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Being a Maryland girl, I like to come home to peace and quiet along with some space. Besides, I can't imagine walking from store to store carrying bags. Also, I haven't been on a subway in years.
I’m a real estate agent in SC, and just helped a client get a home with 5 beds, 3 baths and 2,300 sq ft for under $295k. This is the norm. I got to start doing videos like this lol
I'm choosing location every time. Single woman with no kids. Don't need or want to decorate a big house for one person. I like the ability to just hop on a train and go where I need to go quickly. Or be walking distance from restaurants and bars, etc.
I like DC a lot but too many fees and no Parking . I got 2 cars & a motorcycle. Atleast have adequate parking for one car. Germantown nice but to far , so maybe Silver Spring or Largo would suffice .
Same, but the lack of closet/storage space is concerning with these condos. Ex.The pantry doubles for the front door closet, the bedroom closet is not a walk in or even step in, there's no linen closet, & the washer/dryer combo is in the kitchen instead of a closet. I live in a lofted studio, so I've learned that creating appealing storage can be costly.
Everyone thinks it’s so great in dc. They pay us shit a lot of the good house that’s newly renovated still has rats and roaches the crime is bad and they don’t pay you enough to afford anything. From someone who lives here I would stay down south too
300k+ to stay in the hood . Is crazy . Granted DC is great if you have money to blow just to invest . But living there is crazy, parking is rarely free ( condo or Apt extra 250-350 a month) speed cameras every where 100 min even if u only going 12mph ova da limit, Crime & influx of stolen cars . All it really has to offer convenience & night life .
@@theyluvslime3159native Washingtonian here - sorry you’re having a difficult time, but this is a really negative take that isn’t everyone’s experience. Perhaps you should relocate ….
I understand location is a huge part but $300,000 for 500 ft.² apartment is disgusting and idiotic purchase. They’re trying to convince you that it’s about the location and yet you’re still paying exorbitant pricing of something that’s not even in their control you’re paying an extra $150k-$200k to subsidize a $30 Lyft ride make it make sense. Plus, think to yourself businesses rise, and fall all the time half of these places weren’t even here 20 years ago
Team DC for me. I currently live in the South and having space is nice, but having an active lifestyle is even better for me. I am a divorced middle aged active woman and have family in that area. This has me ready to pack my bags lol. Only downside is the HOA fee that can change at any time.
DC is great for having an active lifestyle. Totally get the concern about HOA fees, but IF ..the building is managed well, they don’t typically change as much as people think.
I'm originally a new yorker..so..commuting I'm used to..more importantly to me would be to have space in my home ..location is secondary to me..🤷🏾♂️😉..so..it would be Maryland for me👏🏾👍🏾
I’m actually more curious of the areas closer to PG county rather than MOCO. I feel like areas along the blue and green line offer some commutability while also being more affordable than dc.
I'm a suburbs type of girl. I need my own space. I need guaranteed parking. However, Germantown is definitely a little too far but for the price, it might just change my mind.
Those basement places in dc worry me with flooding. Those places up in Germantown are very spacious but that commute on 270 is no joke. I’m still team md 💯
yea, the commute can be tough during rush hour, but its tolerable during non-rush hour times. about 30 mins depending on what part of DC one would be traveling to.
I just sold my house and downsized from a 4 bedroom in PG County. Theres nothing out there! Crime is bad. No shopping. I can back to Virginia and now rent. You did a good job finding these places! Germantown is too far from the city but some might line that.
I use to live in Waldorf, ❤ the area moving back up there soon. But DC is convenient if you want that, but you get more for your money living in Maryland and also just a little more money to.
I'm old enough to recall lots re: those DC neighborhoods (and I'll leave it at that); I also remember when Germantown was SUPER rural and more insular. THANK YOU for including walkability scores, sound/noise considerations, and spacing truths. I also like that you didn't do the thing that a lot of agents do: offer WILDLY different properties and pretend that they're comparable. Given who you appear to be? It wouldn't be wrong for you to include something along the lines of "comfortable in your skin" or "who will your kids go to school with" assessments (and maybe you have; your channel just arrived in my feed). I'll keep an eye on your channel; I like your smarts re: using this platform.
