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Old Posted Jun 19, 2014, 5:00 AM
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Coventry Hills is mostly built out within the past 7-4 years. Biggest problem is that its solidily in the NE. In poor housing market there is a minor price hit (about 20-40k) for being attached to the NE moniker. In a hot housing market the price differential gets removed cause demand far exceeds supply.

Harvest Hills is the oldest neighbourhood of the three. Its coming into its own as a community and most of the SFH supports (schools, retail, etc) have matured.
Coventry is absolutely as old as Harvest Hills. In fact, Coventry may have even been first. Housing definitely started there by 1992. For a while I lived in a place there built in 1993.

Regarding someone's comment about living by an LRT, obviously that is better, but that wasn't one of the choices. That's like someone asking about Calgary and the person responding saying central Manhattan is better. Evanston is the clear looser when it comes to public transit between the three. 301 BRT is not LRT, but is extremely good as busing goes.
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