Tuesday, October 16, 2007
Where to Live in Washington, D.C.?
Unless you're living in the expensive area near the Zoo - Embassy Row, Woodley Park, Cleveland Park - D.C. is noisy city-living. A lot of transplanted young people choose to live in high-rise apartments along the Orange line in the northern part of Arlington County (Metro stops: Courthouse, Clarendon, Virginia Square, and Ballston). These are convenient to the Metro - outdoor shops at Clarendon, and the shopping center at Ballston. But the Orange line is always jammed - and the Pentagon City shopping center is larger/better.
It's better to live on the south side of Arlington County - on the Blue/Yellow lines at Pentagon City/Crystal City!
River House Apartments
1400 South Joyce Street
Arlington VA 22202
Phone: (703) 271-8011 • Fax: (703) 892-5652
Email: leasing@riverhouseapts.com, http://www.riverhouseapts.com/
Charles E. Smith Apartments has a bad reputation because they're so huge - and they also add up all the utility cost for the whole place - then divide by square footage. So it's much more expensive for most folks...however, their rent can be cheaper than a luxury apartment like Lennox Club/Warwick House - and Charles E. Smith has a one-time $600 move-in fee. So if you want to move into any of their apartments around - you don't have to pay a yearly fee - like most places.
It's better to live on the south side of Arlington County - on the Blue/Yellow lines at Pentagon City/Crystal City!
River House Apartments
1400 South Joyce Street
Arlington VA 22202
Phone: (703) 271-8011 • Fax: (703) 892-5652
Email: leasing@riverhouseapts.com, http://www.riverhouseapts.com/
Charles E. Smith Apartments has a bad reputation because they're so huge - and they also add up all the utility cost for the whole place - then divide by square footage. So it's much more expensive for most folks...however, their rent can be cheaper than a luxury apartment like Lennox Club/Warwick House - and Charles E. Smith has a one-time $600 move-in fee. So if you want to move into any of their apartments around - you don't have to pay a yearly fee - like most places.
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You haven't posted for a long time. Tell us more about your life in Washington DC.
I like pork and beans, but it makes me sad when the can is all beans and hardly any pork--just a little dot smaller than the eraser on a pencil. Is there somebody in Washington DC who can fix that?
A cup of green tea every day. For longevity!
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I like pork and beans, but it makes me sad when the can is all beans and hardly any pork--just a little dot smaller than the eraser on a pencil. Is there somebody in Washington DC who can fix that?
A cup of green tea every day. For longevity!
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