Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:the median household income in mclean is just over 200k
That’s probably because of all of the old people who live in McLean and aren’t working any more.
Mclean has always been on the old side. No shortage of retired people, no shortage of locals.
Consider Vienna, OP.
"Downtown" Mclean, Reston, Arlington, Town of Vienna also get migration of retirees downsizing. The older the single family home housing stock the more likely you will find an ancient elderly not downsizing but going into assisted living...
A NoVa zip with newer housing stock had 17% with retirement income while Mclean 22101 had 34% but that includes the buildings that are destinations for retirees downsizing [Florida in Mclean- hah]. Over the years I went to a destination buildings open houses in a Reston Town Center[22% retirement income] building- great turnout and all were retirees.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:the median household income in mclean is just over 200k
That’s probably because of all of the old people who live in McLean and aren’t working any more.
Mclean has always been on the old side. No shortage of retired people, no shortage of locals.
Consider Vienna, OP.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:the median household income in mclean is just over 200k
That’s probably because of all of the old people who live in McLean and aren’t working any more.
Mclean has always been on the old side. No shortage of retired people, no shortage of locals.
Consider Vienna, OP.
My vibe from Vienna folks is uber strivery, with the original builds being a lot of old timers, and families buying into the 1.5 new builds with luxury SUVs. I feel like McLean, despite being nicer, is a little more low key. If I could choose, I would absolutely pick McLean.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:You have to actually live in the TOV to understand how it feels. A lot of people looking at it from the outside dont understand it. I have lived in other parts of vienna and the town of vienna suites us just fine and we are happy. HHI 600k
Cringe, but that's actually how some TOV folks talk to people living in 22181 and 22182 (Vienna outside the TOV).
They have no filter and don't even seem to realize how middle-brow TOV is compared to McLean and Great Falls.
Maybe they don't care. Maybe they chose TOV or Vienna for the people.
It’s how some TOV people condescend to those living in other parts of Vienna that can be so off-putting. Especially when there isn’t anything special about it.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:the median household income in mclean is just over 200k
That’s probably because of all of the old people who live in McLean and aren’t working any more.
Mclean has always been on the old side. No shortage of retired people, no shortage of locals.
Consider Vienna, OP.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:You have to actually live in the TOV to understand how it feels. A lot of people looking at it from the outside dont understand it. I have lived in other parts of vienna and the town of vienna suites us just fine and we are happy. HHI 600k
Cringe, but that's actually how some TOV folks talk to people living in 22181 and 22182 (Vienna outside the TOV).
They have no filter and don't even seem to realize how middle-brow TOV is compared to McLean and Great Falls.
If you have never lived in TOV, how do you know what people feel about the place? You seem to think highly of Mclean and Great falls, so you have lived there. Great. See everyone has an opinion about where they have lived. Move on buddy.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:You have to actually live in the TOV to understand how it feels. A lot of people looking at it from the outside dont understand it. I have lived in other parts of vienna and the town of vienna suites us just fine and we are happy. HHI 600k
Cringe, but that's actually how some TOV folks talk to people living in 22181 and 22182 (Vienna outside the TOV).
They have no filter and don't even seem to realize how middle-brow TOV is compared to McLean and Great Falls.
Maybe they don't care. Maybe they chose TOV or Vienna for the people.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:250-400k? Do kids at Langley or McLean really think that’s poor? OP in this area, there will always be people are more well off but geez
It’s just relative.
$400,000 still puts you in one of the older neighborhoods in a house with original 1979 bathrooms. This is pretty sad compared to the $3 million newer homes that are just as common there.
McLean SFH starts at 1.5 because of the land.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:You have to actually live in the TOV to understand how it feels. A lot of people looking at it from the outside dont understand it. I have lived in other parts of vienna and the town of vienna suites us just fine and we are happy. HHI 600k
Cringe, but that's actually how some TOV folks talk to people living in 22181 and 22182 (Vienna outside the TOV).
They have no filter and don't even seem to realize how middle-brow TOV is compared to McLean and Great Falls.
If you have never lived in TOV, how do you know what people feel about the place? You seem to think highly of Mclean and Great falls, so you have lived there. Great. See everyone has an opinion about where they have lived. Move on buddy.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:You have to actually live in the TOV to understand how it feels. A lot of people looking at it from the outside dont understand it. I have lived in other parts of vienna and the town of vienna suites us just fine and we are happy. HHI 600k
Cringe, but that's actually how some TOV folks talk to people living in 22181 and 22182 (Vienna outside the TOV).
They have no filter and don't even seem to realize how middle-brow TOV is compared to McLean and Great Falls.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:250-400k? Do kids at Langley or McLean really think that’s poor? OP in this area, there will always be people are more well off but geez
It’s just relative.
$400,000 still puts you in one of the older neighborhoods in a house with original 1979 bathrooms. This is pretty sad compared to the $3 million newer homes that are just as common there.