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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I wonder if MCPS high schools are the socioeconomic class warzones depicted in the bile that is this thread. If so, how awful! I'm glad my kid goes to a socioeconomically diverse private. I am also glad that I own in a reasonably priced DCC neighborhood super convenient to DC. The [b]Donald's SALT deduction limit must be killing you guys in the Ws. That and rising rates are not a good combination for high end home values. Especially with new mortgage interest deductions capped at the first 750k on a first lien. Oh yeah, and all those Amazon HQ2 kids coming down the pike might make DCC demographics less dissimilar to your precious school zones before you know it![/b][/quote] So true, that’s got to suck. [/quote] Sorry this makes no sense. Most of the tax changes are small potatoes unless you are loaded. I have an $800k house and a $600k mortgage and I'm getting a (very small) tax cut due to getting access to the child credit again. And my home value has risen this year (yes I'm sure it has in the DCC too). Amazon HQ is unlikely but if it happens it's going to be the rising tide that lifts all boats. Home prices in silicon valley are insane everywhere but moreso in Palo Alto than Freemont. Aspen Hill is still going to be less wealthy than Bradley Hills regardless (and I don't live in either). As long as I'm pointing out illogical statements on this thread (1) 1196 is very high for average AA SAT scores -- doubt you'll find better elsewhere and (2) lol at the poster bragging about all the socioeconomic diversity in the BCC cluster (and this I know I'm zoned for it). I bet median HHI at B-CC is higher than the richest public high school at virtually every US state. It's a bubble, just one with slightly more brown (generally still $$$) than some other rich areas.[/quote]
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