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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]The reason it is expensive is density which brings walkability. [/quote] Density -- and regulations. The (liberal) voters in Arlington have elected County Boards over the past decade that are all in favor of walkability. New building? Pay for the nicer sidewalks and bike paths.[/quote] Yes and proximity to DC and Metro, bike share, schools, so few SFHs for demand. [/quote] Three is a glut of new SFH in north arlington, Most jobs aren't in DC and the schools are medicore #getoverit[/quote] Can't afford Arlington?[b] There are plenty of 3/2 split foyers in McLean for 600[/b][/quote] WHERE please tell me, I will buy 4 right now.[/quote] Cheapest SFH on the market in McLean now is $695K. Cheapest SFH in 22207 is $479K. [/quote] Nah, you're being selective and deceitful again. Here's an example of a recently sold single family home in McLeantucky for $350K...and it is 50% larger than the Halls Hill 22207 example that was condemned, and still costs way more. http://www.redfin.com/VA/Mclean/6200-Adeline-Ct-22101/home/9412916 But I understand your insecurity that the cheapest home you could find this week in 22207 is a 900 sq ft condemned home in Hall's Hill. Because Arlington 22207 also has [b]Townhouses[/b] that sell for $4.4 Million http://www.redfin.com/VA/Arlington/2927-N-Glebe-Rd-22207/home/23385524 , or approximately 15 times the average of a [b]SFH[/b] south of 123 in McLean. But using one example or another to skew a sample is called "Confirmation Bias". In the end, Arlington 22207 and McLean 22101 both have family HHIs between $200K and $205K. In fact, the biggest homes in McLean are not even in 22101 - they are in McLean 22102. And according to the Census for 2010, the average HHI in 22207 far exceeds that of 22102. Deal with the facts - they are your friend. If you want to talk exceptions, I'll see your 900 Square foot house for half a million in Hall's Hill, and see you a $150,000 condo in McLean Village with more square footage. Or the average SFH in McLean: http://www.redfin.com/VA/Mc-Lean/6534-Tucker-Ave-22101/home/9475042 [/quote]
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