I want appreciation!
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Anonymous
| Which DC suburb do you think is going to appreciate the most in the next 10 years? |
Anonymous
South Arlington |
Anonymous
But not Arlington ridge/aurora highlands right? |
Anonymous
Alexandria city. |
Anonymous
| I appreciate you, OP. |
Anonymous
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What ever happened to the Pimmet Hills booster?
PP, why do you say South Arlington? |
Anonymous
| Takoma, Silver Spring, and neighborhoods on the Purple Line (which will get built eventually.) |
Anonymous
I hope that's the case for condos near Silver Spring. |
Anonymous
| Alexandria city area east of 395 between duke and seminary. |
Anonymous
| I agree that Alexandria is still relatively cheap compared to Arlington. It will appreciate with or without better schools just because of its proximity to DC. |
Anonymous
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I want excitement.
I want restaurants to open. I want to travel... But back on topic. I'm going to go with Dulles Corridor near the metro stops. PG County in the under appreciated areas close in (not College Park or Hyattsville). |
Anonymous
They are in South Arlington so they will likely appreciate. |
Anonymous
I’m not sure condos will ever appreciate that well, but the ones I’ve seen in SS seem well priced for what you get (decent schools, transit) so I’m considering them. Even without huge appreciation you may sti get some tax break and fixed housing costs against inflation compared to renting. |
Anonymous
North Arlington is maxed out on appreciation Schools will continue to be less of an issue moving forward with at least some distance learning A hot new restaurant launched successfully during the pandemic in South Arlington Robinson Square is become a reality Long Branch natatorium. |
Anonymous
| Pg county. The final frontier where you are paying close to a million dollars to live in a shack. |