We have dogs, so I don't see condo living working for us. Maybe a rowhouse somewhere and a weekend home elsewhere for the difference in price between the rowhouse and our SFH + tuition. And my sedan would be traded in for a convertible. Glover Park, Cleveland Park, Georgetown.

Georgetown - but on the Dupont side near Rock Creek. Lived there years ago and loved it!

I'd live on Capitol Hill. I also like H Street NE and U Street, but I'm not the biggest fan of the green line and H Street NE is not metro-friendly. Ideally, I'd have a small, cute rowhouse walking distance to a metro station.

I could (just barely) afford that now, but can't afford private schools and I didn't want to deal with the charter school/lottery administrative crap.

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Everyone I know who lived there with kids was very happy!

Laguna Beach CA with a pied a terre in Georgetown

I loved living in Dupont Circle and would probably go back there.

1&:05 - BIG FAT DITTO.

Exactly where we live now, downtown DC in a rowhouse. When we retire we're moving back to Manhattan but to Chelsea not the Upper West Side where we use to live.

Virtually anywhere but DC.

Gangplank Marina in DC on a houseboat with a fully retractable entryway or a troll living under it that demanded a password or an answer to a riddle before you were allowed to come on board.

Georgetown, definitely. Every time I'm down there I fantasize about moving there when the kids go to college.

If we are talking DC...Kalorama. Lived in an apartment there before kids and loved it. No way we could afford it now.

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