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Topic: Virginia



Expert: Helen
Date: 6/21/2005
Subject: relocation

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Hi Helen!  I currently live in NY and am considering relocating to VA.  I'm looking to research towns that have excellent schools, nice neighborhoods, are safe, and are friendly to newcomers/Yankees!  I live on Long Island, so I can't be too far from the coast... also, I don't want a summer town that turns into a "ghost town" after Labor Day.  We're spoiled here with access to great restaurants and activities all year round.  Any suggestions would be helpful.
Thanks,
Jennifer


Answer
Hi Jennifer,
I live in Virginia Beach, the largest city in Virginia. I am also from NY. Like any city, you need to check areas. Our schools are top notch. Great recreation, museums, sporting events. I see the same concerts that are also appearing in NY for less money and I actually get good seats. Shopping is fantastic - more choices and selection than I had in NY and nicer ambiance to shop. I originally lived in Westchester County. I live on the Chesapeake Bay, steps to our beach. Sandbridge area is right on the ocean. There are many communities around inlets and boating is big down here. It is a very cosmopolitan city that is alive in winter & summer. It's a great city. If you need any more specific information, feel free to ask.
Helen

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