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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Translation: help! We were forced to move by Nestle from an awesome place in LA County and can’t f*** figure out why Chevy Chase is so “coveted.” Answer: because it, and n Arlington, are the best of the unimpressive housing options.[/quote] +1 The housing stock here blows.[/quote] Nice try to include Arlington in the discussion, but no. Bethesda, Chevy Chase, Great Falls, McLean, and Potomac are the area’s prestige suburbs. Arlington is second-tier.[/quote] Not true. But the area's housing stock still blows. [/quote] Always wonder where people are pointing to when they presume other areas have better housing stock. Lived in a lot of places, better housing stock at the same price generally means you're in an economically depressed area.[/quote] New York New Jersey Boston Hartford, CT Chicago Portland, ME Portland, OR I could go on, but basically cities where growth happened organically over time and not in a big postwar rush.[/quote] Most of Chevy Chase predated the big postwar rush.[/quote] The area as a whole doesn’t look anything like older parts of e.g. Chevy Chase.[/quote]
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