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Whitest part of Fairfax County, Virginia?!!?
Posted by:
Leyla
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Date: March 13, 2015 03:18PM
I think that it'd be Clifton/Fairfax Station/Southern Fairfax(around GMU) but i dont really know... What do u think?
Re: Whitest part of Fairfax County, Virginia?!!?
Posted by:
Huh???
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Date: March 13, 2015 03:21PM
Great Falls...
/thread
/thread
Re: Whitest part of Fairfax County, Virginia?!!?
Posted by:
Buckman Road
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Date: March 13, 2015 05:27PM
Hybla Valley. Go see for yourself.
Re: Whitest part of Fairfax County, Virginia?!!?
Posted by:
92TransAm
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Date: March 13, 2015 09:33PM
You mean where Whites are not outnumbered 10 to 1?
Very few areas indeed.
America the great is fading away. Goodbye, you will be missed
Very few areas indeed.
America the great is fading away. Goodbye, you will be missed
Re: Whitest part of Fairfax County, Virginia?!!?
Posted by:
multiculturalist
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Date: March 14, 2015 09:19AM
There are no blacks in my neighborhood. There is no crime either. Go figure.
Re: Whitest part of Fairfax County, Virginia?!!?
Posted by:
gink
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Date: March 14, 2015 09:21AM
If you go by zip code data, it is in fact 22039.
Re: Whitest part of Fairfax County, Virginia?!!?
Posted by:
Po Hick Boys
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Date: March 14, 2015 09:39AM
Mason Neck for the win.
Re: Whitest part of Fairfax County, Virginia?!!?
Posted by:
Gunston Rd
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Date: March 15, 2015 09:41PM
Po Hick Boys Wrote:
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> Mason Neck for the win.
Mason Neck is a wonderful place to live. No townhouses, no apartments, and most neighborhoods are on the water.
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> Mason Neck for the win.
Mason Neck is a wonderful place to live. No townhouses, no apartments, and most neighborhoods are on the water.
Re: Whitest part of Fairfax County, Virginia?!!?
Posted by:
GFer
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Date: March 15, 2015 11:56PM
Huh??? Wrote:
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> Great Falls...
>
> /thread
Uh, have you been lately? Asian and Indian invasion, especially in the sub $1M range. They are snapping up everything sub $1m, which is actually quite a bit of the housing stock in GF. Property values are flat in Great Falls now year over year.
I suppose it's for the Langley schools, but that's heading south too with the rest of FCPS.
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> Great Falls...
>
> /thread
Uh, have you been lately? Asian and Indian invasion, especially in the sub $1M range. They are snapping up everything sub $1m, which is actually quite a bit of the housing stock in GF. Property values are flat in Great Falls now year over year.
I suppose it's for the Langley schools, but that's heading south too with the rest of FCPS.
Re: Whitest part of Fairfax County, Virginia?!!?
Posted by:
Huh???
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Date: March 16, 2015 03:08PM
GFer Wrote:
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> Huh??? Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > Great Falls...
> >
> > /thread
>
> Uh, have you been lately? Asian and Indian
> invasion, especially in the sub $1M range. They
> are snapping up everything sub $1m, which is
> actually quite a bit of the housing stock in GF.
> Property values are flat in Great Falls now year
> over year.
>
> I suppose it's for the Langley schools, but that's
> heading south too with the rest of FCPS.
Have I been there LATELY? LMMFGDAO...
Well, I mean I've lived in Great Falls for 67 years now...but, admittedly I haven't stepped outside since 7am this morning.
You need to learn and understand the concept of nuance. The OP's question wasn't "Which part of Fairfax County has ONLY white people?". No one knows more than I do that Great Falls has certainly seen an invasion of brown, savage, illegal mud-people as well as the garden variety shovel-faced slopes but it terms of per capita within Fairfax County...it's whitest in Great Falls.
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> Huh??? Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > Great Falls...
> >
> > /thread
>
> Uh, have you been lately? Asian and Indian
> invasion, especially in the sub $1M range. They
> are snapping up everything sub $1m, which is
> actually quite a bit of the housing stock in GF.
> Property values are flat in Great Falls now year
> over year.
>
> I suppose it's for the Langley schools, but that's
> heading south too with the rest of FCPS.
Have I been there LATELY? LMMFGDAO...
Well, I mean I've lived in Great Falls for 67 years now...but, admittedly I haven't stepped outside since 7am this morning.
You need to learn and understand the concept of nuance. The OP's question wasn't "Which part of Fairfax County has ONLY white people?". No one knows more than I do that Great Falls has certainly seen an invasion of brown, savage, illegal mud-people as well as the garden variety shovel-faced slopes but it terms of per capita within Fairfax County...it's whitest in Great Falls.
