Avenel- Is there something wrong?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:I think Potomac is going to make a comeback within the next few years. You don't get much for your money in Bethesda and you have construction going on around you with all of the tear downs and new builds. The houses built within the last 10 years are all cookie cutter, faux craftsmen style. My Bethesda search has been disappointing.

not if the school system implodes

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[Anonymous]

Wait for the first dirty bomb to go off in any western city. The watch what happens to urban real estate.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Wait for the first dirty bomb to go off in any western city. The watch what happens to urban real estate.

I mean I will have a few other things on my mind.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:8:50 PP here. FWIW, my commute downtown is actually better from Avenel then it was from Bethesda. I can just scoot down McArthur. At our old house, had to get through the Bethesda traffic first, which always added 10+ minutes.

It's the Potomac folks who live farther down River Road that get hit - there's always a long line of cars backed up trying to get through the Falls/River intersection at the Village. But that doesn't affect us at Avenel.

Have to disagree. We live in close-in Bethesda. When our kids attended Norwood years ago, it was a crawl out River Road to the school (same intersection as one can turn down to go to Avenel).

I'm the PP. I'm surprised to hear this. Very often leaving Avenel I make that right turn at Bradley onto River during rush hour. It can be congested, but honestly, I've rarely experienced it as a crawl. That part of River close to the Beltway moves along. Also, isn't there an entrance to Norwood off Bradley?

Are you talking about coming down Bradley from Bethesda to River? That, I imagine, would be backed up.

Outer loop beltway exiting onto River Road west. This was quite a few years ago and it was a crawl, just to Norwood intersection turning right.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Wait for the first dirty bomb to go off in any western city. The watch what happens to urban real estate.

I mean I will have a few other things on my mind.

After nine eleven house prices in DC and NY appreciated more so your assumption is not based on facts.