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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]definitely Bloomingdale.  I live there and am an artist with three kids. Very diverse, very artsy, tons of new ethnic restaurants and hip businesses opening up all around.  It is awesome here.  We own and havent regretted buying for a single second and it's been 5 years now.  Things just keep getting better and better.  It was a little rough at the start and it is still transitional in spots but for the most part, it is a great place to live. [/quote]

Agree on Bloomingdale.  Some of the other suggestions are ludicrous.  Lots of families with kids a handful of restaurants, beautiful homes and walking distance to a ton more ethnic restaurants on U street or in Shaw but without feeling like you're living in the midst of a busy night life district.  Also much more of a community than somewhere like Adams Morgan.  Close to metro and buses and also great access to 395, downtown (walkable to Chinatown, for example) and other parts of the city, VA and MD.  Tons of artists and a nice community.  I've lived there since 2003.  It wasn't always like that (used to be that there were no restaurants for example, since then we've had several, bars, yoga studio and a ton of families most with kids under 5 or so).[/quote]

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