Top 3 of nation's 4 richest counties are in NoVa

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:The richest region in the entire area is inside route 28 and I270 and river road and north of the Poromac from poolesville to DuPont .

All the most expensive real estate , billionaires , best country clubs , best publics and privates are in this traditional DC region.

What "region" is this exactly, and who has defined or measured it as such? Aging country clubs do not define wealth or high HHIs in 2016, snookums. And the best public school in the DC region is TJ, hands down.

It's the rich and influential region of northwest DC and Montgomery County that billionaires choose because it's the most cultured and attractive.

Tj is a magnet school.

Sorry , but Whitman , Churchill , Holton , Sidwell , Stone Ridge , Visitation , National Cathedral , Landon , Georgetown Prep , Saint Albans , Georgetown Day

Congressional , Burning Tree , Chevy Chase , Columbia .

All the best stuff.

All the billionaires.

Bigly impressive, just not to the Census Department. For whatever reason, it thinks Montgomery is not keeping up.

Even when you drill down to the zip code level the top VA zip codes in the region > the top MD zip codes now.

The rich know what's the best . As if anywhere in metro DC rivals LaJolla or Palm Beach. Give me a break. Those areas make DC look like a homeless village. The area noted above crosses census areas but everybody knows it's the best in the DC area that's why all the billionaires, best private schools and country clubs are there . Duh.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The richest region in the entire area is inside route 28 and I270 and river road and north of the Poromac from poolesville to DuPont .

All the most expensive real estate , billionaires , best country clubs , best publics and privates are in this traditional DC region.

What "region" is this exactly, and who has defined or measured it as such? Aging country clubs do not define wealth or high HHIs in 2016, snookums. And the best public school in the DC region is TJ, hands down.

It's the rich and influential region of northwest DC and Montgomery County that billionaires choose because it's the most cultured and attractive.

Tj is a magnet school.

Sorry , but Whitman , Churchill , Holton , Sidwell , Stone Ridge , Visitation , National Cathedral , Landon , Georgetown Prep , Saint Albans , Georgetown Day

Congressional , Burning Tree , Chevy Chase , Columbia .

All the best stuff.

All the billionaires.

But then you're stuck with UMD as your state school. Yuck.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The richest region in the entire area is inside route 28 and I270 and river road and north of the Poromac from poolesville to DuPont .

All the most expensive real estate , billionaires , best country clubs , best publics and privates are in this traditional DC region.

What "region" is this exactly, and who has defined or measured it as such? Aging country clubs do not define wealth or high HHIs in 2016, snookums. And the best public school in the DC region is TJ, hands down.

It's the rich and influential region of northwest DC and Montgomery County that billionaires choose because it's the most cultured and attractive.

Tj is a magnet school.

Sorry , but Whitman , Churchill , Holton , Sidwell , Stone Ridge , Visitation , National Cathedral , Landon , Georgetown Prep , Saint Albans , Georgetown Day

Congressional , Burning Tree , Chevy Chase , Columbia .

All the best stuff.

All the billionaires.

Bigly impressive, just not to the Census Department. For whatever reason, it thinks Montgomery is not keeping up.

Even when you drill down to the zip code level the top VA zip codes in the region > the top MD zip codes now.

The rich know what's the best . As if anywhere in metro DC rivals LaJolla or Palm Beach. Give me a break. Those areas make DC look like a homeless village. The area noted above crosses census areas but everybody knows it's the best in the DC area that's why all the billionaires, best private schools and country clubs are there . Duh.

Whatever you lack in intelligence or veracity, you try to compensate for through sheer repetition. LOL.

You do know that the estimated net worth of the handful of billionaires in VA is about 150% of the estimated net worth of the handful of MD billionaires, right? Our heiress in The Plains is worth all your owners of lame franchises combined.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The richest region in the entire area is inside route 28 and I270 and river road and north of the Poromac from poolesville to DuPont .

All the most expensive real estate , billionaires , best country clubs , best publics and privates are in this traditional DC region.

What "region" is this exactly, and who has defined or measured it as such? Aging country clubs do not define wealth or high HHIs in 2016, snookums. And the best public school in the DC region is TJ, hands down.

It's the rich and influential region of northwest DC and Montgomery County that billionaires choose because it's the most cultured and attractive.

Tj is a magnet school.

Sorry , but Whitman , Churchill , Holton , Sidwell , Stone Ridge , Visitation , National Cathedral , Landon , Georgetown Prep , Saint Albans , Georgetown Day

Congressional , Burning Tree , Chevy Chase , Columbia .

All the best stuff.

All the billionaires.

But then you're stuck with UMD as your state school. Yuck.

UMD is an excellent school but if you're wealthy why would you choose UMD instead of Ivy League?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The richest region in the entire area is inside route 28 and I270 and river road and north of the Poromac from poolesville to DuPont .

All the most expensive real estate , billionaires , best country clubs , best publics and privates are in this traditional DC region.

What "region" is this exactly, and who has defined or measured it as such? Aging country clubs do not define wealth or high HHIs in 2016, snookums. And the best public school in the DC region is TJ, hands down.

It's the rich and influential region of northwest DC and Montgomery County that billionaires choose because it's the most cultured and attractive.

Tj is a magnet school.

Sorry , but Whitman , Churchill , Holton , Sidwell , Stone Ridge , Visitation , National Cathedral , Landon , Georgetown Prep , Saint Albans , Georgetown Day

Congressional , Burning Tree , Chevy Chase , Columbia .

