Old Urbanism = New Urbanism

6May/090

Old Urbanism = New Urbanism

A good part of the reason behind why we love where we've chosen to live. Can't beat the turn-of-the-century Craftsman home in the old, gentrified neighborhood, a short walk or bike ride from everything...

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Michael loves his God, wife, 3 sons, family & friends, reading, music, & his garden. He's a music director at Holy Family Catholic Church. By day, he is a Sr. Consultant at Omniture, an Adobe company.

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