Home Fracking sand mines credited rising, dropping property values
 

Keywords :   


Fracking sand mines credited rising, dropping property values

2014-04-16 00:19:00| Climate Ark Climate Change & Global Warming Newsfeed

Great Lakes Echo: Perry Schmitt describes himself as pro-mining but blames the frac sand mine across the highway from his home for driving down the asking price by more than $25,000, to $189,000. His neighbors made out better. Kari Curran and her husband sold 130 acres for $1.5 million to a company affiliated with Unimin Mining Corp., operator of the mine. The property was previously valued at about $225,000. It was kind of bittersweet, Curran said. That was the house we raised our kids in. In the three years since...

Tags: property values rising sand

Category:Electronics and Electrical

Latest from this category

All news

»
20.05Eastern North Pacific Tropical Weather Outlook
20.05Atlantic Tropical Weather Outlook
20.05Water investors have withdrawn billions, says research
19.05Atlantic Tropical Weather Outlook
19.05Eastern North Pacific Tropical Weather Outlook
19.05IT Cosmetics and Kenvue Launch New Products
19.05Virgin Trains targets West Coast in return to rail
19.05Cashing In On The Stache
More »