All the best stuff.

All the billionaires.

Bigly impressive, just not to the Census Department. For whatever reason, it thinks Montgomery is not keeping up.

Even when you drill down to the zip code level the top VA zip codes in the region > the top MD zip codes now.

The rich know what's the best . As if anywhere in metro DC rivals LaJolla or Palm Beach. Give me a break. Those areas make DC look like a homeless village. The area noted above crosses census areas but everybody knows it's the best in the DC area that's why all the billionaires, best private schools and country clubs are there . Duh.

Whatever you lack in intelligence or veracity, you try to compensate for through sheer repetition. LOL.

You do know that the estimated net worth of the handful of billionaires in VA is about 150% of the estimated net worth of the handful of MD billionaires, right? Our heiress in The Plains is worth all your owners of lame franchises combined.

Since Md is ranked much higher as a state in income , education of residents and overall highschool rankings than Va. Probably smarter than you.

And the area I referenced above is far and away the premium region of the DC metro area.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The richest region in the entire area is inside route 28 and I270 and river road and north of the Poromac from poolesville to DuPont .

All the most expensive real estate , billionaires , best country clubs , best publics and privates are in this traditional DC region.

What "region" is this exactly, and who has defined or measured it as such? Aging country clubs do not define wealth or high HHIs in 2016, snookums. And the best public school in the DC region is TJ, hands down.

It's the rich and influential region of northwest DC and Montgomery County that billionaires choose because it's the most cultured and attractive.

Tj is a magnet school.

Sorry , but Whitman , Churchill , Holton , Sidwell , Stone Ridge , Visitation , National Cathedral , Landon , Georgetown Prep , Saint Albans , Georgetown Day

Congressional , Burning Tree , Chevy Chase , Columbia .

All the best stuff.

All the billionaires.

Bigly impressive, just not to the Census Department. For whatever reason, it thinks Montgomery is not keeping up.

Even when you drill down to the zip code level the top VA zip codes in the region > the top MD zip codes now.

The rich know what's the best . As if anywhere in metro DC rivals LaJolla or Palm Beach. Give me a break. Those areas make DC look like a homeless village. The area noted above crosses census areas but everybody knows it's the best in the DC area that's why all the billionaires, best private schools and country clubs are there . Duh.

This is getting silly. "rich know what's the best"? Lol!

BTW, La Jolla, like much of the rest of San Diego, is another sucker on the DoD's ginormous tits.

[Anonymous]

Falls Church is an lol eyesore . Is the long john silver and meat in a box still open?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The richest region in the entire area is inside route 28 and I270 and river road and north of the Poromac from poolesville to DuPont .

All the most expensive real estate , billionaires , best country clubs , best publics and privates are in this traditional DC region.

What "region" is this exactly, and who has defined or measured it as such? Aging country clubs do not define wealth or high HHIs in 2016, snookums. And the best public school in the DC region is TJ, hands down.

It's the rich and influential region of northwest DC and Montgomery County that billionaires choose because it's the most cultured and attractive.

Tj is a magnet school.

Sorry , but Whitman , Churchill , Holton , Sidwell , Stone Ridge , Visitation , National Cathedral , Landon , Georgetown Prep , Saint Albans , Georgetown Day

Congressional , Burning Tree , Chevy Chase , Columbia .

All the best stuff.

All the billionaires.

Bigly impressive, just not to the Census Department. For whatever reason, it thinks Montgomery is not keeping up.

Even when you drill down to the zip code level the top VA zip codes in the region > the top MD zip codes now.

The rich know what's the best . As if anywhere in metro DC rivals LaJolla or Palm Beach. Give me a break. Those areas make DC look like a homeless village. The area noted above crosses census areas but everybody knows it's the best in the DC area that's why all the billionaires, best private schools and country clubs are there . Duh.

Whatever you lack in intelligence or veracity, you try to compensate for through sheer repetition. LOL.

You do know that the estimated net worth of the handful of billionaires in VA is about 150% of the estimated net worth of the handful of MD billionaires, right? Our heiress in The Plains is worth all your owners of lame franchises combined.

Since Md is ranked much higher as a state in income , education of residents and overall highschool rankings than Va. Probably smarter than you.

And the area I referenced above is far and away the premium region of the DC metro area.

Come back when you have something new to say, child.

This is getting boring.

[Anonymous]

I accept your concession ^^

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I accept your concession ^^

No concession, but also not worth the candle to spar with someone who complains about data regarding county HHI by saying that's different from almighty wealth and then, when taken to the cleaners on that score as well, starts talking about median state...incomes.

It's scant wonder people with more marbles are picking up and leaving MD, really.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I accept your concession ^^

No concession, but also not worth the candle to spar with someone who complains about data regarding county HHI by saying that's different from almighty wealth and then, when taken to the cleaners on that score as well, starts talking about median state...incomes.

It's scant wonder people with more marbles are picking up and leaving MD, really.

Considering falls church as a county is a joke. Talk about nit picking.

[Anonymous]

http://www.usnews.com/education/best-high-schools/articles/how-states-compare

Yup. Go Md

[Anonymous]

https://www.yahoo.com/news/the-most-educated-states-in-america-203333989.html?ref=gs


Yup. Go Md

[Anonymous]

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_U.S._states_by_income


Yup . Go Md

[Anonymous]

Number 1 in the US in income, education level of residents and highschool rankings.

What more could Md do?