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Old 10-10-2006, 10:05 AM   #1
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It looks like this is going to happen. I wonder how it will affect real estate values in my neighborhood.

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Its like a joke. Wayne County as a Wall St. location? Biggest industry is, what, forestry? Dumpster diving? WIC?
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Its like a joke. Wayne County as a Wall St. location? Biggest industry is, what, forestry? Dumpster diving? WIC?

There are a few other counties mentioned I think.

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Heh, I think that many of the other areas that are closer to the border are better candidates. I like Wayne county pretty well: lots of beautiful countryside and not much carved up into tacky development like pike County. Just didn't strike me as "Wall Street West."

I've seen lots of financial institutions move large chunks of their operations out of Manhattan after 9/11. Makes sense for NE PA to try to get a share of that. Those of us living in Jersey wouldn't even have much of a commute.

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Monroe county, Near Stroudsburg.
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