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Anonymous wrote:The owners are going have to do a lot to make the back/side yard useable. The are going to need a screened porch, patio, and tall fence. I am so glad we built when we did in 2019. We got so much more for 1.8 million in Bethesda.

You will ALWAYS get more in Bethesda vs McLean.

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Anonymous wrote:The other houses on that street (same new development) have sold for:

$2.00M (the other house right on top of the Balls Hill/Old Dominion intersection).
$3.35M
$2.61M
$2.44M
$2.33M
$2.37M
$2.33M
$2.98M
$2.04M

So it will probably sell for about $2.0M as well. Asians like the Langley HS district.

that sentence is doing a lot of work here in the real estate forum

It's just a fact. If you look at new developments of single-family houses in McLean and Great Falls, Asian buyers typically are at least 75%. School districts are very important to them, and Langley HS and McLean HS are among the best in the DC region.

This is not true for Great Falls.

There isn't much new construction in Great Falls but if you look at a new development like the Arden development in GF off Route 7, the vast majority of buyers are Asian.

Arden is in 22066, but it's not in what people would traditionally consider Great Falls. Buyer in new developments in Great Falls proper (i.e. Rivermont) are not anywhere near 75% Asian.

There's no such thing as "Great Falls proper."

Broadly speaking, it would be west of Towlston. (Except for Arden, most of east of Towlston is considered McLean). Although what most people consider to be Great Falls starts further to the west. The Great Falls zip code covers a large geography.

Anonymous wrote:The owners are going have to do a lot to make the back/side yard useable. The are going to need a screened porch, patio, and tall fence. I am so glad we built when we did in 2019. We got so much more for 1.8 million in Bethesda.

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Anonymous wrote:The other houses on that street (same new development) have sold for:

$2.00M (the other house right on top of the Balls Hill/Old Dominion intersection).
$3.35M
$2.61M
$2.44M
$2.33M
$2.37M
$2.33M
$2.98M
$2.04M

So it will probably sell for about $2.0M as well. Asians like the Langley HS district.

that sentence is doing a lot of work here in the real estate forum

It's just a fact. If you look at new developments of single-family houses in McLean and Great Falls, Asian buyers typically are at least 75%. School districts are very important to them, and Langley HS and McLean HS are among the best in the DC region.

This is not true for Great Falls.

There isn't much new construction in Great Falls but if you look at a new development like the Arden development in GF off Route 7, the vast majority of buyers are Asian.

Arden is in 22066, but it's not in what people would traditionally consider Great Falls. Buyer in new developments in Great Falls proper (i.e. Rivermont) are not anywhere near 75% Asian.

There's no such thing as "Great Falls proper."

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Anonymous wrote:The other houses on that street (same new development) have sold for:

$2.00M (the other house right on top of the Balls Hill/Old Dominion intersection).
$3.35M
$2.61M
$2.44M
$2.33M
$2.37M
$2.33M
$2.98M
$2.04M

So it will probably sell for about $2.0M as well. Asians like the Langley HS district.

that sentence is doing a lot of work here in the real estate forum

It's just a fact. If you look at new developments of single-family houses in McLean and Great Falls, Asian buyers typically are at least 75%. School districts are very important to them, and Langley HS and McLean HS are among the best in the DC region.

This is not true for Great Falls.

There isn't much new construction in Great Falls but if you look at a new development like the Arden development in GF off Route 7, the vast majority of buyers are Asian.

Arden is in 22066, but it's not in what people would traditionally consider Great Falls. Buyer in new developments in Great Falls proper (i.e. Rivermont) are not anywhere near 75% Asian.

Anonymous wrote:someone will buy it, dont worry. thats the toll brothers house right?

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Anonymous wrote:The other houses on that street (same new development) have sold for:

$2.00M (the other house right on top of the Balls Hill/Old Dominion intersection).
$3.35M
$2.61M
$2.44M
$2.33M
$2.37M
$2.33M
$2.98M
$2.04M

So it will probably sell for about $2.0M as well. Asians like the Langley HS district.

that sentence is doing a lot of work here in the real estate forum

It's just a fact. If you look at new developments of single-family houses in McLean and Great Falls, Asian buyers typically are at least 75%. School districts are very important to them, and Langley HS and McLean HS are among the best in the DC region.

This is not true for Great Falls.

There isn't much new construction in Great Falls but if you look at a new development like the Arden development in GF off Route 7, the vast majority of buyers are Asian.

Anonymous wrote:It's probably a $2.0M house, not $2.2M as listed. It's telling that Toll Brothers sold out another new development in McLean closer to DC that came on the market after this one (Mehr Farm) and this property is still listed.

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Anonymous wrote:The other houses on that street (same new development) have sold for:

$2.00M (the other house right on top of the Balls Hill/Old Dominion intersection).
$3.35M
$2.61M
$2.44M
$2.33M
$2.37M
$2.33M
$2.98M
$2.04M

So it will probably sell for about $2.0M as well. Asians like the Langley HS district.

that sentence is doing a lot of work here in the real estate forum

It's just a fact. If you look at new developments of single-family houses in McLean and Great Falls, Asian buyers typically are at least 75%. School districts are very important to them, and Langley HS and McLean HS are among the best in the DC region.

This is not true for Great Falls.

Anonymous wrote:Well, you can continue to pretend this new house will get sold for hundreds of thousands less than any other house in the neighborhood, dumb ass.

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Anonymous wrote:I don't hate the house at all.
And I appreciate the people who think that "suburbs 2022" are not the same thing as "suburbs 1982".
This house will get asking price.

Doubt it. It’s basically sitting on top of a busy intersection with traffic jammed with commuters trying to get onto 495 off Georgetown Pike. Lots of car exhaust within a few hundred yards. You can do a lot better for $2.2M elsewhere in McLean or Arlington.

There is lots of car exhaust everywhere - most of nova now an urban setup. Home will sell for close to lp.
Demand remains strong and specifically for new homes in desirable k12 districts. [/

You are an idiot or expect others to be if you can’t tell the difference between the intersection of Balls Hill and Old Dominion and other locations further away from the noise and car exhaust.