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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I think living in a walkable suburb, close to metro, with good public schools and county services, but still close enough in to enjoy city amenities frequently is the dream for a lot of people (at least for me it is). I live along the orange line in Arlington and am so happy raising my family here. My house isn’t new and big, but it’s nicely updated with a yard big enough for kids to run around plus several parks within a less than half a mile walk. Not all suburbs are created equal.[/quote]

That’s outside of dc limits but would be classified as urban. [/quote]

Who cares no one is seeking your approval so you can keep your is it sufficiently urban test to yourself [/quote]

Says the person drowning in a mortgage and three car payments enraged to find out that actually people do like living in quiet urban areas well served by public transport. [/quote]

There are people who like living in non urban areas that do not have access to public transportation and they are not drowning in a mortgage or have a large car payment. They do not care that you find nonurban living offensive[/quote]

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