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09-08-2024, 09:22 AM
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My CA home property tax is $13,000 a year. That's more than twice what my CO home property tax is.The other deal is simply the value of property in the market place is less in CO than CA.
Property in MN the last time I was there was 3%.
09-09-2024, 05:06 AM
#32
We live in a town of about 40k people (pretty small),
we get to our preferred grocery store in five minutes driving time. We get in and out of the grocery store on most visits in less than 15 minutes, with fast moving check out lines and easy parking. So we get our grocery shopping completed from home to store and back in 25 minutes max. Time is extremely valuable to me, even if I don't get the "best" price on all grocery items.
we get to our preferred grocery store in five minutes driving time. We get in and out of the grocery store on most visits in less than 15 minutes, with fast moving check out lines and easy parking. So we get our grocery shopping completed from home to store and back in 25 minutes max. Time is extremely valuable to me, even if I don't get the "best" price on all grocery items.
Bolton where we are now 5,665 at the 2020 census. It was 3400 when we moved here in '99.
As for groceries, home to store
09-09-2024, 06:02 PM
#33
That sounds nice Jerry, despite having a bit of a drive for groceries. One year ago we moved out of a City with 480,000 residents, so our new hometown of 40k seems small. but we love it. Small is good for us.
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09-09-2024, 06:22 PM
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I have a Costco 20 miles to the northeast that I go to. I'm okay with that. I like smaller towns, too.
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