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["Diane M. Kurilecz" <d.m.kurilecz AT ieee.org>]

Maria C Winslow wrote:
> The assumption seems to be that if you want a lot of 
> space, then you 
> want a house. Not true. I want a 3000 sq. ft. apartment with 
> exposed brick, 
> custom tinted concrete floors, and maybe a roof garden. I 
> would keep a couple 
> of push scooters by the door for getting around the house :)

I'm with you!  I had high hopes for the condos near Main St in SV, until I 
saw that they were about 1400sf with no storage.  I need at least 1700sf plus 
storage, which could easily be in the basement.

Some of the units in that other planned community on NC-54 look nice, and are 
large, but the prices were too high.

I've also looked at the converted factories in Durham, but they don't have 
interior ceilings!  And one of the bedrooms in the two-bedroom unit has no 
direct sunlight.

The condos in the Cotton Mill in Raleigh are gorgeous.  I like the way they 
designed a two-story unit with an interior New Orleans-style balcony for the 
upstairs bedroom!

***diane

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