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[quote=Anonymous]Lots of sour grapes and haters in this thread. Georgetown is great for what it is - safe, family friendly, walkable, solid by-right public schools. The houses are old, but charming. Lots of fun free activities for our kids at the rec center, pool, and Book Hill Library. If Georgetown was so awful, then we wouldn’t have all these OOB students from Petworth, Shaw, Cap Hill, etc clamoring for our seats. Also, I can’t remember the last time I even heard of a shoot out in Georgetown, Burleith, or Glover Park. That’s a weekly occurance, per reports on Popville, in EOTP neighborhoods and happened three times in two years within 250 feet of our doorstep on Euclid St NW in CoHi. Things are turning over right now on Wisconsin. Legacy tenants are getting the boot. There’s a new French bakery opening in a long empty space. Wingo’s Cafe replaced the Fox Taproom. The recent renovation of the Glover Park Hotel was very successful and Casolare is packed. The new Trader Joe’s and high end condos is ahead of schedule. Changes are happening quickly.[/quote]
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