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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Also, let's not make it sound as if it's the quality of construction that makes N. Arlington desirable.  You can put a tent up your lawn, and it would still be desirable.  Arlington's appeal has nothing to do with its quality of construction. [/quote]

Which is exactly why Pimmit Hills will never stand a chance in comparison to places closer-in. Sure, it's better than Loudon County but it's still a heck of commute to the city.[/quote]

Bullshit - my commute is 35 minutes to 45 minutes, door-to-door, and I work all the way across town almost in Northeast.  You cannot tell me that you could get to judiciary square from Arlington in much less time - BULLSHITTTTTTT!  It maybe takes you what - 10 minutes less than me?  15 minutes less on an AMAZING day?[/quote]

I would agree with this.  I live in N. Arlington (about 1 mile from Ballston) and it takes my DH about 25-30 minutes to get into DC on an average day (14th and K).  I commute the opposite direction to Tysons (work right on Rte. 7), and can make it there in 10-15 minutes from my house, depending on how I hit the lights.  So, without figuring in traffic, I would agree that Pimmit Hills is about 10-15 minutes added commute than N. Arlington.  And depending on where you live in N. Arlington (i.e. close to the McLean border), it might even be fairly comparable in distance. [/quote]

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