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..Not to be nosey..but to gain some insight to help you.....what is the driving force or reason you're looking at a house in Endicott? I grew up outside of Endicott...but know the area very well. By the way..a warning. There are those who will post/reply here that absolutely hate the southern tier(of which Endicott is a small part of). I've grown tired of trying to answer to these "opinions". I spent much of my life(off and on) in various other parts of the country.....work school, military. I can find fault w/any of those places I've been. If the replies don't get you the answers you need..at some point you can private message me (I'm not on the pc every day) to get you some positive/objective input.
I would find it hard to believe that there is an honestly "bad" area of Endicott. The Binghamton area is one of the safest in the country.While it's not perfect in that regard, it is a very safe area in general.
I think the only concern with Endicott is that there is an area called the Plume that has be subject to toxic issues. So, ask about that and how it has or is being dealt with.
Thanks to the previously mentioned "plume", property values have been decimated and the area is now severely impoverished and crime-ridden. Broad St is more or less the epicenter of this. It's really unfortunate, but it's probably a contributor to the bettering of Binghamton proper as of late.
Thanks to the previously mentioned "plume", property values have been decimated and the area is now severely impoverished and crime-ridden. Broad St is more or less the epicenter of this. It's really unfortunate, but it's probably a contributor to the bettering of Binghamton proper as of late.
Thanks to the previously mentioned "plume", property values have been decimated and the area is now severely impoverished and crime-ridden. Broad St is more or less the epicenter of this. It's really unfortunate, but it's probably a contributor to the bettering of Binghamton proper as of late.
Crime ridden? Are you joking. I also didn't appreciate your negative and unhelpful reply you have to my post. My hometown, I will personally tell you now, has slightly less property crime than Endicott, and 20% more violent crime, and my hometown is very safe, it just depends on WHAT AREA. I also know of a town near me that has more crime than Endicott in ALL areas, but I like it, and it has good areas. Each place has both bad and good areas, it's your job to find them, and stay away from posts like this with your attitude please. Please do expect a response on my post with that "impoverished and crime-ridden" attitude of yours.
Crime ridden? Are you joking. I also didn't appreciate your negative and unhelpful reply you have to my post. My hometown, I will personally tell you now, has slightly less property crime than Endicott, and 20% more violent crime, and my hometown is very safe, it just depends on WHAT AREA. I also know of a town near me that has more crime than Endicott in ALL areas, but I like it, and it has good areas. Each place has both bad and good areas, it's your job to find them, and stay away from posts like this with your attitude please. Please do expect a response on my post with that "impoverished and crime-ridden" attitude of yours.
I actually rented a month lease for an apartment in the area to see what it was like. It's actually a pretty rotten area, last night I woke up to gun shots(a guy was shot twice) there quite a bit of crime in the neighborhood. The rest of the village is nice but im gonna stay away from that area.
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