For those basement apartments, turn off the overhead light to evaluate how much natural light you’re really getting. I’ve lived in two basement apartments and the lack of natural light can be a bummer.
Currently living in one now and this statement is right on time. Depressing. Can’t wait to move. The overhead lighting was definitely misleading…we need natural light
Kennedy St location is less than 30 mins from Fort Totten walking. Get your steps in y'all or rent a scooter if you're in a hurry. Brightwood is one of DC's best neighborhoods, shouts out to Bashir!
German town is too far. I'm thinking about commuting into DC for work for 1 hour each way daily or coming into DC for entertainment purposes . The drive will be a nightmare, then there will be no parking or very expensive parking. So the MD condos are out and none of the DC apartments will work. Need to save for more house within 5 mins to a metro stop.
This is a great content as it shows the difference of values in the DMV area Although I am currently living in Korea, as a former Virginian who can’t wait to go back home, I easily pressed that subscribe button Keep up the good work!
Holy crap. I mean… ALL of the value is the location lol. I live just north of Baltimore (Parkville) and paid 280 for a single family home, front and back yard, on a side street, back yard is woods so only neighbors on sides. Detached garage, 4 car driveway. No HOA. Not walkable at all but sheesh, doesn’t everyone pretty much have a car anyway? Granted, this was 2022. I’m sure my property is up a lot now. I know, different strokes for different folks.
Team MD for homes, I love peace and quiet, even though i like to live close to metro cause I don't drive. I rather take a uber or lyft over DC. The hallways in DC look too claustrophobia for me. I like space, especially when you have an active kid like mine.
I understand location is a huge part but $300,000 for 500 ft.² apartment is disgusting and idiotic purchase. They’re trying to convince you that it’s about the location and yet you’re still paying exorbitant pricing of something that’s not even in their control you’re paying an extra $150k-$200k to subsidize a $30 Lyft ride make it make sense.
I used HPAP in Dc and got my home in 2024. HPAP was brutal but I went through it. Took from November 2023 -February 2024 to close. Got my house in Fairfax Village DC condo community on the border of MD. 2 bedroom 1 bath. Home was $300k, got it at $270k
I attended Woodrow Wilson High School in Friendship Heights during the 1980s while living in Brightwood, so this video experience was nostalgic. I have lived in NYC since the early 1990s and want to return to the DMV after 30 years. I would choose D.C. over Maryland any day. Chocolate City!
I watch your stuff a lot and I'm currently looking for jobs in DC (federal worker for years). It seems like condo prices are starting to crater in the city right now. Also, what do you think about VA loans for condos in DC? Do you notice a lot of issues or not?
@@jr-wv4qw yes condo prices in DC have been softening and have seen less demand since the pandemic due to remote work becoming a huge thing- folks no longer “needing” to live in DC to be close to work and are opting for more space out in the suburbs. And using VA loans to purchase condos work just fine. Unless the condo community has high delinquency rates ( too many residents behind on their HOA dues) then financing might get tricky.
Why Germantown? Would have been nice to compare $300k in DC vs. Baltimore. Compare city to city versus city to suburbs. But it is a no for me for any of the options. Wouldn't be willing to compromise on any of those options.
When you compare the locations can you at least drive to the nearest shopping area from the un walkable unit please . So I can a clear vision. I’m thinking about moving from California in a couple of years .
Being in Texas and seeing these prices is like they are fucking y’all up out there on the East Coast it’s so bad and sorry. I fell bad for yall I really do 😅
The Condos in DC will probably see more appreciation than the Germantown condos due to the upcoming developments in the DC Neighborhoods. Not much going on in Germantown.
There's a video on YT about what $750K can get you in all 5 boros of NYC. That first apt is ten times better than anything in that video and it's half the price.
My first apartment had that set up. It was HEAVEN in my 24 year old eyes... I'd rather have it in the kitchen than have to lug clothes to the laundromat, or worse, a community laundry area where everyone has access... Factors like stolen clothes and assault are eliminated from the equation.
