Anonymous wrote:We wanted to move from Southern MD to Northern VA, but it's just too much money for crappy housing stock. So we left the DC Metro area all together. Life is much better.
Anonymous wrote:We are planning to move out because the school board is ruining the once-excellent schools here, and there’s no sign that downward trend will change anytime soon.
Ironically, we originally moved here in 2009 because of the great schools.
Anonymous wrote:Yes, you’ve said this before, so you should follow through and move to Maryland where you’d be more comfortable. Why wait?
Anonymous wrote:We are planning to move out because the school board is ruining the once-excellent schools here, and there’s no sign that downward trend will change anytime soon.
Ironically, we originally moved here in 2009 because of the great schools.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:"For now, let’s just deal with out-migration and not larger demographic trends: The average income of those moving out of Fairfax County is $106,356. In Arlington, $112,206. In Loudoun County, $115,254. Virginia is losing its highest-income residents."
Those don't seem like the highest income people in Fairfax or Arlington. That seems like incomes where you move to the exurbs to buy a house. I'm curious to see how the end of full time WFH changes this. The mountains around Front Royal are beautiful and you get a lot for your money, but doing that commute once you're called back three times a week seems like misery
What "end of full time WFH" do you speak of?
Anonymous wrote:"For now, let’s just deal with out-migration and not larger demographic trends: The average income of those moving out of Fairfax County is $106,356. In Arlington, $112,206. In Loudoun County, $115,254. Virginia is losing its highest-income residents."
Those don't seem like the highest income people in Fairfax or Arlington. That seems like incomes where you move to the exurbs to buy a house. I'm curious to see how the end of full time WFH changes this. The mountains around Front Royal are beautiful and you get a lot for your money, but doing that commute once you're called back three times a week seems like misery