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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]It’s really a starter house/group home for people just out of college area.  While people tried to pretend it wasn’t just that and did ridiculous additions and talked it up, it is what it was and always will be.  [/quote]

15 years ago I recall it having the rep of groups of unreformed aging frat boys and barfly aging sorority girls living together. Has it not evolved since then?[/quote]

They were not aging.  They were 22-25 years old.  But people pretend it has but it really should still be a transitional area for just out of college types. Trying to turn it into a family neighborhood is kind of a farce.  [/quote]

What? There are not many college houses anymore.  It is a family neighborhood. [/quote]

+1.

This person has no idea what they're talking about. [/quote]

I know what it is and what it should be. It isn’t a post college transition area anymore but it still should be.  The people who hunkered down there and stayed and did this make believe “it’s a family neighborhood” are awful.  They put a cork in the natural progression of DC movement.  Instead of getting in the way, they should have moved to Annandale or the like instead.

Optimally, people should start in GP or Cap Hill, then move to Kent and land your forever home in Normanstone.  Shame on those who didn’t.  [/quote]

LOL this is pure comedy 🤣[/quote]

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