OK. It ran Sunday night. Did the show make you more or less interested in owning on St. John? Any comments about the show? Make 'em here.
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Liked the show and if we had a little over a million to spare we would buy one as well. We do think they made the right choice as to which to buy.
I agree on the choice. The home, in & out is absolutely beautiful~ Sea Rock was a beauty too!
After we visited last year we knew we had found a place to move too but can’t afford it. The show only made us more upset that we can’t do it.
I thought this episode was better than the last one. I too thought they made the right choice and if I had $1.0 million plus I would already be living there. Oh well, I will have to settle on visiting:)
We’ve always loved St. John for what it is & have always been interested in owning on St. John, but, us, like many others can only dream of owning on St. John & to volunteer in different areas. The prices in todays market can only appeal to the weathly & we too have to settle on visiting~
I was green with envy and even my husband said “no fair that they can buy a house there and we can’t.” We will continue to spend our 7-10 days a year down there and be happy with that. until we hit the lottery, of course.
I am struck by the # of “can’t afford St. John” comments. Don’t be so easily defeated. If you want to live here, come down, provide a service or business the community needs and one day you will have a house here.
In 1989 I moved to St. John with 300 T-shirts and a box of paint. 8 years later I bot a house.