Ashland, OR is a quaint and scenic town nestled in the foothills of the Siskiyou Mountains. It offers a variety of activities to suit any lifestyle, from outdoor recreation to arts and culture. The small city buzzes with creativity and energy, taking pride in its rich history and diverse population. The downtown area offers plenty of unique shops, restaurants, and galleries. Visitors can also take advantage of the nearby Lithia Park which provides hiking trails, fishing spots, picnic areas and much more. Ashland is often hailed as one of Oregon’s most beloved destinations for its natural beauty, vibrant culture and friendly atmosphere. Visitors are consistently delighted by its charm as they explore everything it has to offer. Reviews of Ashland highlight its small-town hospitality and all that it has to offer – from art galleries and theatres to outdoor activities like hiking and camping. Whether you’re looking for a relaxing escape or an exciting adventure, Ashland is sure to provide an unforgettable experience!
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Wewant to relocate! - 4/6/2006
We're tired of cold weather (28 degrees on 4th of July?!? REALLY!) We want someplace warmer but with seasons, culture but not too big, athletic but okay for BOOMERS.
Hey! Where' you at?!?
John
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Questionable - 8/22/2005
Militant hippies and liberals oh my!!!
I town that celebrates diversity of life and attitudes......only if you are left of
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Ashland, Oregon - 7/12/2005
Ashland is fast becoming a mecca for the wealthy moving up from San Francisco and the Bay Area. Consequently, housing costs are going through the roof with small, older homes costing $300,000 and up. Zoning and land use restrictions make available building sites prohibitively expensive. A typical building lot of 5000 sq ft (if you can find one) will cost $200,000 and up. One acre of rural property runs $450,000 to $1,000,000 or more.
Because Ashland is becoming a retiree haven (and a "tourist town") local schools are in trouble. The retirees don't bring kids, thus Ashland has already closed one grade school and other schools in the local area are also under threat of closure. The increasing cost of housing and living expenses means that many average income cfamilies annot afford to live in Ashland. Tha Ashlanc city council seems unable to provide planning solutions to housing and living costs.
Even adjacent communities are facing many of these same
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