Re: Whitest part of Fairfax County, Virginia?!!?
Posted by:
all the way with the kkk
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Date: March 16, 2015 03:24PM
Gunston Rd Wrote:
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> Po Hick Boys Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > Mason Neck for the win.
>
>
> Mason Neck is a wonderful place to live. No
> townhouses, no apartments, and most neighborhoods
> are on the water.
I actually know someone who lives in Mason Neck. Yeah, no nogs in that area! Houses on the river and I'm talking high price houses. Very small area and secluded.
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> Po Hick Boys Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > Mason Neck for the win.
>
>
> Mason Neck is a wonderful place to live. No
> townhouses, no apartments, and most neighborhoods
> are on the water.
I actually know someone who lives in Mason Neck. Yeah, no nogs in that area! Houses on the river and I'm talking high price houses. Very small area and secluded.
Re: Whitest part of Fairfax County, Virginia?!!?
Posted by:
GFer
()
Date: March 16, 2015 05:27PM
Huh??? Wrote:
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> GFer Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > Huh??? Wrote:
> >
> --------------------------------------------------
>
> > -----
> > > Great Falls...
> > >
> > > /thread
> >
> > Uh, have you been lately? Asian and Indian
> > invasion, especially in the sub $1M range.
> They
> > are snapping up everything sub $1m, which is
> > actually quite a bit of the housing stock in GF.
>
> > Property values are flat in Great Falls now
> year
> > over year.
> >
> > I suppose it's for the Langley schools, but
> that's
> > heading south too with the rest of FCPS.
>
> Have I been there LATELY? LMMFGDAO...
>
> Well, I mean I've lived in Great Falls for 67
> years now...but, admittedly I haven't stepped
> outside since 7am this morning.
>
> You need to learn and understand the concept of
> nuance. The OP's question wasn't "Which part of
> Fairfax County has ONLY white people?". No one
> knows more than I do that Great Falls has
> certainly seen an invasion of brown, savage,
> illegal mud-people as well as the garden variety
> shovel-faced slopes but it terms of per capita
> within Fairfax County...it's whitest in Great
> Falls.
I think that the trend in Great Falls is that Asians and Indians really follow the school rankings, and gravitate to Langley due to it's ranking. Langley is one of the only (the only?) HS in FCPS that has no multi-family dwellings feeding into it. But....there is an awful lot of Great Falls housing that was built 1960 - 1980 - these are not McMansions by any stretch, and a lot are old and in need of renovation, and run of the mill white buyers want something that looks like the Pottery Barn catalog. But the Asians and Indians don't care about that - they'd live in a mud hut if it had good schools, so they move into those old houses and just deal with the ancient furnishings to get into a good school. Funny thing is that the western half of Great Falls is likely to go back to Herndon High soon, which is where it started in the when Herndon HS opened in the late 60's. So all that planning will leave them in a school full of MS-13.
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> GFer Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > Huh??? Wrote:
> >
> --------------------------------------------------
>
> > -----
> > > Great Falls...
> > >
> > > /thread
> >
> > Uh, have you been lately? Asian and Indian
> > invasion, especially in the sub $1M range.
> They
> > are snapping up everything sub $1m, which is
> > actually quite a bit of the housing stock in GF.
>
> > Property values are flat in Great Falls now
> year
> > over year.
> >
> > I suppose it's for the Langley schools, but
> that's
> > heading south too with the rest of FCPS.
>
> Have I been there LATELY? LMMFGDAO...
>
> Well, I mean I've lived in Great Falls for 67
> years now...but, admittedly I haven't stepped
> outside since 7am this morning.
>
> You need to learn and understand the concept of
> nuance. The OP's question wasn't "Which part of
> Fairfax County has ONLY white people?". No one
> knows more than I do that Great Falls has
> certainly seen an invasion of brown, savage,
> illegal mud-people as well as the garden variety
> shovel-faced slopes but it terms of per capita
> within Fairfax County...it's whitest in Great
> Falls.
I think that the trend in Great Falls is that Asians and Indians really follow the school rankings, and gravitate to Langley due to it's ranking. Langley is one of the only (the only?) HS in FCPS that has no multi-family dwellings feeding into it. But....there is an awful lot of Great Falls housing that was built 1960 - 1980 - these are not McMansions by any stretch, and a lot are old and in need of renovation, and run of the mill white buyers want something that looks like the Pottery Barn catalog. But the Asians and Indians don't care about that - they'd live in a mud hut if it had good schools, so they move into those old houses and just deal with the ancient furnishings to get into a good school. Funny thing is that the western half of Great Falls is likely to go back to Herndon High soon, which is where it started in the when Herndon HS opened in the late 60's. So all that planning will leave them in a school full of MS-13.