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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Thank you. So it looks like Langley and McLean (even with its over-enrollment) look to be the best options, but no one has made a strong case for Vienna and Madison looks really good. What are the pros for Vienna?[/quote] Relative to McLean and North Arlington? [b]1) Housing is less expensive 2) Community is more kid-oriented (for example, more affordable family-friendly restaurants than McLean, fewer bars than Arlington) 3) Town of Vienna has its own government/events, but is smaller than McLean or North Arlington 4) Parents are younger, more relaxed 5) Better HS sports teams[/quote][/b] +1 I would take all of these. [/quote] So let's look at some cons of Vienna relative to McLean and North Arlington: 1) Commuting to Penn Quarter takes much longer 2) Maple Avenue (Route 123 in Vienna) is very congested 3) [b]Housing is less attractive[/b] 4) Schools aren't quite as good as those in McLean 5) [b]Vienna has more of a "Stepford" [/b](conformist, very sports-oriented) vibe than McLean or North Arlington [/quote] #3 and #5 - LOL - surely you can't be serious. [/quote] Yes, about both the pros and the cons. I'm guessing you have never lived in Vienna. I have. It's nice, but there are numerous reasons why it's less expensive than McLean and North Arlington. [/quote] Many people move to Vienna to be around more down to earth, nicer people. [/quote] Arlington has over 200,000 people, Vienna has over 60,000 people, and McLean has over 50,000 people. Somehow I don't think people are going to decide where to live because you couldn't get along with your ex-neighbors in McLean 5-10 years ago. As another poster was advised earlier on the thread, "Not everything is about you." But thanks for playing. [/quote]
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