I'll put it this way- In PG County, totally renovated move in ready 3-4 bed ,2-3 bath single family detached homes start at around 400k, depending of what part of PG County, prices for this type of home might start at 450k to 475k. Anything under 400k for this type of home in PG county will require some work. On the other hand, Fully renovated townhouses in PG County start at around 350k. Again, Depending on what part of PG County, they might start at 375k- 400k. Anything under 300k for a townhouse on average will require some renovation. Now, IN DC, fully renovated rowhouses start around 400k and fully renovated single family detached homes start at around 500k. These are mostly going to be homes "east of the river"(neighborhoods in Southeast DC). There might be some exceptions here and there to everything I just mentioned above, however, this is generally the standard.
@@otismassey3303 not great for some but great for others who choose to live there and call it home. People should make their own educated and informed decisions to do whats best for them and their budget.
I grew up down the street. Family still lives in the area. Prices should never be that high. Especially if you have to send your kids to the local schools too.
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@@Mrglock54 yes townhouses and condos
Being a Maryland girl, I like to come home to peace and quiet along with some space. Besides, I can't imagine walking from store to store carrying bags. Also, I haven't been on a subway in years.
I definitely understand but I like the hustle and bustle of the city😂😂😂💩
I’m a real estate agent in SC, and just helped a client get a home with 5 beds, 3 baths and 2,300 sq ft for under $295k. This is the norm. I got to start doing videos like this lol
Where in SC?
@@Bottledinsights gotta be out in the sticks for that price
I'm choosing location every time. Single woman with no kids. Don't need or want to decorate a big house for one person. I like the ability to just hop on a train and go where I need to go quickly. Or be walking distance from restaurants and bars, etc.
I like DC a lot but too many fees and no Parking . I got 2 cars & a motorcycle. Atleast have adequate parking for one car. Germantown nice but to far , so maybe Silver Spring or Largo would suffice .
Amen!! Condo living in an older well maintained building in GP has been my peace and joy for 6 years. 🥰
Same, but the lack of closet/storage space is concerning with these condos. Ex.The pantry doubles for the front door closet, the bedroom closet is not a walk in or even step in, there's no linen closet, & the washer/dryer combo is in the kitchen instead of a closet. I live in a lofted studio, so I've learned that creating appealing storage can be costly.
Yikes. I downsized as an empty nester to 2400 sq ft for $259,000 . No way I’d pay $300,000 for those closet homes. Guess I’m stuck in the south.
Everyone thinks it’s so great in dc. They pay us shit a lot of the good house that’s newly renovated still has rats and roaches the crime is bad and they don’t pay you enough to afford anything. From someone who lives here I would stay down south too
300k+ to stay in the hood . Is crazy . Granted DC is great if you have money to blow just to invest . But living there is crazy, parking is rarely free ( condo or Apt extra 250-350 a month) speed cameras every where 100 min even if u only going 12mph ova da limit, Crime & influx of stolen cars . All it really has to offer convenience & night life .
@@theyluvslime3159😢wow I wanted to leave fl and come up there
@@theyluvslime3159native Washingtonian here - sorry you’re having a difficult time, but this is a really negative take that isn’t everyone’s experience. Perhaps you should relocate ….
@@rickybobbydastar6534 yeah, one of homes was on kennedy street.....jeeesh
I live in MD and got a 2015 build 4br 4ba 2 car garage townhouse for $330,000. 2.25% annual rate, and I'm never letting this house go.
@@dennisrobinson2403 what part of MD?
@@BashirBadruDMVRealtor Indian Head
Wow. Did u get brand new? If so, what neighborhood/city?
Nm. Saw your reply above. There NOTHING out Indian Head so that price for that amount of house makes sense
@kk18266 it's very peaceful, though. That's exactly what I was looking for. I'm tired of the city. Grew up in it. It's time for peace and quiet.
I understand location is a huge part but $300,000 for 500 ft.² apartment is disgusting and idiotic purchase. They’re trying to convince you that it’s about the location and yet you’re still paying exorbitant pricing of something that’s not even in their control you’re paying an extra $150k-$200k to subsidize a $30 Lyft ride make it make sense. Plus, think to yourself businesses rise, and fall all the time half of these places weren’t even here 20 years ago
It’s Definitely A Nooooooo For Me For Thee 300,000 Condos looks like regular apartments to me 🤷🏾♂️ 🤷🏾♂️🤷🏾♂️
Definitely, like a apartment
Team DC for me. I currently live in the South and having space is nice, but having an active lifestyle is even better for me. I am a divorced middle aged active woman and have family in that area. This has me ready to pack my bags lol. Only downside is the HOA fee that can change at any time.
