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Hello,
I am contemplating a new job that would be in Tysons' Corner and i am wondering where the best place to move would be. I am female, 30, single and have a child who will be starting school soon. I currently live in the suburbs and hate it, I am more of a city girl and want to move to an urban area, that is friendly and has good schools but not a crazy commute to Tysons (hate commuting). I will be renting, what areas would you recommend and why? Thank you so much and happy holidays! |
| What is your budget? Arlington along the orange line metro could work - Courthouse, Clarendon, Ballston, etc. |
About $2k for a 2 bedroom. How long is the commute from Arlington to Tysons in Rush hour? Thank you! |
Metro metro metro |
| I have to drive, can't do metro because of child |
Probably 30 minutes each way to Ballston from Tysons, 35 to Clarendon. |
| Dunn Loring. Trust me. Tysons is right down the street and it's really up and coming. Tons of new restaurants, bars, and shops. 2k for a 2 br will be tight in Arlington anyway. |
Isn't that area dangerous?
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| 2k tight in Dunn loring too..all the new places 2500 or so for 2 beds. |
Why not? |
Because i have to drop off at daycare and don't know if the daycare will be metro accessible plus if there is an emergency mid-day, want to be able to go without relying on metro |
| It has been awhile since I rented in Arlington but I think 2K for a two-bedroom should be doable if you are flexible with location and do not need to be right near the metro. I haven't commuted during rush hour but I would guess 30 minutes to Tysons. I would recommend Arlington because it has good schools, is very kid/family friendly, and would seem to be a good fit for you (lots of 30-somethings in the area - both single and married). |
| Pinmit hills yolo |
| Vienna, the part closer to Tysons. |
| I work in Tyson's and live in Falls Church! My commute is 3 miles and 15 min to half hour depending on traffic or the time of day. |