Flight Paths | Airport Noise | Planes Overhead | Perform Your Due Diligence When Buying A Home
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I hate it when people say "should have done your due diligence" when talking about air traffic noise. I did, my house was quiet for years until flight patterns shifted, now it has constant aircraft noise. If you draw a straight line I live 12 miles from the airport.
Fact is, if you are buying a house within a 20 or so mile radius of an airport, your house could become in the middle of a flight path if it isn't right now.
The exact same thing happened to me. I bought my home 6'years ago ( about 15 miles from ORD) and 6 months ago i suddenly have hundreds of jets directly over my roof from 6am-11pm.
I envy the owner of this house. I wish it was mine
Rather plane noise than kids !!
Damn my two favorite things. Gardening and aviation.
Actually, the windows seemed to block out a lot of the noise. But forget opening your windows or spending any time out on that lovely deck.
So glad I moved away from O'Hare. I did all my due diligence... Unfortunately the City of Chicago decided to add new runways about 5 years after I moved in. When I went to sell, my property value really suffered. All else was wonderful about the house , school dist, etc.
O'Hare flight paths are a nightmare.
Id take it
All folks handle noise differently
As an avgeek I would love this house. It's so beautiful and has all those noisy birds flying above.
I live near an airport right now but not so close. I still hear them and see them but by the time they reach my house they are already pretty high.
Best place to live 😃
I'll take it!
but the question is how much can you hear in the house.
I would lose my mind
I hear ya @Bill!!!
Me, too :(
Well insulated. With door shut, you can’t hear.
Great video. If I was moving to the Raleigh-Durham area I would be looking you up
Lovely home dude
And garden
But planes could be bit higher lol
Typically salespeople omit this information. Thanks for the post.
id love to own this kinda of house near the runway,but since i change interests every year,id rather own one near the runway but not too near just atleast good enough for planespotting
@mike could you please tell me the neighborhood (street) this is in? I am considering a property in Raleigh also within the flight path. Tough to get a handle on frequency of planes flying overhead from RDU. I don't believe it is closer to RDU than this neighborhood, but would love the comparison.
Hmmm...the very essence of " location, location, location". Actually, home seems well insulated.
How is living there? What the neighbors have to say?
I was hoping for some TIPS on HOW to do your due diligence. If I am unfamiliar with the town or I am moving out of state. Is there a website, an App or a phone number something or someone we can call to find out if our potential new home is in a flight path. I am planning on building out a recording studio in my home so this is super important. Thanks.
Don't you mean FORTUNATELY under the flight path? I would love that area. Cheer up
Excuse me did i just see an Md-80?!
More then the noise, I would be more scared about the invisible killer that none is mentioning, just in Heathrow every minute a flight is taking off burning some tons of kerosene just on top of your head. Non is talking about it but if you calculate just a few tons every minute, how much pollution it would create it in every minute, in every hour, in a all day... in 3 London airports and we are just breathing it!
Kerosene is cancerous, and there are more victims from cancer every year than C o v i d.
Theoretically a flight lockdown should be fair
Shut the f up. You don’t know anything
Do a little more research and you will find that the #1 byproduct of those engines' combustion is WATER VAPOR. There are advances in technology in everything, including jet engines. They have to be way too efficient too be putting anything but CO2 and water out the back. This is not 1965
Bro planes passing my house is 700 feet in the air 💀💀
Ill will take it
Yes please.......I am A380 mad x
Hey Mike how far was this home from the airport?
Nowhere as bad as Myrtle Avenue UK
Fuck the noise I'll take it
Music to my ears, sounds good👂
I’ll never understand how anyone could literally want to live under that 24 seven. You have to be crazy.
Al Borland is an airline paid cocksucker.
@@DragonQueen78after a while you don't notice the airplanes
What state is this home in
raleigh, NC