Napa Journal: Are Napa neighborhoods ready for Pacaso?
A wonderful neighbor is more precious than any cult Cabernet. A bad neighbor is swill. Every time a house changed hands on my old Napa street, I'd hold my breath and hope the new people didn't have a fatal flaw. No auto body business in their garage. No late-night music. No front yard RV storage. That's the thing about neighbors in a tight subdivision setting: Everyone lives in a fish bowl. No behavior goes unscrutinized. Compatibility is a prized commodity. We're offering our best deal ever with this Editor's Special. Support local news coverage by subscribing to the Napa Valley Register...