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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]On top of the others comments, Georgetown used to be THE place for high-end commerce and dining. Really the only place in D.C. Now that's changed with the upmarket growth EOTP in places like Dupont, Logan Circle, Shaw, CityCenter, and SW Waterfront. I think Apple is one of the few things that draws crowds there and there will be a new store opening in Mt. Vernon Square in 2019. Georgetown needs to revitalize with better community amenities, more fast casual or quirky dining, and better transit access - that scuttled gondola would have been a great start to completely tearing out and rebuilding the waterfront there.[/quote] I live in Dupont and almost the only reason I go to GT is for the apple store, and sometimes to buy kids clothes. And I don't enjoy the commercial streets at all. to narrow, no where to ride or park my bike, and too many big bland brands hocking their generic looking clothes. It is not cool, but really no where in DC is. [/quote]
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