Petworth

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:My thoughts? Are that you’re a 27 year old single renter.

You still don’t understand the essence of Cleveland Park because you’re comparing the number of bars and other 20-something renters visibly walking their french bulldogs and/or pit mixes. Petworth does win this round.

I’m double the age you think I am.

So you don’t have school age kids to worry about.

Not every parent is afraid of poor brown kids.

[Anonymous]

Frankly, Petworth is at least another 5 years of gentrification away (more like 10) before I would even consider living in it. In it's current state (especially post covid) the current levels of crime (and therefore lack of safety) are far too difficult to ignore. Plus dearth of even half decent schools.

[Anonymous]

Every thread on DCUM is about how the schools in certain neighborhoods aren’t white enough or rich enough for their family. It’s very tiresome and says a lot about the readership.

This isn’t a thread about the schools in Petworth. It’s a thread about a walk in the neighborhood and how interesting it looked.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:My thoughts? Are that you’re a 27 year old single renter.

You still don’t understand the essence of Cleveland Park because you’re comparing the number of bars and other 20-something renters visibly walking their french bulldogs and/or pit mixes. Petworth does win this round.

I’m double the age you think I am.

So you don’t have school age kids to worry about.

Not every parent is afraid of poor brown kids.

Let’s see you put your money where your mouth is.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:My thoughts? Are that you’re a 27 year old single renter.

You still don’t understand the essence of Cleveland Park because you’re comparing the number of bars and other 20-something renters visibly walking their french bulldogs and/or pit mixes. Petworth does win this round.

+1 Petworth is great for single people in their 20s! Once you have kids, the school and crime situation make Petworth not as appealing.

-Petworth resident who which to leave in Cleveland Park but cannot afford it.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:My thoughts? Are that you’re a 27 year old single renter.

You still don’t understand the essence of Cleveland Park because you’re comparing the number of bars and other 20-something renters visibly walking their french bulldogs and/or pit mixes. Petworth does win this round.

+1 Petworth is great for single people in their 20s! Once you have kids, the school and crime situation make Petworth not as appealing.

-Petworth resident who which to leave in Cleveland Park but cannot afford it.

*live

[Anonymous]

I think relatively few single people in their 20s who are not DC natives live in Petworth. It is mostly a place for young couples and families.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Need to know your age, marital situation, kids? Way to many factors at play to weigh in without more info.

Not sure why you need to know all of this to react to my posts simply describing impressions gathered from walking through neighborhoods.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Sorry you can’t afford Cleveland park.

As I said in an earlier post, I live in Logan. I can afford Cleveland Park easily. That’s not what this is about.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Frankly, Petworth is at least another 5 years of gentrification away (more like 10) before I would even consider living in it. In it's current state (especially post covid) the current levels of crime (and therefore lack of safety) are far too difficult to ignore. Plus dearth of even half decent schools.

Where do you live and how much actual experience do you have with Petworth? From the sound of your post you’ve never lived there.

[Anonymous]

Georgia Ave is gross.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:My thoughts? Are that you’re a 27 year old single renter.

You still don’t understand the essence of Cleveland Park because you’re comparing the number of bars and other 20-something renters visibly walking their french bulldogs and/or pit mixes. Petworth does win this round.

I’m double the age you think I am.

But, are you a single renter interested in nightlife? Yes?

“Cleveland Park” as it’s generally understood is not actually about the strip and metro station. It’s the SFHs between Conn and Wisc. There are a lot of rental buildings it’s true. Those are now full of poor voucher recipients who get placed there by the government and don’t induce a bar scene or restaurant scene

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Need to know your age, marital situation, kids? Way to many factors at play to weigh in without more info.

Not sure why you need to know all of this to react to my posts simply describing impressions gathered from walking through neighborhoods.

. Okay fine, so we are just supposed to absorb your impressions. Thank you so much for posting your impressions

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Frankly, Petworth is at least another 5 years of gentrification away (more like 10) before I would even consider living in it. In it's current state (especially post covid) the current levels of crime (and therefore lack of safety) are far too difficult to ignore. Plus dearth of even half decent schools.

They've been saying this about Petworth for 20 years now. They'll probably be saying it about Petworth 20 years from now. It keeps bumping its head on the ceiling created by the crime and the schools.

[Anonymous]

We live in petworth!
Both attorneys with kids at the local public. We're in our 30s and 40s. We love it here. I've been here since my 20s, so I've lived in Petworth for 15 years in all life stages.