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Originally Posted by tildahat
Which is why the original plan is disappointing. Too many McMansion sized houses, too few mid-rises, too few row houses. I wouldn't have minded it being 100% row houses - lots of urban neighborhoods are.
It might also have helped with The Gap issue, my single biggest complaint with Mueller. But I don't want to start another debate on that.
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What's nice about Mueller is having a range of housing types. Having all one type (rowhomes) would make this place much more one dimensional.
That being said there are a lot of row homes, from affordable to upscale, live/work shop homes, there are apartment buildings, condo units, 4 and 6 plex houses, granny flats, garden court homes with shared green space) and single family detached homes.
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I would say the diversity of housing stock and range of prices (from subsidized "affordable" under 200K to over a 1M is as good or better than any other central Auatin. And that's just now, with it only being a quarter built. Imagine once its complete.
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