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Compass
1313 14th St. NW.
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Samuel Wardle
Become known for its cultural diversity and as a welcoming place for all residents.
Alexandria was born as a port for tobacco warehouses in the early 18th century.
A unique neighborhood for housing a major university and its cultural perks.
Today Arlington has a youthful vigor and an exciting mix of families and singles.
A bustling, pedestrian-friendly downtown featuring high-end dining and shops
Filled with people experiencing the nation’s capital for the first time.
This engaging neighborhood is loyal to its commercial center along “The Avenue”.
Cleveland Park has the trappings of a small town with easy access to the big city.
Developed at the turn of the century as a streetcar suburb of Washington.
Despite a high concentration of embassies and historic mansions.
Today’s Georgetown residents effortlessly combine tradition and trendiness.
Nestled near Capitol Hill & Union Market, known for it's locally-owned spots.
Peace and quiet are the rules of this close-knit community.
Grand row homes and mansions sprung up around the new Circle.
An enclave of manicured neighborhoods just minutes from downtown Washington.
Shaw’s combination of historic and modern homes alongside revitalized retail.
Silver Spring has had a few detours in its development as a thriving DC suburb.
A series of parks and water features that are ideal for recreation.
A refreshing residential hideaway with easy access to neighboring nightlife.
Known as Washington’s cultural center at the turn of the century.
Compass
1313 14th St. NW.
Washington, DC 20005
Samuel Wardle