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Here is more specific information about some of the different neighborhoods in DC
Adams Morgan
Culturally diverse and artistic, Adams Morgan is centered around the intersection of 18th and Columbia Road NW. Decorated with colorful murals and storefronts, sidewalk cafes, ethnic cuisine, coffee shops, and vintage stores-Adams Morgan is known as one of the hippest neighborhood with some of DC’s best live music venues.
Architecturally, Adams Morgan is composed primarily of historic row homes built in the 19th and early 20th century. However since 2001, new residential developments have moved into the neighborhood boasting modern lofts and condos with more than 5100 new units already built and 1300 more units to be completed in the near future. A new Harris Teeter grocery store has further grounded the area as a strong residential address for both families and young professionals in search of the perfect urban oasis.
- Adams Morgan Online
- Adams Morgan Main Streets
- Advisory Neighborhood Commission 1-C
- Adams Morgan Dogs
American University Park
Adjacent to American University, this charming NW neighborhood was one of the first in DC developed for residents with automobiles in the 1920s and comprised almost entirely of single family homes. Many architectural styles are represented here, but most homes boast stoops and front porches, adding to the community spirit of the neighborhood.AU Park’s quiet suburban tree-lined streets, yet close proximity to Metro, Downtown DC, and shopping, make this wonderful neighborhood popular with young families and professionals. Residents often recreate at Turtle Park, a perfect place for neighborhood fairs, little league, and ice cream socials.
Brookland
Burleith
One of DC’s more upscale neighborhoods, Buleith is situated just north of Georgetown and south of Glover Park. Burleith is composed of about 530 row homes built in the 1920s and is a popular neighborhood for professionals, families and Georgetown students.Hillandale, an exclusive 24-hour gated community is also considered part of Burleith. The 78 acres which encompasses Hillandale was owned until 1979 by the family of John Dustin Archbold, one of US’s first oil refiners. Hillandale offers privacy and tranquility along with a beautiful community pool, tot lot and tennis courts. This fine address is now home to prominent Congressmen and Washington power players.
Capitol Hill
- Capitol Hill Historic District
- Capitol Hill Association of Merchants and Professionals
- Capitol Hill Voice
- Eastern Market
- Old City Capitol Hill Neighborhood Association
Chevy Chase
Cleveland Park
- Cleveland Park Website
- Cleveland Park Citizens Association
- Cleveland Park Historical Society
- Cleveland Park Club
Columbia Heights
Crestwood
Downtown
- Downtown DC Business Improvement District
- Mount Vernon Square Neighborhood Association
- Penn Quarter Living
- H Street Development
Dupont Circle
- Dupont Circle Citizens Association
- Historic Dupont Circle Main Streets
- Dupont Circle ANC 2B
- Dupont-Kalorama Museums Consortium
Forest Hills
Georgetown
Glover Park
Kalorama
LeDroit Park
- LeDroit Park Civic Association
- LeDroit Park Historic District
- LeDroit Park Historic Distric Brochure
Logan Circle
Mount Pleasant
- Mount Pleasant Website
- Advisory Neighborhood Commission 1D
- All-Ways Mt Pleasant Neighbors Association
- Historic Mount Pleasant
Palisades
Petworth
- The Petworth Neighborhood
- Prince of Petworth
- Petworth News
- Grant Circular Your Neighborhood Magazine
Shaw/U Street/Cardozo
- Shaw Neighborhood
- Advisory Neighborhood Commission 2C
- Shaw Main Streets
- Greater U Street Historic District
16th Street Heights
Shepherd Park
Southwest
Spring Valley
Tenleytown
Woodley Park
