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Originally Posted by UpNorth

Absolutely the best of both worlds. Being a Florida resident, I can't spend more than 6 months in my home state. If it wasn't for that, I'd be outa here right now. Looking forward to heading north.

I’m sure there keeping track up north

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Originally Posted by Two Bills

I would worry more about having Pickleball court nearby, or living on a through road, or having a golf cart short cut off your street.

I’d worry more about kissing lani’s 10 yards off my back door.

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Originally Posted by Bogie Shooter

maybe by 2030, 2035?

If they start today it will be at lease 2035 if contract same bunch working on 441.

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Originally Posted by asianthree

As others stated, “that live within 3 miles or less”, almost all don’t hear any noise at all. So give credit to developers for creating a peaceful environment to all who Choose to live there. Some hear humming outside, at times others only during heavy fog
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But the posters who seem the most upset about the noise and why would you ever buy a house near the turnpike. DON’T have any first hand knowledge because they don’t live there.

It’s the same category of North vs what were you thinking buying south of 44. Or can’t understand those who bought and love their home even if it’s near the turnpike.

OP is asking for first hand residents who actually live in the area of the turnpike. Not information from those who didn’t buy there or just guessing or assuming.

Guess it depends on how good you’re hearing is. So what part of 24-7 noise from turnpike would be less? When the close it at 9PM? Were you moving next month?