Most Hipster Neighborhood in the DC area?

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Anonymous wrote:Eagle Rock or Highland Park, definitely not Silver Lake anymore, but perhaps Echo Park?

LOL

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PetworthDad wrote:Where will my beard most fit in?

Beards are common. What else do you have?

[Anonymous]

Gateway Arts District condos coming soon

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Anonymous wrote:OP, I don't know if this is a serious question or not, but I do have to lol at the posters bringing out the "no hipsters" dc stereotypes like a college student who just arrived and whose knowledge of the city is informed by the west wing. Welcome to to town! (Cue 500 posts about how they're actually 10th generation native Washingtonians. Of course.).

The gateway arts district where I live is basically 100% hipster. neighboring ward 5 in dc is pretty hipster too.

By DC standards ...

[Anonymous]

Hipster Row

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Anonymous wrote:Bloomingdale I think. Petworth has been overrun by families, so hipsters are departing. You'll have to keep chasing the trend east. If you want to get a few years ahead, go to Ivy City.

Not even a few years! They've got Mom's and the rest of Hecht's warehouse project is coming along nicely. You'll be good there for a year or two

Hyattsville is where all my hipster friends are starting families.

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Hmm, Frederick has a decent hipster scene, I mean there's even two record stores downtown and I see plenty of people with full sleeve tattoos (isn't that a leading indicator of hipster?) when I go there.

[Anonymous]

Basically we're full of hipsters that got priced out of good DC/ Baltimore or got tired of drive-bys in bad DC/Baltimore

[Anonymous]

Bloomingdale sounds right to me.

[Anonymous]

Cathedral Commons is marketing itself as hipster