6

10

1

9

54

18

2

53

14

8

176

7

1

Total Population:

29,077

Ages 0-14(%):

19.61%

Female(%):

52.21%

Ages 15-24(%):

8.96%

Male(%):

47.79%

Ages 25-44(%):

19.77%

Median Hshld Income:

$133,507

Ages 45-54(%):

18.2%

Avg Hshld Size:

2.6

Ages 55plus(%):

33.46%

Avg Hshld Income:

$203,666

HS Diploma(%):

5.13%

Owner Occp(%):

84.41%

Bachelor's Degree(%):

21.79%

Tenant Occp(%):

15.59%

Professional Degree(%):

31.44%

The Credit Crisis…

a step by step explanation

The 10 most interesting things about McLean.

Photo slideshow

For Buyers Ready to Spend, Wine Cellars Are the Latest in Luxury

Housing Market Pounding Fairfax

Slipping Revenue Could Put Shortfall At $120 Million

Looking to buy a foreclosure?

Foreclosed properties may offer bargains, but there are risks

Beltway HOT Lanes: What this means for you.

If you are considering purchasing a home near the Beltway in Virginia, you need to know that VDOT is planning on widening the beltway by adding HOT lanes -- extra Beltway toll lanes.

The demise of condo flipping.

Over the years, a lot of easy money has been made by flipping condos. Today, this is behind us, and a lot of flippers will be losing money.

MetroWest development is approved.

MetroWest, the huge high-density development at the Vienna Metro has been approved. With over 2000 housing units and hundreds of thousands of feet of office and retail, it will change the character of the area.

Get the latest on the Intercounty Connector

After much controversy and debate, the Intercounty Connector is finally moving forward. It will have a big impact on several Maryland suburbs and will fuel growth. Get the latest info here.

Construction proceeds on JBG's Waterview Condominiums.

Waterview is one of two high rise condominium projects under construction in Rosslyn that is pushing price points in the area to new highs. Featuring views of the Potomac River and Georgetown, condominiums in the building will range from $600,000 into the millions.

McLean Mews Homeowner's Association

McLean Mews Homeowners' Association, Inc.

McLean Citizen's Association

The McLean Citizens Association (MCA) has served since 1914 as an unofficial town council for the residents of the McLean area which has no governmental structure of its own.

Is the Orange Line Metro to Dulles still happening?

The Dulles Corridor Metrorail Project still appears to be moving forward, but funding is not yet secured.

Fairfax County Public Schools Boundary Search

Type in your address to find the corresponding Fairfax County Public School

Northern Virginia 2020 Transportation Plan

Virginia Railway Express

McLean411.com

Fairfax County Parks

Tyson's Galleria

Tyson's Corner Mall

Cultural Alliance of Greater Washington

Virginia Wineries (list of wineries and other info)

Northern Virginia Private Schools

Northern Virginia Community College

Northern Virginia Regional Park Authority

Fairfax County Sports Organization Directory

About Fairfax County

Metro and Metro Bus web site and trip planner

George Mason University Website

Washington Parent Magazine website

The Smithsonian's Udvar-Hazy Center

McLean Newcomer's Club

Fairfax County Chamber of Commerce

Northern Virginia Resource Center for Deaf & Hard of Hearing Persons

The Boy Scouts of America, National Capital Area

Tourist attractions in Northern Virginia

The Washington Redskins web site

The Washington Post online

Links to Virginia Golf Courses

Franklin Park

Langley Oaks

Chesterbrook Woods

Salona Village

Potomac Hills

Devon Park

Evans Farm

Kings Manor

Hamptons Of Mc Lean

Langley Forest

The Palladium

Mc Lean House North

Broyhill Langley Estates

Mclean Crest

Chesterbrook Gardens

River Oaks (Submitted by MS)

River Oaks is a pretty, quiet neighborhood with lots of trees. We saw deer, foxes, and other wildlife pass through our back yard on a regular basis. The best aspect of the neighborhood is surely its location -- so convenient to DC, Tysons and the beltway, but while retaining a small-town charm. People mostly keep to themselves. There's a bit of a separation between homeowners that have been in the neighborhood for years, and the more recent arriavals. It seems as if the older group might resent the younger group (and the new houses that they often are building), but it's mostly an unspoken thing. The only downside was the road noise from the Beltway and/or the Parkway, depending on your placement in the neighborhood. But for us, that was more than counterbalanced by the benefits of living there.

Potomac Hills (Submitted by DCP)

Potomac Hills is a well established neighborhood built in the 1960's. There are beautiful trees and sidewalks which give walking access to Linway Terrace Park and Highlands Pool and Tennis Club. Many neighbors are from around the world or have travelled around the world. There are still a few original owners, but the neighborhood is full of children of all ages. For commuting or sight-seeing, it is one red light to Washington D.C.

Langley Manor (Submitted by kac)

Excellent school district Easy commute into DC - 20 min Easy to MD 270, I495, I66 Small town environmnet