DC Gentrification

Living in Washington, D.C., means rubbing elbows with a diverse group of people from congressmen to young professionals to social activists. Life in this city also means the choice of many impressive living complexes. If you don’t plan on buying a house, there are an abundance of apartment and condo communities. Living in one of these new complexes guarantees amenities, services, and the opportunity to get to know other D.C. inhabitants your age.Located in the Southeastern part of the city, 909 at Capitol Yards is a 13-story boutique apartment building. A diverse selection of floor plans to choose from meets needs of people looking for anything from a studio to a 3-bedroom apartment. Extensive amenities including a pool, gym, billiards lounge, and even conference rooms provide everything you need right on site. This ideal location places you within walking distance of the Nationals Park, the Capitol, and the Metro.Dorchester House is an Art Deco style apartment complex in Northwest D.C. Though renovations have kept this complex up to date and a sought after living location, it’s almost 70 years old. Apartments ranging from just 525 square feet to over 1100 square feet make up this complex.The brand new Harvard Lofts Condo Complex incorporates modern design into one of the cities historical districts. These town-homes offer balconies, gourmet kitchens and upscale designs for a true taste of luxury living.The Potomac Place on 4^th street offers newly renovated condos with options for granite countertops and maple floors. Located n the urban southwest part of the city, there’s always plenty going on in the area, and residents are only blocks away from the National Mall and the Southwest Waterfront. These condos range from the 180s to over 300 and include access to the outdoor pool, fitness center, and an entertainment lounge.