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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Price per detached single-family home is a perfectly good, and common, metric. Great Falls and McLean typically are at the top. People with more to spend prefer bigger apples. [/quote] Not all do. Price per SFH is ONE good and common metric. So is price per sq ft. [/quote] Price per square foot is of more interest to people renting commercial office space or studio apartments in NYC. Buyers of single family homes in the DC area focus on the price of the house. [/quote] if you are deciding what house you can afford, that makes perfect sense. But if you are comparing costs of RE in different areas, price per sq ft also makes sense. Now its nog the best for determing where the richest people are, but if thats what you want to know, why not just look at data on income instead? [/quote] It is typically easier to track housing information than income data. [/quote] If you need to know month to month. Is there any reason to think that the SES status of places like McLean or North Arlington is changing in such a short time period? [/quote]
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