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Message: [QUOTE="OrangeFoo, post: 2081539, member: 210"] I lived in Clarendon/Rosslyn a decade ago... don't know what it's like now but back then it was definitely a lot of young folks and young families with a very high walkability score for bars and restaurants plus east access to DC via the Metro. I remember the Whole Foods on Clarendon would back up traffic forever if that means anything... but I actually liked Harris Teeter better. The one thing I will say though is that DC felt like any big, cosmopolitan city in the world but living in NOVA really felt like you were living in the South. You'd see a lot more big state school types in NOVA and a lot more private school types in DC. Not passing any judgment on that as I enjoyed living in the area and would consider moving back there if I ever wanted to leave Austin. [/QUOTE]