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Besides being overpriced what’s wrong with them?
The second one went contingent. Seemed like the better of the two but I still wonder why it took so long. Just price?
Vienna is outside the Beltway. When things cool down even at all, it impacts Vienna before Bethesda, Chevy Chase, McLean, or Arlington.
Can't handle the truth?
NP. Yawn, no, it's just the whole Bethesda, CC, McLean, Arlington comparison has gotten really stale. Come up with something fresh.
Not sure what you're crying about. but do you really not understand that mid-priced properties further out take longer to sell when the market cools off? This isn't complicated.
Further out from what? Are you still under the impression all the ‘good jobs’ are in DC/Arlington? There is a healthy tech industry out here in the burbs. Vienna tech people can drive against traffic to Reston quickly and the Dulles corridor
Yes, and the people working in Reston can buy cheaper homes in Ashburn.
If that first house were between Tysons and DC, or close to DC in Bethesda, it would have been under contract already.