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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Just one person here, but I would never live in DC. I would live in Arlington though. I know a lot of people who feel the same. The homes in Arlington have a larger number of people who want to live there.

Reasons - schools, crime, universities, taxes, space, daycare, kids activities. [/quote]

But would you pay $3mil for Lyon Village, if you had it? I’m well aware of all the reasons people move to Virginia. Lyon Village seems tremendously over valued even so. [/quote]

Can’t say it’s overvalued given that an extremely high number of folks want in and are wiling to pay a lot to do so.  It may not be your cup of tea, but for many, many, many people, it’s the best of the hellscape known as nova.[/quote]

OP here. I believe my problem is that I don’t understand the “hellscape known as nova”. If I did, I would understand Lyon Village better![/quote]

I am guessing, from your posts, that there's a lot you don't understand.  [/quote]

Well I still haven’t heard from anyone who has or would pay $3mil to live there just to be able to walk to … checks notes … Clarendon. [/quote]

Posters are either trolls or twats when they’re being deliberately obtuse. Repeatedly.

People have explained the appeal multiple times - it’s not just “Clarendon”. 
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People have explained the appeal at 1.3mil. Not 3 mil. [/quote]

Why do you care? Plenty of people buy there who could afford a SFH in any neighborhood choose Lyon Village because it works best for their household.  How can you only imagine people would want to live on the Hill?  Are you an intern?[/quote]

I care because information is free?  I'm just curious about economics and the market. My theory right now is an influx of buyers who like "urban" with more $$ than the previous buyers who prioritized "urban walkability."  Ergo: Amazon money.  We'll be seeing the Cupertino-fication of Arlington RE now.  [/quote]

LV has always had a premium. Long before Amazon. 
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