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I live in a Maryland suburb north of Washington, D.C. So, I can easily see myself living on the other side of the Potomac in Northern Virginia. This whole area has been developing pretty nicely for a long time now. I also prefer to be living in this stretch from Washington, D.C. to New York City.
I know very little about Charlotte. I might visit there sometime to see what it's about.
Even though I gripe about NoVA, it's not even a contest. Charlotte's cool and all (I almost moved there a while back), but there's nothing really there to keep my interest. I do like how it's growing though, so if you're into the whole family thing with the big house, and church every Sunday, then you're a good fit.
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