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Condominium for sale
2 bd - 2 ba
$650,000  15th and R

Bishop's Gate Condo

Washington, DC
Condominium for sale
2 bd - 2 ba
$679,000  convention center,downtown

luxury high rise behind new convention center downtown corner unit, great views.

Washington Dc, DC
Single family home for sale    4 bd - 3 ba
$422,000  Schools, Shopping, Public Tran

Beautiful 4 Bdrm Brick Rambler w/ 2 Car Garage in Fort Dupont Park, SE

Washington, DC
Apartment for rent    1 bd - 1 ba
$1,935  Washington

Near the Metro, Rock Creek Park, & restaurants. - 3003 Van Ness St. Nw 1x1

Washington, DC
Apartment for rent    2 bd - 1 ba
$2,565  Washington

Near Rock Creek Park, the Metro, & restaurants. - 3003 Van Ness St. Nw 2x1

Washington, DC
Apartment for rent    2 bd - 1 ba
$2,305  Washington

Upper Connecticut Ave 2 Bed - Great Location - 2950 Van Ness St. Nw 2x2

Washington, DC
Apartment for rent    1 bd - 1 ba
$1,440  Washington

Classic residence at Connecticut Heights - 4850 Connecticut Ave. Nw 0x1

Washington, DC
Apartment for rent    2 bd - 2 ba
$2,770  Washington

Spectacular Views! Washer & Dryer in Unit! - 2501 Porter St. Nw 2x2

Washington, DC
Apartment for rent    1 bd - 1 ba
$2,090  Washington

Washer & Dryer in Unit! Spectacular Views! - 2501 Porter St. Nw 1x1

Washington, DC
Apartment for rent    1 bd - 1 ba
$1,980  Washington

Walking Distance to the Red line Metro - 2000 N St. Nw 0x1

Washington, DC
Apartment for rent    2 bd - 1 ba
$3,445  Washington

2 Bed In the heart of Dupont Circle - 2000 N St. Nw 2x1

Washington, DC

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DC - District of Columbia

Washington, D.C. is the capital city of the United States of America. "D.C." is an abbreviation for the District of Columbia, the federal district coextensive with the city of Washington. The city is named after George Washington, military leader of the American Revolution and the first President of the United States.

According to the Census Bureau, the District's daytime population is estimated at 982,853.[9] The influx of over 410,000 workers into Washington on a normal business day comprises a 72% increase of the capital's normal population. That is the largest increase percentage-wise of any city studied and the second-largest net increase, behind only New York City.

District of Columbia QuickFacts from the US Census Bureau


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