Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote: It's very simple. Bethesda is the closest to place to downtown DC that's not DC.
In Maryland that is tire. But overall, that would be Arlington.
Or oxen hill
Bethesda is closer distance wise. Commute may be the same but there less built up between Oxen Hill and Downtown (for a reason that is reflected in price).
No it’s not. Get out your map.
Just did - 11 miles on the road from Oxen Hill to Metro Center; 8 miles from Bethesda.
12 miles to Penn quarter from OH, 18 from Bethesda
Capital one arena: 12 miles Oh, 19 mikes Bethesda
Nats stadium; 8.8 OH, 18 Bethesda
Wharf: 11 OH, 12 Bethesda
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Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:All the safe, human-sized, walkable, leafy, sidewalked, small town neighborhoods with reputable public schools close to DC are expensive.
I lived in downtown Silver Spring, and moved close to downtown Bethesda for the schools and the better quality of life as a pedestrian. Downtown Silver Spring does not have that small town feel, and it is unsafe in the evening (and sometimes during the day). As a pedestrian, it's much more pleasant to walk in downtown Bethesda than downtown Silver Spring (there are more street crossings, the shops/restaurants are closer together and the buildings mostly aren't as tall). I've personally witnessed multiple fights in the pedestrian alley in Silver Spring, none in Bethesda.
- multiethnic foreigner, living on a Bethesda street full of people from all over the world.
I love how internationally diverse Bethesda is, one of my very favorite things about it.
Lol
The fact that I have South American, African, Israeli, and Iranian neighbors is amusing?
You can just replace all those words with “the right type of diversity”.
Since your a transplant we call that “world bank” diversity, it’s code for we don’t have to deal with those dirty poor people/immigrants.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:There is increasing violent crime in downtown Bethesda. If that doesn’t change the area will become less desired.
Is this actually true?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote: It's very simple. Bethesda is the closest to place to downtown DC that's not DC.
In Maryland that is tire. But overall, that would be Arlington.
Or oxen hill
Bethesda is closer distance wise. Commute may be the same but there less built up between Oxen Hill and Downtown (for a reason that is reflected in price).
No it’s not. Get out your map.
Just did - 11 miles on the road from Oxen Hill to Metro Center; 8 miles from Bethesda.
12 miles to Penn quarter from OH, 18 from Bethesda
Capital one arena: 12 miles Oh, 19 mikes Bethesda
Nats stadium; 8.8 OH, 18 Bethesda
Wharf: 11 OH, 12 Bethesda
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Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote: It's very simple. Bethesda is the closest to place to downtown DC that's not DC.
In Maryland that is tire. But overall, that would be Arlington.
Or oxen hill
Bethesda is closer distance wise. Commute may be the same but there less built up between Oxen Hill and Downtown (for a reason that is reflected in price).
No it’s not. Get out your map.
Just did - 11 miles on the road from Oxen Hill to Metro Center; 8 miles from Bethesda.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Why is Bethesda expensive?
Why is Chevy Chase expensive?
Why is McLean expensive?
Why is Arlington expensive?
The answer is the same for all of them. It's really not that complicated.
Why isn’t Oxen Hill expensive? Forest Heights? Hillcrest Heights?
Crime and schools.
For crime: check crimegrade.org
For schools: check greatschools.org
You might disagree with the ratings, but they're an objective source that many people trust.
Dog whistle for because they are black neighborhoods
So you think it is racist to care about schools and crime? Lol, ok. Rich black people don't want to live in Oxon Hill either.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Why is Bethesda expensive?
Why is Chevy Chase expensive?
Why is McLean expensive?
Why is Arlington expensive?
The answer is the same for all of them. It's really not that complicated.
Why isn’t Oxen Hill expensive? Forest Heights? Hillcrest Heights?
Crime and schools.
For crime: check crimegrade.org
For schools: check greatschools.org
You might disagree with the ratings, but they're an objective source that many people trust.
Dog whistle for because they are black neighborhoods
So you think it is racist to care about schools and crime? Lol, ok. Rich black people don't want to live in Oxon Hill either.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:There is increasing violent crime in downtown Bethesda. If that doesn’t change the area will become less desired.
There is increased crime everywhere. Do you say the above about Tysons also? Because there's an uptick in crime there too.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Why is Bethesda expensive?
Why is Chevy Chase expensive?
Why is McLean expensive?
Why is Arlington expensive?
The answer is the same for all of them. It's really not that complicated.
Why isn’t Oxen Hill expensive? Forest Heights? Hillcrest Heights?
Crime and schools.
For crime: check crimegrade.org
For schools: check greatschools.org
You might disagree with the ratings, but they're an objective source that many people trust.
Dog whistle for because they are black neighborhoods
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Why is Bethesda expensive?
Why is Chevy Chase expensive?
Why is McLean expensive?
Why is Arlington expensive?
The answer is the same for all of them. It's really not that complicated.
Why isn’t Oxen Hill expensive? Forest Heights? Hillcrest Heights?
Crime and schools.
For crime: check crimegrade.org
For schools: check greatschools.org
You might disagree with the ratings, but they're an objective source that many people trust.
Dog whistle for because they are black neighborhoods
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote: It's very simple. Bethesda is the closest to place to downtown DC that's not DC.
In Maryland that is tire. But overall, that would be Arlington.
Or oxen hill
Bethesda is closer distance wise. Commute may be the same but there less built up between Oxen Hill and Downtown (for a reason that is reflected in price).
No it’s not. Get out your map.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Why is Bethesda expensive?
Why is Chevy Chase expensive?
Why is McLean expensive?
Why is Arlington expensive?
The answer is the same for all of them. It's really not that complicated.
Why isn’t Oxen Hill expensive? Forest Heights? Hillcrest Heights?
Crime and schools.
For crime: check crimegrade.org
For schools: check greatschools.org
You might disagree with the ratings, but they're an objective source that many people trust.
Dog whistle for because they are black neighborhoods
Anonymous wrote:There is increasing violent crime in downtown Bethesda. If that doesn’t change the area will become less desired.
Anonymous wrote:There is increasing violent crime in downtown Bethesda. If that doesn’t change the area will become less desired.