Falling waters subdivision in crown point indiana (Valparaiso, Plainfield: mortgage, new home)

[svillechris]

Dear Allen,

Typically you shouldn't mess with or question Chuckity, or she'll make you look foolish.

You're welcome,
Everyone who has read Chuckity's posts

[allen2323]

Originally Posted by svillechris

Dear Allen,

Typically you shouldn't mess with or question Chuckity, or she'll make you look foolish.

You're welcome,
Everyone who has read Chuckity's posts

Well, I already know that you don't question chuckity's expert knowledge. But, I was asking about the current situation particularly in crown point with all of the mostly newer unsold homes currently for sale on the market. Is new construction presently still going on out there even with the 750 unsold properties currently on the market?

[Chuckity]

Originally Posted by allen2323

Well, I already know that you don't question chuckity's expert knowledge. But, I was asking about the current situation particularly in crown point with all of the mostly newer unsold homes currently for sale on the market. Is new construction presently still going on out there even with the 750 unsold properties currently on the market?

Yes, custom homes are still being built.

And no, builders typically aren't constructing spec homes.

Does that answer your queestion?

[Northwest Indiana]

allen,

keep in mind that when you search "Crown Point" you will get not only listings in Crown Point proper, but also Winfield, IN and Lakes of the Four Seasons too....this is an area of about 20+ sq. miles and over 35,000 in population.

[Chuckity]

And btw allen, what's your deal?

I know I hurt your wittle feelings with my fact based posts about the decline of HF schools & the majority of the south suburbs.

And you've admitted that you've only crossed the hoosier border a handful of times.

But now, here you are, poking your head around in the NWI forum and having some sort of obsession ... first with Munster & now with Crown Point.

It's a little weird and a little desperate, dontcha think? At least, that's how you're coming across ... I'm a pretty good judge of things like this - with my expert knowledge and all.

[allen2323]

Originally Posted by Chuckity

And btw allen, what's your deal?

I know I hurt your wittle feelings with my fact based posts about the decline of HF schools & the majority of the south suburbs.

And you've admitted that you've only crossed the hoosier border a handful of times.

But now, here you are, poking your head around in the NWI forum and having some sort of obsession ... first with Munster & now with Crown Point.

It's a little weird and a little desperate, dontcha think? At least, that's how you're coming across ... I'm a pretty good judge of things like this - with my expert knowledge and all.

I was just asking a question, nothing else intended. The next time I go to indiana I will definitely check a few extra places out. And, the whole which area is declining and which area is considered up and coming thing is so dead now. About as dead as the new home construction boom. Only realtors are still trying to sell areas on that kind of hype. It's a total joke. From what I can see there are just as many unhappy home owners in northwest indiana who have been foreclosed on, paid too much for there homes because they had to buy brand new, as anywhere else that you can find in the southern suburbs. And the violent crime in northwest indiana doesn't compare at all. The public schools in northwest indiana suck as much as anywhere else. Munster is the very best school in northwest indiana and it doesn't rank higher than homewood-flossmoor. Sure, african american students on average don't score as high on the standardized test. What about the end result of african american students attending college after high school? A much more important measure to me anyway.

[Chuckity]

Originally Posted by allen2323

I was just asking a question, nothing else intended. The next time I go to indiana I will definitely check a few extra places out. And, the whole which area is declining and which area is considered up and coming thing is so dead now. About as dead as the new home construction boom. Only realtors are still trying to sell areas on that kind of hype. It's a total joke. From what I can see there are just as many unhappy home owners who have been foreclosed on, paid too much for there homes because they had to buy brand new, as anywhere else than you can find in the south suburbs. And the violent crime in northwest indiana doesn't compare. The public schools in northwest indiana suck as much as anywhere else. Munster is the very best school in northwest indiana and it doesn't rank higher than homewood-flossmoor.

ROFLMAO

Sorry Charlie, Munster and Valpo and Wheeler and Chesterton completely blow HF out of the water.

HF is a shadow of what it once was. The test scores speak the truth.

[allen2323]

Originally Posted by Chuckity

ROFLMAO

Sorry Charlie, Munster and Valpo and Wheeler and Chesterton completely blow HF out of the water.

HF is a shadow of what it once was. The test scores speak the truth.

I personally feel redlining areas no longer benefits those who it benefited in the past anyway. It only serves the purpose now of allowing african americans like myself to buy nicer homes in nicer more established areas at a discount. And to be blunt munster isn't half as nice as flossmoor, olympia fields, or even homewood. I would say munster isn't nicer than crete or monee either. I would probably say it is about as nice as matteson or country club hills, south holland, lansing, or lynwood. And traffic sucks in northwest indiana anyway. http://www.southtownstar.com/sports/highschools/2809428,101710sptgirlsgolf2star.article (broken link)

[Chuckity]

Originally Posted by allen2323

I personally feel redlining areas no longer benefits those who it benefited in the past anyway. And to be blunt munster isn't half as nice as flossmoor, olympia fields, or even homewood. I would say munster isn't nicer than crete or monee either. I would probably say it is about as nice as matteson or country club hills. And traffic sucks in northwest indiana anyway.

You've already said you have only been to Indiana a handful of times - and it's quite obvious that your opinion of NWI isn't an educated one.

I've said this before to you directly: I know you KNOW that HF (as a community AND as a school district) is and has declined. But you have so much pride (which, typically should be applauded) in your town and community that you feel you have to go to these extreme lengths to state your opinion. And when challenged, you cherry pick the facts - as long as their in your favor you'll use them ... and if not, the blinders go on.

And honestly, I could give a flying fig what you think of NWI.

What is amusing though, is knowing hat I (or svillechris or northwestindiana) gets under your skin so much that you have to tramp on over here to see what kind a mess you can stir up.

Your motives are completely transparent as well as comical.

Keep posting though allen ... I have fun proving you wrong - it's both easy and entertaining.

[Chuckity]

Originally Posted by allen2323

I personally feel redlining areas no longer benefits those who it benefited in the past anyway. It only serves the purpose now of allowing african americans like myself to buy nicer homes in nicer more established areas at a discount. And to be blunt munster isn't half as nice as flossmoor, olympia fields, or even homewood. I would say munster isn't nicer than crete or monee either. I would probably say it is about as nice as matteson or country club hills. And traffic sucks in northwest indiana anyway. H-F unable to defend title, finishes second to New Trier :: High Schools :: YourSeason (http://www.southtownstar.com/sports/highschools/2809428,101710sptgirlsgolf2star.article - broken link)

HAHAHAHA!! The link is to an article where HF loses in golf.