neighborhoods: Consider Capital Hill if you’re Dog Lover
- 08/25/09 07:59 AM
If you’re a dog lover and you are new to the Washington DC area or thinking about moving here you might want to consider the Capital Hill area. Capitol Hill, one of the oldest residential communities in Washington DC takes its name from the hill which rises in the center of Washington and extends eastward. The hill area is made up of more than 150 square miles and diverse neighborhoods. The “Hill” is one of the dog friendliest areas in all of Washington. The neighborhoods are full of children and friendly dogs and the Hill has perhaps the most unique dog … (2 comments)
neighborhoods: Discovering Germantown, MD
- 03/02/09 12:16 AM
One of my recent clients's decided he needed to move out of the city. He had reached the end with his cramped condo, the constant noise and crowds associated with city living. He wanted me to find him a detached house in Germantown, MD. I am licensed in DC, MD and Virginia. I sell homes in Montgomery County, MD all the time. Germantown is in Montgomery County. It is about 25 minutes (without traffic) from my office and 40 minutes from Dupont Circle where my client lived. Frankly, I do not go to Germantown very often. I told my client this … (3 comments)
neighborhoods: A Walk in Rock Creek Park
- 02/12/09 03:24 AM
Almost every morning I walk my two beautiful black Labs in Rock Creek Park. I go to the section of the park across from St. John's College H.S., off Military Road, in Chevy Chase, DC. Each time I step into the woods, the same thought always runs thorugh my mind. "What beauty!" I can not believe I live in the city and can step into the country and nature within minutes of my home. As I walked this morning, I noticed how bare the tall brown trees looked. These trees look so strong and powerful against the deep blue sky. It … (0 comments)
neighborhoods: What I Recently Learned From a 4 and 8 Year Old
- 01/21/09 09:13 AM
2 young children, in my neighborhood (a 4 and 8 year old with the help of their father) were participating in community service by collecting nonperishable food for the Capitol Area Food Bank. I thought, what a great idea, collecting food...The 4 and 8 year old explained that after the holidays, food donations go down. More people and families have been relying on the local food banks for daily food for their tables. As a result, th shelves of local food banks have been running very low. Quickly, I put together a shopping bag of nonperishable items to donate. It took … (3 comments)
If you’re a dog lover and you are new to the Washington DC area or thinking about moving here you might want to consider the Capital Hill area. Capitol Hill, one of the oldest residential communities in Washington DC takes its name from the hill which rises in the center of Washington and extends eastward. The hill area is made up of more than 150 square miles and diverse neighborhoods. The “Hill” is one of the dog friendliest areas in all of Washington. The neighborhoods are full of children and friendly dogs and the Hill has perhaps the most unique dog … (2 comments)
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