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[quote=Anonymous]I agree with your comment as to the quality of the infill.  Some new houses are very nice; some additions look raggedy. That's true.

But a "bad rep" doesn't have to do with neighborhood aesthetics, does it? Bad neighborhood, in my eyes, is unsafe, inhabited with questionable characters, dirty, bad services and substandard schools.  PH has neither of these things.  Biker gangs were a factor in the 60s, true - before I was born.

The only significant downside to PH is a lack of uniform visual affluence.  Big new houses sit side-by-side with saltbox dwellings and chainlink fences.  New or better-looking housing is between 25% to 40% of the area, and new houses are coming up every day as I drive around. Other than that, PH has walkable streets (with sidewalks), two large parks, good schools in walking distance, and soon a new metro in walking distance to some of the 'hood. So I don't think you can call it a "bad" neighborhood in the sense that people associate with bad neighborhoods in DC area.  Mixed income, diverse, not always beautiful, yes. Bad - no.[/quote]

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