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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Used to be sought after locale during the 80s. Still a nice place to live (if you are retired or working from home) but don’t expect any sort of price appreciation for decades. Same for Clifton and surrounding areas. [/quote] Why no price appreciation? I feel like the houses in the desirable areas are getting snapped up fast and appreciating.[/quote] Because the location sucks..,[/quote] Op here. So what’s a better place to buy around here on our budget? [/quote] To OP—for some reason there is a lot of hate for Ffx Station on DCUM. If you’re looking for a nice family oriented suburban area, you will be happy with the location. Those of us that live here love that it’s not as dense as the closer in areas and are happy with the schools. There are great parks nearby and some of the neighborhoods connect directly to trails and parkland. [/quote] Why does DCUM hate Fairfax Station but love to recommend neighboring Burke? [/quote] 1) Burke is a little closer and has more “stuff,” well, nominally more at any rate. 2) Prejudice against South County HS which has more cheap areas feeding into it and higher FARMS rate vs. LB and Robinson which are basically universally middle to UMC. 3) People not understanding that the Fairfax Station area and neighborhoods are changing and starting to attract younger families - when I moved to this area 10 years ago, the homes in Crosspointe, South Run, and some of the other nearby neighborhoods would sit because they were too pricey for many first time buyers, but not updated enough for those who could afford it. [/quote] Isn’t Burke cheaper and uglier than Fairfax Station proper? [/quote]
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