DC is great for having an active lifestyle. Totally get the concern about HOA fees, but IF ..the building is managed well, they don’t typically change as much as people think.
The HOA fees typically need a vote from all of the home owner’s for an increase, they just can’t increase the fees for no good reason.
@@c.w.1925 facts.
@@c.w.1925- the board can vote for and implement an increase if necessary, that’s the law.
@@c.w.1925they typically do that across various states in the US. So your research on the history of HOAs which operate like the mafia.
I'm originally a new yorker..so..commuting I'm used to..more importantly to me would be to have space in my home ..location is secondary to me..🤷🏾♂️😉..so..it would be Maryland for me👏🏾👍🏾
I’m actually more curious of the areas closer to PG county rather than MOCO. I feel like areas along the blue and green line offer some commutability while also being more affordable than dc.
Nope. The price is always $400k-500k. No matter how far out you go. The houses just get slightly larger.
I'm a suburbs type of girl. I need my own space. I need guaranteed parking. However, Germantown is definitely a little too far but for the price, it might just change my mind.
yup, city and the suburbs definitely has its perks and trade-offs.
No no and no! It’s expensive EVERYWHERE.
Those basement places in dc worry me with flooding. Those places up in Germantown are very spacious but that commute on 270 is no joke. I’m still team md 💯
yea, the commute can be tough during rush hour, but its tolerable during non-rush hour times. about 30 mins depending on what part of DC one would be traveling to.
@@BashirBadruDMVRealtor 30min only if you live in very high upper NW. it would be MADNESS to go from germantown (I work at the college) to downtown DC
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I just sold my house and downsized from a 4 bedroom in PG County. Theres nothing out there! Crime is bad. No shopping. I can back to Virginia and now rent. You did a good job finding these places! Germantown is too far from the city but some might line that.
@@Allthingscheri when you say there is nothing out there, are you referring to Pg county?
Gaithersburg & PG!
@ cool. Hope VA is treating you well
PG has plenty of shopping depending where in PG, and crime is only bad in particular places in PG.
@ yup.
I use to live in Waldorf, ❤ the area moving back up there soon. But DC is convenient if you want that, but you get more for your money living in Maryland and also just a little more money to.
I love the layouts & designs in DC ! But Maryland u get more for your money.
I'm old enough to recall lots re: those DC neighborhoods (and I'll leave it at that); I also remember when Germantown was SUPER rural and more insular. THANK YOU for including walkability scores, sound/noise considerations, and spacing truths. I also like that you didn't do the thing that a lot of agents do: offer WILDLY different properties and pretend that they're comparable. Given who you appear to be? It wouldn't be wrong for you to include something along the lines of "comfortable in your skin" or "who will your kids go to school with" assessments (and maybe you have; your channel just arrived in my feed). I'll keep an eye on your channel; I like your smarts re: using this platform.
For those basement apartments, turn off the overhead light to evaluate how much natural light you’re really getting. I’ve lived in two basement apartments and the lack of natural light can be a bummer.
Currently living in one now and this statement is right on time. Depressing. Can’t wait to move. The overhead lighting was definitely misleading…we need natural light
I prefer location easy access. I don’t want to commute. So team DC for me.
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HOA fees are so high in these condos. 😔
I see!!!
I Love the condos in DC but what you didn’t cover is how much the parking is in both friendship Heights that parking garage is probably not free
Kennedy St location is less than 30 mins from Fort Totten walking. Get your steps in y'all or rent a scooter if you're in a hurry. Brightwood is one of DC's best neighborhoods, shouts out to Bashir!
@@pokeyd85 depending on how fast you walk, Its about 20-30 mins
@BashirBadruDMVRealtor several bus lines on Kennedy St NW make for an easy & quick commute
@@pokeyd85 yup
$315k for a basement unit is crazy!
Update: The prices for the other two condos in the same building on Kennedy Street, DC, were recently reduced to $285,000 and $295,000.
Those high ceiling going to run up your electric bill, in summer and winter. You’ll ultimately being paying more for that place in maintenance.
the two DC condo is a no,espicially the basement one,,I am team Maryland all day long.
