Why no more Pimmit Hills threads recently?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Plenty of houses over $900K still selling in Arlington and McLean. Not sure that can be said of Pimmit Hills, now or ever.

Plenty of houses at 900k went fast in PH but they are new houses.

Hard to assess their value when there are few PH homes over $900K on the market, those homes aren't selling, and there aren't many recent comparables.

[Anonymous]

First-time poster here - linked to this thread by a concerned citizen as a reference for the downfall of humanity. Not surprised by the slime on this board, especially considering the anonymity.. Estimate: most of you anons are latte-drinking, maid-having, allowance-spending, yoga-pants-abusing, brat-raising twats with no plans for the rest of the afternoon? Lets all find someone to be rude to! Great example you must be setting for your kids.. Watch for the knife as you get older, they'll be chomping at the bit for their inheritance.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Plenty of houses over $900K still selling in Arlington and McLean. Not sure that can be said of Pimmit Hills, now or ever.

Plenty of houses at 900k went fast in PH but they are new houses.

Hard to assess their value when there are few PH homes over $900K on the market, those homes aren't selling, and there aren't many recent comparables.

http://www.redfin.com/VA/Falls-Church/1918-Leonard-Rd-22043/home/9470754

http://www.redfin.com/VA/Falls-Church/7600-Fisher-Dr-22043/home/9471194

http://www.redfin.com/VA/Falls-Church/1739-Gilson-St-22043/home/9396760

http://www.redfin.com/VA/Falls-Church/1844-Lusby-Pl-22043/home/9459795

http://www.redfin.com/VA/Falls-Church/2008-Cherri-Dr-22043/home/9470624

http://www.redfin.com/VA/Falls-Church/1714-Olney-Rd-22043/home/21653454

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Plenty of houses over $900K still selling in Arlington and McLean. Not sure that can be said of Pimmit Hills, now or ever.

Plenty of houses at 900k went fast in PH but they are new houses.

Hard to assess their value when there are few PH homes over $900K on the market, those homes aren't selling, and there aren't many recent comparables.

http://www.redfin.com/VA/Falls-Church/1918-Leonard-Rd-22043/home/9470754

http://www.redfin.com/VA/Falls-Church/7600-Fisher-Dr-22043/home/9471194

http://www.redfin.com/VA/Falls-Church/1739-Gilson-St-22043/home/9396760

http://www.redfin.com/VA/Falls-Church/1844-Lusby-Pl-22043/home/9459795

http://www.redfin.com/VA/Falls-Church/2008-Cherri-Dr-22043/home/9470624

http://www.redfin.com/VA/Falls-Church/1714-Olney-Rd-22043/home/21653454

Only two sales were in 2013 and over $900K, and it's already late July. Thanks for proving the point.

But at least they aren't as fugly as the "Rocket House."

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Plenty of houses over $900K still selling in Arlington and McLean. Not sure that can be said of Pimmit Hills, now or ever.

Plenty of houses at 900k went fast in PH but they are new houses.

Hard to assess their value when there are few PH homes over $900K on the market, those homes aren't selling, and there aren't many recent comparables.

http://www.redfin.com/VA/Falls-Church/1918-Leonard-Rd-22043/home/9470754

http://www.redfin.com/VA/Falls-Church/7600-Fisher-Dr-22043/home/9471194

http://www.redfin.com/VA/Falls-Church/1739-Gilson-St-22043/home/9396760

http://www.redfin.com/VA/Falls-Church/1844-Lusby-Pl-22043/home/9459795

http://www.redfin.com/VA/Falls-Church/2008-Cherri-Dr-22043/home/9470624

http://www.redfin.com/VA/Falls-Church/1714-Olney-Rd-22043/home/21653454

Only two sales were in 2013 and over $900K, and it's already late July. Thanks for proving the point.

But at least they aren't as fugly as the "Rocket House."

Please note that there also many tear down and rebuilds that are owner occupied.

I believe in McLean and Arlington the magic number for properties sitting is about 1.2 million, in pimmit hills its about 950k.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:First-time poster here - linked to this thread by a concerned citizen as a reference for the downfall of humanity. Not surprised by the slime on this board, especially considering the anonymity.. Estimate: most of you anons are latte-drinking, maid-having, allowance-spending, yoga-pants-abusing, brat-raising twats with no plans for the rest of the afternoon? Lets all find someone to be rude to! Great example you must be setting for your kids.. Watch for the knife as you get older, they'll be chomping at the bit for their inheritance.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Awwww. How sweet. Nobody has posted about PH lately and you all got concerned for us. Nice to know we were missed. Nothing much going on here, just enjoying the summer. Kids riding bikes around the neighborhood with their friends all day, walking to the library, cookouts with neighbors, swapping my excess tomatoes for their excess peppers - the usual stuff.

I'm thinking of repainting the front door once this heat breaks, but not sure what color to do with. Good thing there's no HOA to limit my options.

Hmmm...what else is new? Oooh, that new hipster taco place finally opened up. It's easy to walk to, right behind Jason's Deli near Whole Foods. You should give it a try. And the old post office is turning into a Crisp and Juicy. So many dinner options so close by! Rumor is Wegman's is bidding to build on Colshire Rd., near the new metro stop, but we will see what comes of that.

Thanks for checking in!

