Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:390k DINKs in Rockville and I feel wealthy tbh. Middle class has got to be 100-200k in this area, especially seeing those daycare costs
You have no children. Children are expensive; especially childcare and Rockville is not as expensive as parts of NoVa. Bethesda doesn’t even compare to some parts of NoVa.
Nova troll? Rockville is like Vienna or other nearby just outside the beltway NoVa suburbs. Bethesda is like McLean. Of course there’s some pockets of NoVa more expensive than Bethesda(a huge area), while there’s pockets of Bethesda that are absurdly pricey.
Sorry, Vienna is much more expensive than Rockville. Just look on Redfin.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:390k DINKs in Rockville and I feel wealthy tbh. Middle class has got to be 100-200k in this area, especially seeing those daycare costs
You have no children. Children are expensive; especially childcare and Rockville is not as expensive as parts of NoVa. Bethesda doesn’t even compare to some parts of NoVa.
Nova troll? Rockville is like Vienna or other nearby just outside the beltway NoVa suburbs. Bethesda is like McLean. Of course there’s some pockets of NoVa more expensive than Bethesda(a huge area), while there’s pockets of Bethesda that are absurdly pricey.
Anonymous wrote:Including Fairfax, Loudoun, Arlington, Alexandria, cities in between these, etc.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:500k hhi is middle class in nova
Based on what data?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Does class = income level? Is a drug dealer or plumber making $300k middle class? Just wondered.
I say source of income doesn’t matter IMO.
So a plumber making 250k is middle class while professor making 100k is lower middle?
You were part of a higher class than them. They “just” had money
I used to be a professor, and once went out on a very large boat (not quite a yacht, but close) owned by some friends. They met up with a couple of other boaters in even bigger, more impressive boats. One was a carpenter and house painter, and the other was a plumber. They owned their own businesses, of course. But still, I felt out-classed (and out-smarted) in spite of my illustrious degrees. I was too busy paying back my ridiculous student loans to even buy a new car.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:390k DINKs in Rockville and I feel wealthy tbh. Middle class has got to be 100-200k in this area, especially seeing those daycare costs
You have no children. Children are expensive; especially childcare and Rockville is not as expensive as parts of NoVa. Bethesda doesn’t even compare to some parts of NoVa.
Nova troll? Rockville is like Vienna or other nearby just outside the beltway NoVa suburbs. Bethesda is like McLean. Of course there’s some pockets of NoVa more expensive than Bethesda(a huge area), while there’s pockets of Bethesda that are absurdly pricey.
Since when is Rockville not as expensive as NoVA? That's absurd.
NOVA is also large. We live in McLean so Rockville is less expensive but Rockville would probably be comparable to Alexandria.
Pp with no kids doesn’t have to worry about school districts, private school tuition, nanny, etc. My BIL rented a place in Bethesda as a single and had no real expenses. His only expense were dates and travel. Very different than his brother with 50k tuition, nanny, housekeeper, WIFE.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:390k DINKs in Rockville and I feel wealthy tbh. Middle class has got to be 100-200k in this area, especially seeing those daycare costs
You have no children. Children are expensive; especially childcare and Rockville is not as expensive as parts of NoVa. Bethesda doesn’t even compare to some parts of NoVa.
Nova troll? Rockville is like Vienna or other nearby just outside the beltway NoVa suburbs. Bethesda is like McLean. Of course there’s some pockets of NoVa more expensive than Bethesda(a huge area), while there’s pockets of Bethesda that are absurdly pricey.
Since when is Rockville not as expensive as NoVA? That's absurd.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Does class = income level? Is a drug dealer or plumber making $300k middle class? Just wondered.
I say source of income doesn’t matter IMO.
So a plumber making 250k is middle class while professor making 100k is lower middle?
You were part of a higher class than them. They “just” had money
I used to be a professor, and once went out on a very large boat (not quite a yacht, but close) owned by some friends. They met up with a couple of other boaters in even bigger, more impressive boats. One was a carpenter and house painter, and the other was a plumber. They owned their own businesses, of course. But still, I felt out-classed (and out-smarted) in spite of my illustrious degrees. I was too busy paying back my ridiculous student loans to even buy a new car.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Does class = income level? Is a drug dealer or plumber making $300k middle class? Just wondered.
I say source of income doesn’t matter IMO.
So a plumber making 250k is middle class while professor making 100k is lower middle?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:390k DINKs in Rockville and I feel wealthy tbh. Middle class has got to be 100-200k in this area, especially seeing those daycare costs
You feel wealthy on 390k because you don't have kids!
Anonymous wrote:500k hhi is middle class in nova