That's Hidden Valley. Hidden Valley is not built around the golf course as that came significantly after the suburb installation. There's virtually no threat of gold interference to the surrounding homes as they aren't really adjacent to the course. You could go midtown too along Arlington. The houses are all well-made, old houses. Many of them are Tudor style homes, some ranch. But the area is VERY expensive. Northwest Reno is nice as well. Just north of the University, there's a lot of nice homes too, along Socrates.
He's picked some of the most expensive areas in the region. There's plenty for the middle class here, especially with recent wage increases. Journeyman pipefitters, for instance, are pulling in north of 100k a year. Arrowcreek and Montreux are like upper crust of the upper crust. You're looking at multimillion dollar homes in those areas. Damonte actually has a middle class are right at the entrance off of Double R. A lot of those houses are in the low 300k range. Then you have Sparks, which is all fairly affordable.
Damonte is hot garbage. All of the subdivisions are built like Vegas neighborhoods in that all of the houses look the same and all of the backyards are basically non-existent. When I was finishing my second degree, I delivered pizza in the area and at the end of each day, I'd want to rip my eyes out, because everything was identical. Plus, the mosquitos are fucked because of the wetlands.
