Tyson's Corner mall(s) is better than Arlington's Mall

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Pentagon City is a normal mall but Ballston never has been. Not sure why they can't get it together there. Parkington was great but that was a lifetime ago.

The main issue with pentagon city is the distance from dc. It is very convenient for criminals to come to the mall to attack and steal

http://www.arlnow.com/2013/02/04/jewelry-store-smash-and-grab-at-pentagon-city-mall/

http://clarendon.patch.com/articles/rash-of-car-breakins-reported-at-pentagon-city-mall

https://www.google.com/search?q=pentagon+city+mall+assault&oq=pentagon+city+mall+assault&aqs=chrome.0.57j60l2.154&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8

http://www.google.com/search?q=pentagon+city+mall+crime&oq=pentagon+city+mall+crime&aqs=chrome.0.57j60l3j62l2.3049&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8

[Anonymous]

Hopefully the Tyson's malls attract all of those mall people to go live out there. I hear they all like shiny new things like the Mosaic District.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Is this a Jedi mind-trick to convince those of us in Arlington to sell and move to the Mosaic District, thereby creating inventory in Arlington?

HA! >

[Anonymous]

That's it! This trumps all the reasons I bought in Arlington. Listing my third-world shanty now...

[Anonymous]

we had affluent friends from another country visit us and they noted how primitive and run down the neighborhood of Arlington and falls church city looked. Their main points were the over head electrical lines and the old styled homes. Ironically they were impressed by the way new construction developments looked. It's funny how living in the DC area twists one's view of what is acceptable and affluent.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:we had affluent friends from another country visit us and they noted how primitive and run down the neighborhood of Arlington and falls church city looked. Their main points were the over head electrical lines and the old styled homes. Ironically they were impressed by the way new construction developments looked. It's funny how living in the DC area twists one's view of what is acceptable and affluent.

They must be from Russia. They love new flashy shit.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:we had affluent friends from another country visit us and they noted how primitive and run down the neighborhood of Arlington and falls church city looked. Their main points were the over head electrical lines and the old styled homes. Ironically they were impressed by the way new construction developments looked. It's funny how living in the DC area twists one's view of what is acceptable and affluent.

They must be from Russia. They love new flashy shit.

Actually from the middle east

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:we had affluent friends from another country visit us and they noted how primitive and run down the neighborhood of Arlington and falls church city looked. Their main points were the over head electrical lines and the old styled homes. Ironically they were impressed by the way new construction developments looked. It's funny how living in the DC area twists one's view of what is acceptable and affluent.

They must be from Russia. They love new flashy shit.

Actually from the middle east

Now that somebody brought it up...when I was first house hunting in some neighborhoods out near Tyson's every single owner (checked tax records) was owned by somebody Middle Eastern...then Indian/Asian.

There is a very 'International' (not Euro) population out there. Many like multi-family households. BIG reason we didn't head out there.

[Anonymous]

I live in moco. I have no idea what you people are talking about.

[Anonymous]

God - I do hate the overhead power/phone lines. So ghetto!

[Anonymous]

Please explain your racist self.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:we had affluent friends from another country visit us and they noted how primitive and run down the neighborhood of Arlington and falls church city looked. Their main points were the over head electrical lines and the old styled homes. Ironically they were impressed by the way new construction developments looked. It's funny how living in the DC area twists one's view of what is acceptable and affluent.

They must be from Russia. They love new flashy shit.

Actually from the middle east

Now that somebody brought it up...when I was first house hunting in some neighborhoods out near Tyson's every single owner (checked tax records) was owned by somebody Middle Eastern...then Indian/Asian.

There is a very 'International' (not Euro) population out there. Many like multi-family households. BIG reason we didn't head out there.

[Anonymous]

Oooookay. And you know people from Arlington can still go to those malls if they want to, right? It's not like anyone is walking to Tysons.

What an odd post.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Oooookay. And you know people from Arlington can still go to those malls if they want to, right? It's not like anyone is walking to Tysons.

What an odd post.

I believe with metro coming in you can walk to tysons. If you go down route 7 they have installed sidewalks and walkways. You can actually walk down route 7 from down the road to tysons. It's still a work in progress and is very exciting.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Oooookay. And you know people from Arlington can still go to those malls if they want to, right? It's not like anyone is walking to Tysons.

What an odd post.

I believe with metro coming in you can walk to tysons. If you go down route 7 they have installed sidewalks and walkways. You can actually walk down route 7 from down the road to tysons. It's still a work in progress and is very exciting.

How often do you people go to the Mall??? I haven't been to one in months.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Oooookay. And you know people from Arlington can still go to those malls if they want to, right? It's not like anyone is walking to Tysons.

What an odd post.

I believe with metro coming in you can walk to tysons. If you go down route 7 they have installed sidewalks and walkways. You can actually walk down route 7 from down the road to tysons. It's still a work in progress and is very exciting.

How often do you people go to the Mall??? I haven't been to one in months.

Last I went to the mall it was packed so I assume some people do.