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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]In my personal calculations, if I needed to buy a house in DC that required daily use of a car to get to schools, pharmacy, coffee shops, WORK , I would not continue to live in the city. The largely car free lifestyle is the key thing that offsets the public school madness for me. I also look toward the future when my teenagers will be able to walk, bike, metro to wherever they need to be.[/quote] That is fine. The problem is the poster implied that only DuPont and downtown were areas that you can live car free (or urban vs suburban which was original discussion) I would have to disagree as there are many many more areas that you can live car free including Columbia Heights, Adams Morgan, already mentioned Shepherd Park (Ga avenue), parts of petworth, parts of Cap Hill, Ledroit, Eckington etc....[/quote]
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