Anonymous
01/02/2012 21:03
Subject: If you could spend no more than $450,000 on a SFH/townhome/condo, where in the DMV would you buy?
That is our budget and we recently bought in Warwick Village in Alexandria. 2 Adults 2 kids, jobs downtown.
Anonymous
01/02/2012 20:59
Subject: If you could spend no more than $450,000 on a SFH/townhome/condo, where in the DMV would you buy?
Meh. These redfin and realtor.com links are unreadable from a smart phone. Franklymls is so much better.
Anonymous
01/02/2012 20:16
Subject: If you could spend no more than $450,000 on a SFH/townhome/condo, where in the DMV would you buy?
Another vote for Fairlington.
http://www.redfin.com/homes-for-sale#!market=dc®ion_id=8804®ion_type=2&uipt=3&v=6
http://www.redfin.com/homes-for-sale#!market=dc®ion_id=8804®ion_type=2&uipt=3&v=6
Anonymous
01/02/2012 20:06
Subject: If you could spend no more than $450,000 on a SFH/townhome/condo, where in the DMV would you buy?
Anonymous
01/02/2012 20:03
Subject: If you could spend no more than $450,000 on a SFH/townhome/condo, where in the DMV would you buy?
DMV. Snort.
Anonymous
01/02/2012 19:57
Subject: If you could spend no more than $450,000 on a SFH/townhome/condo, where in the DMV would you buy?
Anonymous
01/02/2012 19:57
Subject: If you could spend no more than $450,000 on a SFH/townhome/condo, where in the DMV would you buy?
Anonymous wrote:http://franklymls.com/FX7746316
That's an awesome location. I used to live there and loved it. You can't beat being directly across the street from the Metro.
Anonymous
01/02/2012 19:47
Subject: If you could spend no more than $450,000 on a SFH/townhome/condo, where in the DMV would you buy?
Anonymous
01/02/2012 18:43
Subject: If you could spend no more than $450,000 on a SFH/townhome/condo, where in the DMV would you buy?
Anonymous wrote:http://franklymls.com/FX7622408
Agreed
Anonymous
01/02/2012 18:10
Subject: Re:If you could spend no more than $450,000 on a SFH/townhome/condo, where in the DMV would you buy?
Anonymous wrote:How many people does this need to accommodate? The answer will be much different for a family that is a couple with 1 child (who could do just fine in a 2 bedroom) vs. a family that is a couple, their 4 children of various ages/genders (more difficult to share bedrooms) and the disabled inlaws who live with them (who would need minimum 4 bedroom, but that would be uncomfortably crowded).
It must accommodate *your* family, however big that may be.
Anonymous
01/02/2012 17:59
Subject: Re:If you could spend no more than $450,000 on a SFH/townhome/condo, where in the DMV would you buy?
How many people does this need to accommodate? The answer will be much different for a family that is a couple with 1 child (who could do just fine in a 2 bedroom) vs. a family that is a couple, their 4 children of various ages/genders (more difficult to share bedrooms) and the disabled inlaws who live with them (who would need minimum 4 bedroom, but that would be uncomfortably crowded).
Anonymous
01/02/2012 17:34
Subject: If you could spend no more than $450,000 on a SFH/townhome/condo, where in the DMV would you buy?
Anonymous
01/02/2012 17:33
Subject: If you could spend no more than $450,000 on a SFH/townhome/condo, where in the DMV would you buy?
Anonymous
01/02/2012 17:33
Subject: If you could spend no more than $450,000 on a SFH/townhome/condo, where in the DMV would you buy?
Fairlington
Anonymous
01/02/2012 17:29
Subject: If you could spend no more than $450,000 on a SFH/townhome/condo, where in the DMV would you buy?
Assume you will buy within the next 6 months and that either you, your spouse or both have a daily commute into central (Metro-accessible) DC. This isn't a rental property--you must live there with your family. Bonus points if you link to a home that's currently on the market.
This is a purely hypothetical question. Just curious what people would do with a limited budget.
This is a purely hypothetical question. Just curious what people would do with a limited budget.