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	Name:	roswellric -
	Subject:	Lot prices, Dadeville
	Date:	4/26/2004 5:16:30 PM

Mapquest is not quite correct. Actually lake developement took place the opposite way -starting from the lake back. Most are paved.

The third positive in your analysis is a lot of boomers want to be near or on water and a cultural center. This is sometimes tough. But Voila! you have Auburn University!

Atlanta has discovered LM and is putting boats here as we type. Lanier is now worthless as a weekend getaway unless you have a houseboat and find a beach early. Fine if you can be a permanent resident but now the traffic makes it difficult to get to work.

Biggest problem here is lack of infrastructure. No Publix :-( or drycleaners, or drugstore. Dadeville side is a real plus if you are in , say, Smith Mountain. You have a Wiggly Pig and a CVS and Moores Hardware. Oddly enough Blue Creek has more restaurants. Then Kowaliga, then Alex City then Bob's in Dadeville :-)

RR