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Would you buy a house near a nuclear facility?

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  • parkrunner
    parkrunner Posts: 2,610 Forumite
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    Would you buy a house near a nuclear facility?

    Yes.
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  • Xenon
    Xenon Posts: 264 Forumite
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    It it's good enough for The Simpsons then .....
  • jimbog
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    It never bothered Homer

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  • zagubov
    zagubov Posts: 17,938 Forumite
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    I'd not be bothered by it at all. The people who might be put off are probably the kind of people that would cycle to a funfair and then be too scared to go on the roller coaster.

    I remember visiting family in the US. They had a massive house on an artificial lake built for cooling water for the local atom plant. Everybody had jetties and speedboats and thought it was a fantastic asset.
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