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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Thanks for the replies! It seems that living in Georgetown is out since it's not in the Deal area. What are good options to live in the Deal area? As in, close to a metro stop where I can go to Gerogetown? I don't have a car or anything so are there areas that I can navigate walking? I looked at the map of the area but I don't know anything about what I am looking for! And I should look for something in the Shepherd or Hearst Elementary School area, correct?[/quote]

Georgetown isn't easy to get to by any means even if you had a car (in which you'll get stuck). Your best bet from upper NW, which where you seem to focus your attention, are any of the buses going down Wisconsin and right through the (congested) heart of Georgetown. However, I have a hard time thinking that anything zoned for Deal would be much cheaper than a decent size apartment in Glover Park, North Georgetown, pool, front desk service, and all included. Try those apartment complexes along Mass Ave, north of Embassy Row. You'd have proximity to Georgetown (and your sister), your kids would be at an excellent middle school which is not overwhelmingly big for them to enter mid-way and which, as Deal, feeds to Wilson HS and also does well placing kids in application high schools.[/quote]

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