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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]where will you be commuting to? that would make a huge difference for me. also, if J, Murch or other NW school, you get Deal and Wilson. Which even if you plan for private it is nice to have a back-up.[/quote] Both of us would be working downtown dc. Farragut area. [/quote] Redline would be perfect OP. I would strongly consider living walking to metro in deal-wilson feeder area, you won't be sorry![/quote] I, on the other hand, would recommend living on the Orange or blue lines. Capitol South or Eastern Market. Capitol Hill is friendlier, closer knit, and a more vibrant neighborhood right now than the JKLM areas. Brent is excellent. The red line/NW snobbery of years past is outdated. You'll love Capitol Hill.[/quote] Brent is ground zero for Eastern Market and Capitol South. Be mindful of boundaries: East Capitol, Seventh Street, Eisenhower Freeway. A block to the east you're looking at Tyler or the Cluster (Watkijs) and a block to the north you're potentially IB for Ludlow-Taylor. Not saying those are necessarily bad options but . . . [/quote] Boundary is 8th not 7th.[/quote] Yes. But only the west side of 8th, not the east, is IB for Brent.[/quote]
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