DC Top Neighborhoods for Livability Without a Car
If you don’t want to have to depend on a car to get around, DC is a great place to live. While some neighborhoods rely on public ...
Read MoreIf you don’t want to have to depend on a car to get around, DC is a great place to live. While some neighborhoods rely on public ...
Read MorePhoto: Ted EytanIt’s definitely one of the DC area’s most unique landmarks, and it’s been that way for well more than a ...
Read MoreFilled with charm, Cameron Station enjoys the grace of yesteryear, and the conveniences of today. The unique community may have been built up ...
Read MoreOnce home to mostly office parks and light industrial warehouses, Merrifield may likely be the next hot neighborhood in the DC area. The Merrifield ...
Read MorePhoto: Sarah SampselWhile celebrated for its charm and its history, Alexandria also holds the title of one of the friendliest cities in America. ...
Read MoreFor boutique-style living with a view, consider the condos of Lawrence House. The property overlooks Meridian Hill Park, with large windows opening ...
Read MorePhoto: Courtesy of OpAL DCOne of DC’s latest conversion projects results in the exclusive opportunity to purchase a large multi-level home with ...
Read MoreRendering courtesy of Roadside Development/NashDescribed as an “urban village”, a massive new redevelopment named City Ridge is underway ...
Read MoreA true hidden gem in the DC area, Dupont Park offers the appeal of nearby green space and the allure of a number of different housing styles. From ...
Read MoreStretching from Pennsylvania Avenue to Dupont Circle, DC’s Golden Triangle sits right in the heart of the region’s business district. ...
Read MorePhoto: Mr.TinDCWhile DC may not traditionally be one of the most affordable places to live, it’s still possible to find some great ...
Read MoreTucked away within the Adams Morgan neighborhood emerges a delightful urban neighborhood called Reed-Cooke. While small in size, the neighborhood of ...
Read MoreFor those looking for a bit more history in their DC-area home, there are churches, schools and even embassies that have been remade into ...
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