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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Kalorama[/quote]

Kalorama and Woodland-Normanstone.

Everything else, while nice, takes a back seat to the actual mansions in these wooded neighborhoods.[/quote]

Nope. Parts of Spring Valley beat out Woodland Drive by a mile. [/quote]

Spring Valley is also a cancer cluster (and no close metro station).  Woodland Normanstone hands down.[/quote]

Woodland Drive / Normanstone won’t recover from the “Mansion Murders” anytime soon. That empty lot that no one will buy says it all. 
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Wrong.  Someone bought the house for $3M, then razed it.  They plan to build on the empty lot.
But let that sink in.  Someone paid $3M for a house where 4 people were murdered.  That’s the definition of a sought after neighborhood, where even a tragedy of that magnitude doesn’t dissuade buyers. [/quote]

Nope. The owner of the lot decided not to build on it. It’s back up for sale. No one wants to actually live there. The previous owner thought he would make a quick buck but it’s not happening. It’s been back up for sale for a year and a half and no one has bought it despite the price being half the value of any other property in that neighborhood. [/quote]

Nothing you said contradicts what I posted.  The house where 4 people were murdered sold for $3M.  Unless you own the empty lot, you really don’t know what’s going on.  I posted a fact that is part of the public record.  Full stop.[/quote]

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