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[ale] Heya folks! Any suggestions for a geek moving to/near Atlanta?
- Subject: [ale] Heya folks! Any suggestions for a geek moving to/near Atlanta?
- From: msmith at mikeandmel.com (Michael Smith)
- Date: Sun, 10 Jun 2007 10:30:17 -0400
I live in Roswell and like it with the exception of the property tax of fulton county. I have pretty easy access to most parts of town and theres a frys about 15 minutes away on Windward Parkway. Since you have kids I would recommend looking along the east cobb / fulton border. You can still find nice houses in that area for less than 300,000 and they have the highest school scores. That's just my 2 cents. Traffic is pretty bad everywhere so try to see if you can get your company to work with you on hours. I work 7 to 4 to avoid the traffic. Anyways, good luck on your house hunting and welcome.
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From: "Joe Bayes" <jbayes at spoo.mminternet.com>
To: ale at ale.org
To: ale at ale.org
Sent: 6/10/07 1:19 AM
Subject: Re: [ale] Heya folks! Any suggestions for a geek moving to/near Atlanta?
Brian Schenken typeth:
>I'm wondering if you locals might recommend areas that a geeky family
>should (or shouldn't) consider settling down in.
I lived in Doraville and hated it, at least in part because there was
no neighborhood: just condos and a shopping center nearby, and nothing
that was safe to walk to. I liked Midtown better, but it's not exactly
in Northern Atlanta.
>Proximity to a Fry's is a consideration - so Duluth sounds kewl.
You'll be going to work 5x a week at rush hour, and to Fry's (I
expect) much less often (and probably outside of rush hour), so I
would think that proximity to work would be much more important than
proximity to Fry's. But YMMV.
>I keep hearing about Atlanta traffic - is it really that bad?
Depends. Where are you now? Compared to the Bay Area or LA, it'll be
(somewhat) better than you're used to. But not much. hth.
Joe
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