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MidtownCoog

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  1. Hi all,

    I was wondering how much value does a private driveway, rooftop deck, and the main windows facing the street add to a townhouse as opposed to shared driveway, no rooftop, and facing sideways?

    If you could break each one down by an estimated $$ amount, that'd be even better. I currently have an offer on a great deal in Rice Military for a little over 300k (pre-foreclosure). However, there is a brand new constructed townhouse a couple blocks away (on a nicer street) that has all the extra things (private driveway alot better in RM where guest parking sucks, rooftop that sees downtown, and alot more natural light since it faces the street). This house is a little over 400k though. Do you think this is worth the extra 100k? Better in the long run for living comfort and resale?

    Any opinions are greatly appreciated! :D

    It all depends on how "Rice Military" evolves.

    You know this. I know this.

    If we could see into the future...

  2. This is my last post in the China thread.

    Reality (war) intrudes on a make-believe campaign

    http://www.chron.com/disp/story.mpl/editor...ok/5937280.html

    This year's August upheaval coincides, probably not coincidentally, with the world's preoccupation with that charade of international comity, the Olympics.

    For only the third time in 72 years (Berlin 1936, Moscow 1980), the Games are being hosted by a tyrannical regime, the mind of which was displayed in the opening ceremony featuring thousands of drummers, each face contorted with the same grotesquely frozen grin. It was a tableau of the miniaturization of the individual and the subordination of individuality to the collective. Not since the Nazis' 1934 Nuremberg rally, which Leni Riefenstahl turned into the film Triumph of the Will, has tyranny been so brazenly tarted up as art.

    A worldwide audience of billions swooned over the Beijing ceremony. Who remembers 1934? Or anything.

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