Leo Hinze
Stunt Coordinator
- Joined
- Jan 15, 1999
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I may be moving to Arlington or Alexandria soon. I was actually born in Alexandria, and lived there for a few months as a baby. I grew up in suburban Maryland, so I am not a total stranger to the area. I have not spent time there as an adult, though.
I am trying to find information on places to live, places for rent, etc. Something that would really help is a good web site that lists properties for rent/sale. I know about the major apartment sites, rent.net, apartment***.com etc. I am disappointed with the Post's online classifieds. I have been to the MLS listings at Realtor.com. I am looking for something similar to what we have here in Houston - har.com. It lists pretty much every property (aside from corporate-owned apt complexes) for sale or lease that is associated with a realtor. Our newspaper has good classified, and the local weekly alternative paper is good too.
Is there an alternative weekly paper, or any other papers besides the Post and Times?
Also, is anyone up there familiar with the H.E.B. Central Market stores we have down here? Aside from the mild winters, Central Market is the only thing I think I would really miss if I moved up there.
Thanks!
I am trying to find information on places to live, places for rent, etc. Something that would really help is a good web site that lists properties for rent/sale. I know about the major apartment sites, rent.net, apartment***.com etc. I am disappointed with the Post's online classifieds. I have been to the MLS listings at Realtor.com. I am looking for something similar to what we have here in Houston - har.com. It lists pretty much every property (aside from corporate-owned apt complexes) for sale or lease that is associated with a realtor. Our newspaper has good classified, and the local weekly alternative paper is good too.
Is there an alternative weekly paper, or any other papers besides the Post and Times?
Also, is anyone up there familiar with the H.E.B. Central Market stores we have down here? Aside from the mild winters, Central Market is the only thing I think I would really miss if I moved up there.
Thanks!