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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous] And FWIW, I keep seeing Silver Spring thrown out as a great middle class area for Maryland. There really isn't an equivalent for those of us in NoVa. The typically middle class suburb people name is Burke, which is outside the beltway. Those of us with a bit more money can afford Fairfax, Oakton, or Vienna. Everything closer-in Virginia is getting out of reach. Even S. Arlington is starting to get really expensive. [/quote] So move to MD.[/quote] I agree but it is still upper middle class, with a few of the wealthy here and there. Having a $1.5M home is not wealthy in those areas -- it is upper middle. You all sound so angry that people are wealthy. There have always been wealthy people -- they are not spoiled, entitled, deluded (or maybe they are) but still an Income of $200K does not make you rich. It just makes you better off than someone who makes $60K.[/quote]
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