what is the friendliest neighborhood in metro DC?

[Anonymous]

13:10 is spot on with her friendliness factors, and I'll give another shout-out to Somerset, which scores on all five friendliness factors!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I used to think my Woodley Park neighborhood was friendly, until I had a child. Now, I realize that there's such a division between the spoiled rich kids (and their parents who don't actually raise them) and the middle-class families. We're planning on moving. : (

You plan on moving just because you don't like the kids in Woodley Park? Weird. Where do you plan to move to?

What's "weird" about the PP's decision to move? I would move for my family's well-being. Let me guess...you live in Woodley Park or a similar neighborhood?

Woodley Park is one of the best neighborhood's in DC (or all of America for that matter). It's an oasis within a bustling city, close to metro, close to shops and eateries, and with good residents etc. There must be another reason that OP isn't telling us.

[Anonymous]

Since McLean came up-here's my experience with McLean. Great diversity and I find those from other countries-regardless of the country tend to be friendlier. There are certainly down-to earth people, but some uppities too. What cracks me up about the uppities is the worst ones I have encountered have nothing to be uppity about-no college degree, jaded values, poor coping skills/miserable people. It's like they are white trash trying to prove something. Most people however are classy enough to treat others with dignity and respect or so I have found.

[Anonymous]

PP-again...I think Arlington has some of the friendliest neighborhoods.