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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I’d go with the Reservoir District - buy a smaller unit if you have to.  EYA doesn’t go into areas unless they’re going to be successful.  [/quote]
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I think the pricing is pretty outrageous for the Reservoir District 
$799k+ for 1480 square feet
$899k+ for 1690 square feet 
$1.15M for 2370

I don’t want to be in a home smaller than 2100 square feet. So, I guess I’ll pass, as $1.15M is out of my budget. 
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Agreed the pricing is ridiculous, 800k for 1500sq ft and 900k for 1690sq feet is very steep, especially for that area of the city. Wonder what they are including as part of the Sq ft because the 1690 one feels fairly small based on the 3d view, so wonder if they included the garage as well (theoretically no but they do say interior Sq ft rather than finished so who knows)

Hell at the 1.2m for 2300sq feet and 1.5m for their largest one, seems steep for that area. At those prices (the later two especially) don't see why someone would choose to buy and live in that area over say Georgetown, Admo, and other parts of the Wotp, or live in N Arlington or Bethesda (again talking about their largest two which are between 1.2 and 1.5m) unless it's a commute consideration (ie they work in that area). [/quote]

You can't get anything relatively updated in those neighborhoods for 1.2M. The location is great. I think it will draw lots of doctors and folks affiliated with the hospitals. The location will have great amenities. It also has a suburban feel.

People who are interested in those are not interested in Bethesda. [/quote]

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