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Why Live in Southside

Southside is a quiet residential community settled along the White River in Arkansas. The waterway is a hot spot for outdoor activities throughout the region. Many relocate to the area for the Southside School District and comparatively affordable housing options. Recently constructed homes also attract new people to the community. Southside sits close to Batesville, Arkansas's oldest city and the seat of Independence County. Many head to the nearby city for its amenities and retail. Most Southside residences are ranch-style homes and split-levels. New Traditional houses built over the last five years are inside the Buffalo Creek subdivision. The Upper 23 at Buffalo Ridge is a new townhouse development with two-story units. Homes from the 21st century are to the north; some have Batesville addresses. The median price for a single-family dwelling is comparable to that of nearby Batesville, but significantly lower than the national median. Homes built after 2000 cost from $200,000 to around $400,000. Older dwellings range between $80,000 and $300,000. The region has a history of severe weather, such as ice storms and tornadoes, and there is also a risk of flooding. Students are
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