Columbia Heights
Columbia Heights, located in the NW quadrant of Washington DC, is the District's most dense and urban neighborhood. Columbia Heights is also recognized as the District's most economically and racially diverse neighborhood.
A community revitalization plan centered around the Columbia Heights Metro Station has spurred significant economic development and the gentrification of this neighborhood. Driving this metamorphosis is the DC USA, a 500,000 square foot urban retail and entertainment center anchored by Target, Best Buy and Washington Sports Club. Much of the land being re-developed has stood vacant since the devastating riots that occurred in the area in 1968 following the shooting of Dr. Martin Luther King. Read more about Columbia Heights real estate.
Columbia Heights Homes And Condos For Sale
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Columbia Heights is a neighborhood in transition and is being revitalized by over 3000 new housing units that have been constructed since 2001. Upscale modern new buildings as well as traditional row houses make up the bulk of Columbia Heights housing stock.
Columbia Heights is bounded by 16th Street, Spring Road, Georgia Avenue and Florida Avenue. Neighborhoods bordering Columbia Heights include Adams Morgan, Petworth and U Street. The neighborhood is served by the Columbia Heights Metro Station.
While The Fitz condos are certainly full of modern appeal on the inside, they also give a nod to the Roaring ‘20s. The reimagined condo building was actually built in the 1920s, then more ... Read more about The Re-imagined Fitz Condos Give a Nod to the Roaring 20s
It’s one of the few hills you’ll find in Washington DC, but like most other locations in the District, Meridian Hill also has a bit of history to go along with it. Pierre L’Enfant, ... Read more about The Story Behind Meridian Hill
A new unique option in Columbia Heights draws its inspiration from an iconic inventor. The Helicopter Factory was first constructed around the early 1900s as an actual warehouse for early helicopter ... Read more about Helicopter Factory Draws Inspiration from Iconic Inventor
From its walkability to its eco-friendly initiatives, DC has some of the best options for those in search of a more sustainable lifestyle. If you’re searching for one of DC’s greenest ... Read more about The Greenest Neighborhoods in DC
For the best of both worlds in DC, consider the enjoyment of rooms with a view at Lawrence House. This Northwest Washington condo complex is not only convenient, but the homes also overlook the ... Read more about Lawrence House -- Meridian Hill Gem
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