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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]What will happen to Loudoun County now that Silver Line is open? Will it decline? Asking as someone who lived there for 5 years, moved to DC, and would return but was diagnosed with MS and like the ease of access but appreciated the quiet. [/quote] LOL - why would the Metro cause a spiral in Loudon County - that doesn't even make sense. The stations are basically brownfield locations right now anyhow. Are you one of these insecure suburbanites who think public transit brings crime?[/quote] NP I think Loudoun will have some issues when people are called back to the office. A lot of people bought there assuming perpetual WFH[/quote] Loudoun was never supporting of unhoused populations. Look at Tysons now that metro has evolved there. There is more panhandling in Tyson’s than my home in DC. [/quote]
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