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[quote=Anonymous]I'd suggest Mount Pleasant or the areas right near 16th Street there. The Calvert Hills part of College Park is very diverse racially except that we don't have many African Americans. Same for University Park and Historic Hyattsville. I used to live in Brookland and don't see that fitting what she's looking for, at all. Rockville is all strip malls and big expanses where you can't walk safely on the street. Not that you'd want to walk on the Rockville Pike.

Here's a perfect house for you. Under $1M and on a .37 acre lot. Your neighbors would be professors, engineers, health care providers at places like the VA, senior level fed workers, etc... The kids on my block have mostly gone to DeMatha High School or the magnet school. They attend college at places like the Naval Academy, Penn, Penn State, and so on. About a third of the houses on my particular block have someone with a doctorate degree. We have Latinos, African Americans, Asian American, immigrants from SE Asia, and some European immigrants. The Green line on Metro gets you downtown in about 25 minutes. Since it's near the end of the line, you always get a seat in the morning. I do my email and catch up on the news as I commute in. Well, I used to do that pre-COVID. This area is very walkable and we often walk to dinner in the many nearby restaurants. The University of Maryland flagship campus abuts these neighborhoods.

https://www.realtor.com/realestateandhomes-detail/4339-Clagett-Rd_University-Park_MD_20782_M67401-05677[/quote]

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