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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]The highest-income census tracts in each of Bethesda, Chevy Chase, Potomac, McLean and Great Falls are higher than their Arlington counterpart, and the homes in DC are far more elegant.  Arlington is basically Silver Spring OD'd on steroids.

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And yet, Arlington 22207 has the same average household income as McLean 22101 and higher than McLean 22102.

Facts speak. The census tracts in Arlington alongside McLean are higher income, younger, better educated. All this, despite half the lot sizes.

Feeling a little concerned about the future?[/quote]

22207 has lower incomes than 22101, and 22101 has census tracts with higher incomes than any census tracts in Arlington, including those adjacent to McLean.  Repeating the same lie repeatedly won't make it true.  [/quote]

Lying? According to the last census, 22207 HHI is 201; 22101 is 205....not much difference.

Also according to the census--the Arlington side of the Arlington McLean border has a higher HHI - 225 to 211.

Www.census.com

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Please don't confuse the McLean booster with actual facts. The average house in McLean is south of Dolly Madison, a split or a rambler, built in the fifties, and populated by retired gs-14s. A few houses north of 123 skew the average....but that's not really McLean...that is Langley.

Same thing for Arlngton booster. Yes 22207 is younger and better educated, but every house looks like a Cracker Jack box.

McLean and N Arlington are the same damn thing. The real wealth is in Potomac and Great Falls[/quote]

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