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Originally Posted by Embraer
exactly. even crazier is the price of homes in Granada Hills. I lived there, in an Eichler neighborhood for a year. GH is perfectly inconvenient to ever do anything in LA. I found myself rarely venturing out of that area, just because of traffic, etc. Crazy how expensive those houses are...for no reason.
My neighbor in Granada Hills was Marilyn Manson's old guitarist...now plays for Rob Zombie. I would take the dogs for a walk, and in his living room, was a framed picture of Charles Manson you could see from the street. Only So-Cal. HA!
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You mean the Eichler house or GH in general? Lets keep these quiet neighborhoods expensive so we can keep the riff raffs out. Bad enough with Air B and B. I have seen a lot of really nice neighborhood in LA in the past 40 years turn into crap. I am glad things are turning around and pricing is kept up to keep them out. I don't need one family buying one home and have 14 other family member living in it with them blowing up the parking for the rest of their neighbors. They also destroy good schools. Must quit now, I have gone off.
hahahah, Manson. We did some work for Manson. He's not all that weird. Pretty normal actually.
That's the way LA is set up except without the traffic back then. You have to drive and "No body walks in LA" is spot on and I like it that way. I don't understand people who walk in LA? We have to wait for them to cross the damn street and that takes forever. What's this walking stuff?
My aunt lived in Granada Hills for over 40 years ago. They bought when it was newly developed. Its not a bad place to live, you just have to drive out to do things and destroy other neighborhoods and jam up their residential parking spots. This way GH will remain free of cars and outsiders.
I live in the hills between down town and Pasadena. Now the newer folks are btiching about the lack of a coffee shop and wanted one up here on the hill to service the residents. Its only residents up here and I say lets keep it that way. DRive down the damn hill to the local coffee shop. If you build it, they will come.