What about Virginia? 😂 Just abandon the V from the DMV lol
$300k will get you a cot and a public restroom in Alexandria and Arlington. You'll hate the commute if you have to move farther out.
Watching from Md.
Friendship heights is a great area!
German town is too far. I'm thinking about commuting into DC for work for 1 hour each way daily or coming into DC for entertainment purposes . The drive will be a nightmare, then there will be no parking or very expensive parking. So the MD condos are out and none of the DC apartments will work. Need to save for more house within 5 mins to a metro stop.
move to college park
I’m from NYC and I like Maryland 😊
You can’t get sheet in either place for that amount
Location, location, location.
That Bloomingdale’s , I recognize Chevy Chase when I see it
This is a great content as it shows the difference of values in the DMV area
Although I am currently living in Korea, as a former Virginian who can’t wait to go back home, I easily pressed that subscribe button
Keep up the good work!
@@ThePerson2Talk2 welcome, thanks for subscribing 👊🏽. There’s some other great content in the library.
great video man
Thanks for watching! 👊
The monthly HOA fees are Astounding😳😳😳
Hey. These are low. Virginia condo fees are 600-1000 a month! And go up every year. 😅
Holy crap. I mean… ALL of the value is the location lol. I live just north of Baltimore (Parkville) and paid 280 for a single family home, front and back yard, on a side street, back yard is woods so only neighbors on sides. Detached garage, 4 car driveway. No HOA. Not walkable at all but sheesh, doesn’t everyone pretty much have a car anyway? Granted, this was 2022. I’m sure my property is up a lot now.
I know, different strokes for different folks.
@@Tinker3504 yup, gotta do what works for you 👍
Team MD for homes, I love peace and quiet, even though i like to live close to metro cause I don't drive. I rather take a uber or lyft over DC. The hallways in DC look too claustrophobia for me. I like space, especially when you have an active kid like mine.
Germantown - more space! Could not imagine using those closets in DC… way too small 😂
@@denisecook5420 😆
The second unit on Kennedy st isn't up to code. The bedroom needs a window.
I feel like both areas are just so expensive. Especially when I can move out of state and get so much more for the same price
Team Maryland😍
why so? 🤔
It's a no for me on all of them.
1st looks like college campus housing! I’m good, Love. I’ll stay my a** in the Midwest!
what are midwest prices looking like these days 🤔
@@BashirBadruDMVRealtor Take a look in Ohio, wayyyy better than DMV as far as square footage (single family home) and land.
I understand location is a huge part but $300,000 for 500 ft.² apartment is disgusting and idiotic purchase. They’re trying to convince you that it’s about the location and yet you’re still paying exorbitant pricing of something that’s not even in their control you’re paying an extra $150k-$200k to subsidize a $30 Lyft ride make it make sense.
Apartments in Maryland are better than the first condo. I wouldn’t pay for that if I was rich.
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Maryland! I have cars to get around and prefer to do my own upgrades.
I used HPAP in Dc and got my home in 2024. HPAP was brutal but I went through it. Took from November 2023 -February 2024 to close. Got my house in Fairfax Village DC condo community on the border of MD. 2 bedroom 1 bath. Home was $300k, got it at $270k
@@ms.ashley good to hear that you got through with them. HPAP has become a nightmare.
team dc. suburbs played out and soulless
lol
No, it's not worth it for 325K. The bathroom is too small and the toilet next to the bathtub turns me off. Much too small.
Key to price is crime rate...next time if you can include this important data as well...also what is the ethnicity break down...
I attended Woodrow Wilson High School in Friendship Heights during the 1980s while living in Brightwood, so this video experience was nostalgic. I have lived in NYC since the early 1990s and want to return to the DMV after 30 years. I would choose D.C. over Maryland any day. Chocolate City!
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Going to VA .. md has trash prices for a small house no value
@@marchgirl0719 what part of VA? Northern Virginia tends to be even more expensive than DC in a lot if instances
I watch your stuff a lot and I'm currently looking for jobs in DC (federal worker for years). It seems like condo prices are starting to crater in the city right now. Also, what do you think about VA loans for condos in DC? Do you notice a lot of issues or not?
