BR trails at #19...
http://bestcities.milkeninstitute.or...9&type=rank200
BR trails at #19...
http://bestcities.milkeninstitute.or...9&type=rank200
Lots of cities in Texas.
Just went through Lafayette this weekend. I was shocked at the River Ranch area. there are ten million dollar homes in there. I didn't know Lafayette had a market for houses that big. Of course I hear alot are in foreclosure
I've heard that same rumor but as of yet haven't seen anything to back it up. River Ranch has it's share of detractors who perceive it to be elitist and I think that is where a lot of foreclosure rumors come from.
At least at this stage it seems that Lafayette has managed to strike a balance that other cities have not. I do believe however that over the next six months that oil & gas will see a substantial rise in layoffs however I do not think this will be a long term trend. The industry is MUCH different than it was in the early 80's. No one was caught off guard this time and are much better equipped to handle the downturn.
well my friends are in the medical field and they said that River Ranch was built around the booming medical industry there but that alot of the industry is starting to go belly up. She said alot of homes in River Ranch are foreclosing. My step sister can't sell hers. It is very nice though just wonder if it might have been overreaching at a bad time. I was quite impressed with it. Put East Bayou Parkway to shame.
I find it so funny that when i was in high school at Abbeville everybody gave then Gov. Edwards such a hard time about building too many hospitals in Lafayette with illegal contracts and the overabundance of hospitals ended up being responsible for a huge economic boom in the area after the oil business slacked off.
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