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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Schools, Schools, School, Location make a neighborhood family friendly and highly coveted.[/quote]

No one is saying schools don't make a neighborhood highly coveted. BUT there are some peopel (like me) willing to get lower test score schools a chance. The more and more people like me willing to give the schools a chance and the schools will get the better test scores that people covet.

Every single parent I meet at the park is sending their kid to a neighborhood school, they are not low income minorities. Things change, even schools. BUt I admit it takes a while. [/quote]

Demographics don't support your theory. It's cute to see people root for their up and coming area. Eventually you will be given a dose of reality and want to move to North Arlington or McLean.[/quote]

Please leave North Arlington and McLean out of this, if what you're really trying to do is sell PP on another area entirely.  Thank you for your consideration.

- McLean resident who would be happy to see a thousand flowers bloom along Columbia Pike or Walter Reed [/quote]

That's kind of the point I was making before. I would bet whoever constantly trolls these threads with uniformed south Arlington put downs, isn't actually a resident of n. Arl / McLean etc... Seems like homeowners in the tonier neighborhoods enjoy seeing beauty in lots of different zip codes. That or disgruntled renters.  Often bitter renters. Lots of people didn't/ couldn't pull the trigger before being priced out. Maybe it's hard seeing history repeat itself.[/quote]

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