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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I find McLean more attractive. Arlington seems to be a mix of old houses built for WWII-era government workers and new McMansions that are way too big for their postage-size lots. You see some of that in McLean as well, but at least the lots are generally big enough to leave some room for a yard. [/quote] The nicer neighborhoods of McLean are way nicer looking than Arlington. The N Arlington and McLean neighborhoods that border Arlington and falls church look very similar. Then parts of south Arlington are more urban and walkable. I would not say N Arlington is a walkable area either.[/quote] You obviously have never even been to Arlington. Why are you commenting? :lol: Hint: look at a map and see where the Metro stations are. [/quote] I’m also from NYC. Your definition and my definition of walkable may be different.[/quote] OK - let's call it "Arlington walkable". If you want less arbitrary terms, how about this for my N Arlington neighborhood: Walk score: 85 / 100 Transit score: 72 / 100 Bike score: 83 / 100 Regardless, many of the "walkable" areas ARE in North Arlington. Or maybe you don't understand N v. S Arlington? Rt 50 is the dividing line. Everything N of Rt 50 (incl. 7 of 9 metro stops) is considered "North Arlington". [/quote]
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