This is why people buy in ashburn, you would die for a home like this in arlington
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Anonymous
| BTW, is there one person who continually posts over and over again, shitting on older, smaller homes? I know many people feel this way, but one person's posting style is very specific. |
Anonymous
not that poster but it's not that hard to copy when you dont live in a shit shack, LOL. |
Anonymous
| where's the third world poster? They haven't chimed in yet? Darn... |
Anonymous
| Working and living near or in Ashburn is one thing, but living in Ashburn and commuting to DC - NO WAY. I refuse to live in my car!!! I'd rather live in a 2 bedroom condo near or in the city with my family than drive the distance to Ashburn twice a day. Love my life in a close-in neighborhood in a small SFH. A house is not more important than family time. |
Anonymous
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I'm in arlington here, but job is now out in Loudoun county. The corporate and government agencies currently constructing new building out in Loudoun is unbelievable. It's everywhere out in LC.
I hate the reverse commute now - actually looking into making the move out west. |
Anonymous
| two bedrooms for a family? Sounds third world. We have fallen as a nation |
Anonymous
I agree, sista!!!! |
Anonymous
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I hate the cookie-cutter look and the other identical houses 10' away (you can see them out the windows in the redfin post).
But I also hate the annoyingly increasing ghetto-feel of arlington lately. |
Anonymous
And having to store pots and pans in the oven! 
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Anonymous
Not 3rd world. Who wants to be in their car for over an hour twice a day? There is something to be said about making life simple. I don't need a 4,000 sq.ft. home to feel good about my life, or myself. |
Anonymous
| Where is Ashburn? |
Anonymous
Tons of 1950s track homes like this in Arlington too. |
Anonymous
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1) where's ashburn? Since I don't even know where it is, I'm guessing my 30 minute commute to my DC office would be well over an hour.
2) I would trade all those empty square feet inside the house for mature trees in my yard. You can keep ashburn, I'm quite happy with Arlington. And, honestly, I don't know how you can compare the two. The only thing they have in common is the commonwealth in which the sit. |
Anonymous
| People still *want* to live in Arlington? Who wants to live in all that poor air quality of highways in their backyards? |
Anonymous
Yes, there are many posters here who don't like "shitshacks," we know this. Since it's Friday and I'm just relaxing with my coffee, I did a quick scan of some of the recent threads in the RE forum. Most posters here have a much better grasp on sentence structure than the person I'm referring to. How can it NOT be the same person? Arlington Hater/New Homes Booster are probably the same person. Also high likelihood of Pimmit Hills Boosterism. Or (less likely) every person who wants to live away from Arlington and in a new build cannot write for shit? Hmm, no.
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