Neighborhood guide
Price ranges are for a typical single-family home in 2026. These area names are made up for this concept build; a real agent would use real neighborhoods.
Starter streets
Small brick bungalows, a coffee shop on every other corner, and a light-rail stop.
Who it suits: first-time buyers who want to walk to things and can live with one bathroom.
Yards and schools
Split-levels from the '70s on quiet loops, two parks and a well-liked elementary school.
Who it suits: families who need space and don't mind a drive.
Lock-and-leave
Newer townhomes and ranch-style condos, mostly one level, near a big rec center.
Who it suits: downsizers and anyone who'd rather not own a lawnmower.
Close-in and older
Big trees, Victorian and craftsman houses, some needing work. The most character per dollar.
Who it suits: buyers who want a project and an old house with good bones.
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