basement's future. You miss the feel of standing at curb height and imagining the front porch. In places like this, it’s not just about whether you can build — it’s about whether you’d want to live there once you do.
That walk tells you what comps can’t. It reveals whether your future backyard is quiet or flooded with Little League cheers, if that corner lot offers presence or exposure, and whether the neighbors' landscaping adds value or headaches. You notice things like manhole covers at the property line, or old curb cuts that hint at prior use — details that affect everything from driveway placement to permitting ease. For investors, it’s the difference between guessing a build cost and knowing it. For end-users, it’s the difference between buying land and buying the right future.
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