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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Falls Church City will not necessarily decline, but it is changing a lot and I think the type of people who live there will change a lot in the next 20 years. It's becoming far too dense and people who moved there for the charming, little city feel, are likely to move away now that it's basically turning into Clarendon. We know a lot of empty nesters who are cashing out and moving away because they don't like the way the city is going.[/quote]

So your basically saying FCC is growing and developing? The little City Feel only gets better with developments which = restaurants, small businesses, improved urban design, public spaces, local amenities, etc. Change is inevitable, and the change thats happening in FCC will definitely provide options for residents and will bring visitors from outside FCC into the little city to spend their money. The empty nesters who complain about this also complain about the high RE taxes, but they had no compaints when their kids were enrolled in FCCs top schools, and no complaints when they sell their homes for some of the highest price per sq ft in the area. But what they don't realize is development brings in more business/commercial revenue with which will help alleviate the RE tax burden on home owners. They would prefer a ghost town where everyone passes through without stopping so they can can pay less RE taxes?... doesn't make sense.

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