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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Those are some pretty old, small and ugly houses. I can see why the OP is not in a rush to buy one like that.[/quote]

Are you fucking serious?  What a damned insufferable snob you are.  I hope all you snobs stick together for friendship; as a mere mortal I don't want to know you.  Your comment absolutely disgusts me.[/quote]

I viewed some of the houses linked. I live in a suburban area of Minnesota. I live in a brand new home (built 2005) that is actually more spacious than most listed, certainly newer, over 3000 sq ft with 5 bedroom, 3 bath ... and paid $389,000 for it. It is incomprehensible to me, the cost of real estate in DC area. I hadn't realized when I read the OP that $1.7 million in DC would be equivalent to around $400,000 where I'm from. Salaries have got to be much higher there. We'd never be able to afford a million dollar home, and from the looks of homes in that price range, they'd be a huge step down for us, too.[/quote]

Do you know what board you are on?  [b]DCUM.[/b]  Washington DC, dipshit.  Almost any single family home or townhome that is close-in to the city of DC is going to be older.  We don't raze older homes to the ground here because the city has history, character and charm.  Whoop de fucking doo for you that you live in a new McMansion in Sprawlsville, but I don't really see how your opinion on any of this matters if you don't know shit about Washington DC's real estate market, cost of living, or its housing stock.  So shut up already.  You really shouldn't speak about something you know nothing about.[/quote]

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