Thanks for the taco place rec. - Taco Bamba. I went today, and it's awesome! I happen to be in the District this weekend and went to District Taco. I have to say, Taco Bamba was way better, though a bit too hipster for me. I got my food to go.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Awwww. How sweet. Nobody has posted about PH lately and you all got concerned for us. Nice to know we were missed. Nothing much going on here, just enjoying the summer. Kids riding bikes around the neighborhood with their friends all day, walking to the library, cookouts with neighbors, swapping my excess tomatoes for their excess peppers - the usual stuff.

I'm thinking of repainting the front door once this heat breaks, but not sure what color to do with. Good thing there's no HOA to limit my options.

Hmmm...what else is new? Oooh, that new hipster taco place finally opened up. It's easy to walk to, right behind Jason's Deli near Whole Foods. You should give it a try. And the old post office is turning into a Crisp and Juicy. So many dinner options so close by! Rumor is Wegman's is bidding to build on Colshire Rd., near the new metro stop, but we will see what comes of that.

Thanks for checking in!

Thanks for the taco place rec. - Taco Bamba. I went today, and it's awesome! I happen to be in the District this weekend and went to District Taco. I have to say, Taco Bamba was way better, though a bit too hipster for me. I got my food to go.

I'm going there soon to grab carryout. Which kind of tacos did you like (think there's like 10 kinds)? sorry, dont mean to hijack. .

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Awwww. How sweet. Nobody has posted about PH lately and you all got concerned for us. Nice to know we were missed. Nothing much going on here, just enjoying the summer. Kids riding bikes around the neighborhood with their friends all day, walking to the library, cookouts with neighbors, swapping my excess tomatoes for their excess peppers - the usual stuff.

I'm thinking of repainting the front door once this heat breaks, but not sure what color to do with. Good thing there's no HOA to limit my options.

Hmmm...what else is new? Oooh, that new hipster taco place finally opened up. It's easy to walk to, right behind Jason's Deli near Whole Foods. You should give it a try. And the old post office is turning into a Crisp and Juicy. So many dinner options so close by! Rumor is Wegman's is bidding to build on Colshire Rd., near the new metro stop, but we will see what comes of that.

Thanks for checking in!

Thanks for the taco place rec. - Taco Bamba. I went today, and it's awesome! I happen to be in the District this weekend and went to District Taco. I have to say, Taco Bamba was way better, though a bit too hipster for me. I got my food to go.

Glad you liked it! It's become one of our go-to, to-go places.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Awwww. How sweet. Nobody has posted about PH lately and you all got concerned for us. Nice to know we were missed. Nothing much going on here, just enjoying the summer. Kids riding bikes around the neighborhood with their friends all day, walking to the library, cookouts with neighbors, swapping my excess tomatoes for their excess peppers - the usual stuff.

I'm thinking of repainting the front door once this heat breaks, but not sure what color to do with. Good thing there's no HOA to limit my options.

Hmmm...what else is new? Oooh, that new hipster taco place finally opened up. It's easy to walk to, right behind Jason's Deli near Whole Foods. You should give it a try. And the old post office is turning into a Crisp and Juicy. So many dinner options so close by! Rumor is Wegman's is bidding to build on Colshire Rd., near the new metro stop, but we will see what comes of that.

Thanks for checking in!

Thanks for the taco place rec. - Taco Bamba. I went today, and it's awesome! I happen to be in the District this weekend and went to District Taco. I have to say, Taco Bamba was way better, though a bit too hipster for me. I got my food to go.

I'm going there soon to grab carryout. Which kind of tacos did you like (think there's like 10 kinds)? sorry, dont mean to hijack. .

Original Taco Bamba recommender here - I like the pork and pineapple, my husband likes the chorizo, my kids like the shredded beef.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Awwww. How sweet. Nobody has posted about PH lately and you all got concerned for us. Nice to know we were missed. Nothing much going on here, just enjoying the summer. Kids riding bikes around the neighborhood with their friends all day, walking to the library, cookouts with neighbors, swapping my excess tomatoes for their excess peppers - the usual stuff.

I'm thinking of repainting the front door once this heat breaks, but not sure what color to do with. Good thing there's no HOA to limit my options.

Hmmm...what else is new? Oooh, that new hipster taco place finally opened up. It's easy to walk to, right behind Jason's Deli near Whole Foods. You should give it a try. And the old post office is turning into a Crisp and Juicy. So many dinner options so close by! Rumor is Wegman's is bidding to build on Colshire Rd., near the new metro stop, but we will see what comes of that.

Thanks for checking in!

Thanks for the taco place rec. - Taco Bamba. I went today, and it's awesome! I happen to be in the District this weekend and went to District Taco. I have to say, Taco Bamba was way better, though a bit too hipster for me. I got my food to go.

I'm going there soon to grab carryout. Which kind of tacos did you like (think there's like 10 kinds)? sorry, dont mean to hijack. .

I got the Taco Bamba - it was yum. It has steak and Chorizo, corn tortilla, cilantro. DH had tamales and horchata, both house made. DH is from central america, and he thought the food was great.

[Anonymous]

Their shrimp taco with the fried shrimp in it is off the hook! I didn't like their sweet rice dessert though---not enough texture and not enough sweetness.

[Anonymous]

[Anonymous]

PIMMIT HILLS IS HILARIOUS ON ITS FACE.

[Anonymous]

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