Money Magazine recently detailed the towns and cities with the highest median family incomes in the country. It's no surprise that McLean, Virginia made this list. Traditionally viewed as one of the ritziest communities in the Washington, D.C. metro area, McLean placed #8 on Money Magazine's list. See the full list here.
With a population of just 40,715, McLean boasts a median family income of $180,103. The Money Magazine snippet states that some powerful movers and shakers make McLean their home, including Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia, Democratic Senators Ted Kennedy and Patrick Leahy, as well as many Washington area business leaders.
While the article reports that the median home price in McLean is $840,000, take a look at some of the following real estate statistics for the area.
As of August 9, 2008:
421 homes on the market in McLean.
Average listing price $1,817,445.
58% of homes on the market are priced over $1 million.
26% of homes are priced over $2 million.
Almost 13% of homes are priced over $3 million.
There are 6 homes available in McLean priced over $10 million.
So far this year, there have been 118 home sales in McLean that have topped $1 million.
While I can't guarantee that moving to McLean will make you rich, if you've got some money, McLean may be the place for you to live.
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