Washington, D.C. Real Estate
Washington, D.C. is a city passionate about preserving its historical ancestry. During your first visit to the Nation's capital, you may be overwhelmed by the many renovated buildings, row houses, historical landmarks and museums virtually bringing history back to life. Begin peeling away the layers of this multi-faceted city and you'll discover a forward thinking, vibrant city with a diverse and eclectic population. D.C. has evolved into an entertainment center full of great restaurants and nightlife, complimented by renowned arts and cultural venues.
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Recreational opportunities abound with organized sports and other activities including biking and hiking in the
C & O Park along the canal, the popular "Capital Crescent Trail", and sailing, boating, and kayaking along the Potomac.
The area is divided into four quadrants, each with its own feel or personality. Washington D.C. real estate is characterized by a mixture of high rise condos, row houses, plus new and older construction. D.C. home styles vary from Victorian-style mansions and elegant old world charm (i.e. kalorama) to trendy contemporary condos with river view and the "power" of Capitol Hill.
In addition to the older historical areas, there are many new emerging neighborhoods such as the U-Street Corridor or Petworth area near the new stadium. If you're looking for a single-family home, the North West D.C. neighborhoods such as Au Park are your best bet. Those looking to invest will also find a variety of good opportunities in the D.C. area.
On average, the cost of living and real estate in Washington, D.C. is relatively high. Some of the many prestigious and affluent neighborhoods include Georgetown, Cleveland Park, Woodley Park, Massachusetts Avenue Heights, Foxhall and Chevy Chase.
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For more information on Washington, D.C. real estate contact Lauren Kline, Long & Foster, Realtor® at (301)518-9005.