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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I'm surprised to see all the Mt P hatred on here. I don't live in Mt P now, but am considering it for the future assuming the current set of boundary proposals or another change that keeps Mt P in bounds for Deal goes though (I realize that is a big if) and assuming I don't luck out for a DCI-feeder in the lottery (sadly, that is probably a safer assumption). I currently live in Logan Circle now and am looking for a similar neighborhood vibe with a commute that isn't too much worse and avoids the chronic issues plaguing the red line. Depending on where you buy in Mt P, you can be just about a 10 minute walk from the green line and a couple blocks from a Circulator stop. My school plan would be to do private school until kids are old enough for Deal. I lied in Mt P more than 10 years ago and liked the neighborhood except for the street harassment - but I figure I'm now too old to attract such attention and I only have boys so it is less of an issue than if I had girls. In terms of the retail strip, while it's not the greatest, Columbia Heights and 11th street are not far away. Plus I liked the bodegas and Dos Gringos. Is the retail strip in Cleveland Park or Woodley Park much better?  Personally I don't think so. Most of the restaurants there are kinda lame an[b]d the crazy neighborhood association seems to not be helping matters[/b].[/quote]

I have no idea what you're talking about here.  The Woodley Park area has a lot of retail choices, and today's Washington Post magazine article makes Cleveland Park seem almost ideal.[/quote]

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