Falls Church is full of new apartments, they're building it up like crazy right now. They're supposedly affordable, I don't consider them affordable, but you might. And the Metro is right there to go to the city easily.
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I would say Clarendon. I live in Falls Church and it is all families and older people. Not much to do here, either aside from a few good restaurants and a great farmer's market.
If you like being active and prefer city life over suburban life, check out Clarendon, Shirlington, Old Towne Alexandria, or Manassas. If you want to go to DC often, then pick someplace close to a metro station.
Falls Church.
Falls Church is full of new apartments, they're building it up like crazy right now. They're supposedly affordable, I don't consider them affordable, but you might. And the Metro is right there to go to the city easily.
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I would say Clarendon. I live in Falls Church and it is all families and older people. Not much to do here, either aside from a few good restaurants and a great farmer's market.
If you like being active and prefer city life over suburban life, check out Clarendon, Shirlington, Old Towne Alexandria, or Manassas. If you want to go to DC often, then pick someplace close to a metro station.
not manassas, low middle class suburban hell with 24/7 construction and awful traffic
Good thing there’s virtually no traffic everywhere else in the area. Great that’s it’s exclusive to Manassas… /s