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Originally Posted by Beaver Bob
Summerlin in nice!
once you've lived here, you'll almost never go to the strip unless its to see a show or you have out of town guests. i'll take Green Valley Ranch and Red Rock over most of the stuff on the strip.
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Sounds great!
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Originally Posted by raven1083
las vegas would probably a nice place to stay good luck on your new place.
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Thanks raven.
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Originally Posted by docholly
Yeah I totally agree.. Summerlin is Nice.. and the construction there was begun well before the "surge." I like the Lakes area too.. we lived there for 2 years before we finally bought our house in Spring Valley.
BUT..if either of you works outside the house anywhere outside of your immediate neighborhood, remember that roads/highways in Vegas are always under construction.. in an ongoing effort to shore up the sagging infrastructure..it will add 15-20 minutes to any commute.
On the other hand if you both work at home, Summerlin is a good area with lots of shops, dining etc.
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For the most part we both work at home. But being so close to the strip will be awesome as well.
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Originally Posted by easymama
I love vegas...I'm so jealous...I could never live there...I wouldn't know day from night and I'd be strung out on cocaine and blackjack within a week....there's no place better...have fun
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Originally Posted by Beaver Bob
once you get a mile or so off the strip, its your average american city. Where I live it looks almost identical to suburban phoenix. While all that craziness is around, its pretty easy to avoid. But its there if you want it. I love living here.
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"But its there if you want it."
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Originally Posted by RedCherry
This happened to me. My ex-husband was a gambling addict. We moved to Vegas from Hawaii, and ended up losing everything and divorcing. He's now back in Hawaii. Thank GOD MadHatter isn't one, he doesn't even gamble, lol. And I'm a light weight, I felt guilty yesterday for playing craps for almost 2 hours and spent $20, lol.
Summerland is a nice area, we drive in from Pahrump and shop at the Costco down by Red Rock Casino. I really hate to drive into the city any more, as I'm used to Pahrump traffic. They have everything you need out there, the roads are nice, and not being torn up currently. I never had kids in school in Vegas, and not sure on the school systems though...definitely something to check out. I rented in several areas myself, although when I finally bought a place, I fell in love with Pahrump and ended up out here.
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Well I know my hubby is not a gambling addict at least. We have been to A.C. many times, and we never bring more then 7-800 bucks with us to gamble. Just to have some fun. We always expect to lose, then if we win, it is just a bonus.
We like the property sizes around Pahrump, but it is just to far away from where we want to be. We plan on having member bar meets frequently in Vegas as well. We may very well end up renting an apartment for a month or two, while we look around more. Really still unsure at this point. But we are narrowing down our search area as much as we can.