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[Scott Lundgren <internetworkers AT capitalfellow.com>]

On Dec 09, 2005, at 4:57 PM, matusiak wrote:

> ... in cost of living, that is.  D'Oh!
>
>    http://www.newsobserver.com/125/story/375807.html
>
> Nearly half of North Carolina's 1 million families are not earning
> enough money to meet their basic needs, a new study shows.

I'm not living in Orange County. What makes it so expensive to live 
there? The article cited "The reason it costs more to live in Orange 
than other counties in the state is that it has the highest child-care 
market rate and the highest housing market rate in North Carolina, 
Schmidt said.". Is it simply The OC's schools are better therefore it 
creates demand and higher pricing on the existing housing? Is no new 
housing being added or is simply no housing being added at the low end 
of cost?

- SL