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Georgetown does not have an underground Metrostop sadly due to racism. When Metro was first being planned and introduced in the seventies, the blue blood establishment fought the city against being included due to racism and classism. They feared an influx of black and poor folks into their aristocratic enclave. Sad but true.

Will I get in trouble with my bank or irs for doing this ?

Moving to Georgetown on Monday ! Somehow my wife found a studio for 1400 a month 😂

Hi, but to be honest what is the best place to live, for example if you work at NIH? Can you recommend a place that is close to the subway, or in the center, because the city looks big and with everything far away and with the need to have a car. Would it be better to live downtown?

I love it here. I'm a Denver transplant since the 90's. I wouldn't live anywhere else. If I won the lottery, I'd buy a house on East Capitol!

I lived just across the Fairfax County Parkway in Herndon, and worked in Reston about 15 years ago. I still go back semi-regularly, as I have friends there. It was a great place to live (if expensive, even then). I imagine with the Silver Line expansion on the Metro, it's even better. A big part of why I left at the time was that it was so removed from DC if you didn't drive, and I didn't. I was always baffled by how awful the traffic was, however. I mean, traffic in the DMV is ridiculous, anyway, but there's so much great walking and cycling space, yet everyone drove, even when it was just around the corner. I know car-brain is a big problem in the US, but it's usually enforced by anti-pedestrian infrastructure. Reston was great for walking, but it seemed like nobody did it. I wasn't the only person who lived within a 20 minute walk of my job, but I was the only person who didn't drive. The biggest thing I miss is easy access to the W&OD trail. I used to live just a stone's throw from it. Now, it's a 45 minute trip for me, so I pretty much never get to it.

Great pros/cons list, and I would say very accurate. My wife and I live in an apartment in the RTC for a year now and love this area for all of the reasons you mentioned. Yes, primary con is the housing/rental prices. And while there are a lot of business's in Reston, including many large headquarter's buildings, most are for defense industry and IT-related jobs (Leidos, Peraton, Oracle, CACI, etc.). Not a bad thing, just something to be aware of. And, we actually have two Metro stations now; one near the RTC (west side of town) and one near the east side of town. Lastly, one con is a number of wandering, drug-alcohol using people who can sometimes be disturbing to be near, as they sometimes are intimidating. Mostly around the metro stations and sometimes in the RTC. Thankfully, the RTC has security guards patrolling 24/7, and if one of the vagrants is causing problems for anyone, they will kindly usher them out of the area. Overall, it's a great place to live.

Do you have more units? How can I contact you?

Love Reston. But I don’t like how it’s split by the toll road. I wish there were better walk ways & paths connecting Reston south of the toll road to the town center. They need to build more pedestrian bridges.

Only growing, by 2026 Reston is going to be huge

i dont get it

The game company?

If there are 6 reasons to live in Bethesda, I'd say there are 66 not to. Along with that, D.C. is 6.x worst. The capital is 90 percent democrat, and that should scare the hell out of any freedom loving,God fearing patriot. As for my self, I don't plan on visiting either place, much less ever moving that direction.

thanks for the video!

I’m excited for all of these, except Shazam, The Little Mermaid, Transformers, and Barbie

McCarthy has never been in even a fistfight in his life. A total sissy and unfit for any office other than the unemployment office.

Traffic is horrible! 1:22

Am I the only one thinking this was the Bethesda that made Skyrim and fallout 🤣

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I can't believe you didn't mention how great it is that they made a show around it! #RHOP

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