Anonymous
10/26/2024 06:47
Subject: WSJ Singles Out Appeal of McLean/22101
The taxes are thru the roof, too.
Anonymous
10/26/2024 01:07
Subject: WSJ Singles Out Appeal of McLean/22101
Anonymous
10/26/2024 01:07
Subject: WSJ Singles Out Appeal of McLean/22101
Goes along with this article on the most expensive houses sold in the last 30 days - all 22101
1. 6727 Lucy Ln, McLean: Sold on Sept. 27 for $8.55 million
2. 7008 Benjamin St, McLean: Sold on Sept. 30 for approx. $8.5 million
3. 1278 Ballantrae Farm Dr, McLean: Sold on Sept. 30 for $5 million
4. 2049 Rockingham St, McLean: Sold on Sept. 30 for $4.35 million
5. 1446 Woodacre Dr, McLean: Sold on Oct. 21 for $4.2 million
1. 6727 Lucy Ln, McLean: Sold on Sept. 27 for $8.55 million
2. 7008 Benjamin St, McLean: Sold on Sept. 30 for approx. $8.5 million
3. 1278 Ballantrae Farm Dr, McLean: Sold on Sept. 30 for $5 million
4. 2049 Rockingham St, McLean: Sold on Sept. 30 for $4.35 million
5. 1446 Woodacre Dr, McLean: Sold on Oct. 21 for $4.2 million
Anonymous
10/25/2024 23:24
Subject: WSJ Singles Out Appeal of McLean/22101
Anonymous wrote:This info was a well kept secret. Now everyone will want to live here. No riff raff pleeeze.
Hardly a well kept secret.
Anonymous
10/25/2024 23:18
Subject: WSJ Singles Out Appeal of McLean/22101
This info was a well kept secret. Now everyone will want to live here. No riff raff pleeeze.
Anonymous
10/25/2024 23:09
Subject: WSJ Singles Out Appeal of McLean/22101
It’s the combination of being between DC and Tysons and being zoned mostly for larger homes that makes it so expensive.
Anonymous
10/25/2024 22:54
Subject: WSJ Singles Out Appeal of McLean/22101
Yes, it is easy access to D.C. There literally is only 1 red light on our commute into D.C. It’s a 16 minute commute from home to parking garage in D.C.Anonymous wrote:Is it really easy access to DC ?
It seems not a big surprise for being expensive zip code.
Anonymous
10/25/2024 22:40
Subject: WSJ Singles Out Appeal of McLean/22101
Anonymous wrote:Another troll post
No, it's in the WSJ. I reas it yesterday. good piece
Anonymous
10/25/2024 22:30
Subject: WSJ Singles Out Appeal of McLean/22101
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:This will probably upset all those posters bragging about how Bethesda is so much better than McLean
More expensive doesn’t make it better.
Well that was quick lol
Anonymous
10/25/2024 21:48
Subject: WSJ Singles Out Appeal of McLean/22101
Anonymous wrote:This will probably upset all those posters bragging about how Bethesda is so much better than McLean
More expensive doesn’t make it better.
Anonymous
10/25/2024 20:37
Subject: WSJ Singles Out Appeal of McLean/22101
This will probably upset all those posters bragging about how Bethesda is so much better than McLean
Anonymous
10/25/2024 20:32
Subject: WSJ Singles Out Appeal of McLean/22101
Another troll post
Anonymous
10/25/2024 20:28
Subject: WSJ Singles Out Appeal of McLean/22101
Wait, hold the phone.
The Wall Street Journal is talking up McLean? Well blow me down.
The Wall Street Journal is talking up McLean? Well blow me down.
Anonymous
10/25/2024 19:06
Subject: WSJ Singles Out Appeal of McLean/22101
Is it really easy access to DC ?
It seems not a big surprise for being expensive zip code.
It seems not a big surprise for being expensive zip code.
Anonymous
10/25/2024 16:05
Subject: WSJ Singles Out Appeal of McLean/22101
Will make the heads of some DCUM posters explode, but the WSJ ran an article this week noting that McLean/22101 is the DC area's most expensive zip code.
The article is behind a paywall but a few snippets:
"With high-end houses, including historic estates, McLean has long attracted those who want easy access to D.C. but don’t want to live full time in D.C. proper. Recently, McLean’s proximity to the burgeoning business hubs of Tysons, which is an offshoot of McLean, and the Dulles Technology Corridor has further burnished its appeal. As such, with a median home listing price of $2.95 million in September 2024, McLean’s 22101 ZIP Code has the D.C. area’s priciest residential real estate, according to Realtor.com.
“People say real estate is all about location, location, location,” says real-estate agent Robert Hryniewicki of Washington Fine Properties. “That really rings true for ZIP Code 22101.”
The article is behind a paywall but a few snippets:
"With high-end houses, including historic estates, McLean has long attracted those who want easy access to D.C. but don’t want to live full time in D.C. proper. Recently, McLean’s proximity to the burgeoning business hubs of Tysons, which is an offshoot of McLean, and the Dulles Technology Corridor has further burnished its appeal. As such, with a median home listing price of $2.95 million in September 2024, McLean’s 22101 ZIP Code has the D.C. area’s priciest residential real estate, according to Realtor.com.
“People say real estate is all about location, location, location,” says real-estate agent Robert Hryniewicki of Washington Fine Properties. “That really rings true for ZIP Code 22101.”