@@jr-wv4qw yes condo prices in DC have been softening and have seen less demand since the pandemic due to remote work becoming a huge thing- folks no longer “needing” to live in DC to be close to work and are opting for more space out in the suburbs. And using VA loans to purchase condos work just fine. Unless the condo community has high delinquency rates ( too many residents behind on their HOA dues) then financing might get tricky.
my HOA is $850/year (house), I thought that was a lot. 290/month here? my goodness
Why Germantown? Would have been nice to compare $300k in DC vs. Baltimore. Compare city to city versus city to suburbs. But it is a no for me for any of the options. Wouldn't be willing to compromise on any of those options.
When you compare the locations can you at least drive to the nearest shopping area from the un walkable unit please . So I can a clear vision. I’m thinking about moving from California in a couple of years .
yes, about a 5 min drive
#1 was richer area. #2 is gentrified hood.
Petworth isn't 30min from Kennedy st
@@canderson4298 never said it was. I said the petworth metro is a 30 min walk from kennedy st
Where can I find both space and convenience?
everywhere, but it comes at a cost.
Being in Texas and seeing these prices is like they are fucking y’all up out there on the East Coast it’s so bad and sorry. I fell bad for yall I really do 😅
Haha .. we'll survive. 🙂
What do we think the value on the DC places will be compared to the Germantown places in 10 years?
The Condos in DC will probably see more appreciation than the Germantown condos due to the upcoming developments in the DC Neighborhoods. Not much going on in Germantown.
Nothing going on in Germantown!
There's a video on YT about what $750K can get you in all 5 boros of NYC. That first apt is ten times better than anything in that video and it's half the price.
@@Yavin4 NY is a completely different animal
@@BashirBadruDMVRealtor I know. That's why I'm moving to the DMV next year. Everything is over priced and the value is shit.
A washing machine in the kitchen, though? It's a no for me.
My first apartment had that set up. It was HEAVEN in my 24 year old eyes... I'd rather have it in the kitchen than have to lug clothes to the laundromat, or worse, a community laundry area where everyone has access... Factors like stolen clothes and assault are eliminated from the equation.
@@teetee2640fair point.
DC, and I love NW DC.
@@PPCCO. 👊🏽
Germantown area for me
Dc is definitely where I go for the nightlife, but I can’t do the rats and car breakins
And the weed smells in these condo buildings...I have not been in one yet where it wasn't lit up.
If you don’t want a condo but a single family home in this price range or under 425,000, is that even possible in DC or PG County nowadays?
I'll put it this way- In PG County, totally renovated move in ready 3-4 bed ,2-3 bath single family detached homes start at around 400k, depending of what part of PG County, prices for this type of home might start at 450k to 475k. Anything under 400k for this type of home in PG county will require some work. On the other hand, Fully renovated townhouses in PG County start at around 350k. Again, Depending on what part of PG County, they might start at 375k- 400k. Anything under 300k for a townhouse on average will require some renovation. Now, IN DC, fully renovated rowhouses start around 400k and fully renovated single family detached homes start at around 500k. These are mostly going to be homes "east of the river"(neighborhoods in Southeast DC). There might be some exceptions here and there to everything I just mentioned above, however, this is generally the standard.
Dc was nice
House not Townhouse
A basement unit for 315k? 😭
not anymore, they dropped the price to 295k
It’s no way somebody should pay 300k to live on Kennedy st. Not a great neighborhood at all
@@otismassey3303 not great for some but great for others who choose to live there and call it home. People should make their own educated and informed decisions to do whats best for them and their budget.
I grew up down the street. Family still lives in the area. Prices should never be that high. Especially if you have to send your kids to the local schools too.
Ahh no on the first one. I stopped watching after that
500sq ft for 324k? ....😢 even va can get you a bit more bang for your buck
yeah but then you gotta lice in MD lol
Team Murrlan. 😂 dc is for fun.
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Native NW Washingtonian who enjoys your content. Disappointing to see all these negative takes on a city that’s home to so many diverse cultures and communities. I lucked out in 2022 w a
Native NW Washingtonian who enjoys your content. Disappointing to see all these negative takes on a city that’s home to so many diverse cultures and communities. I lucked out in 2022 w a
Dc is definitely where I go for the nightlife, but I can’t do the rats and car breakins