Dupont Circle

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Sample real estate listings in this neighborhood

Dupont Circle

$499,900

2BR 1FB 0HB
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Dupont Circle

$349,000

1BR 1FB 0HB
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Neighborhood comments from local residents

Dupont Circle (Submitted by HG)

I love it! It feels so safe -- a great small part of a bigger city. I have my gym, cleaners, farmers market all within a 5 block radius - it is like a small town instead of a city. My neighbors are so friendly and we all care about each other in my building. We're diverse in terms of age but accepting and protecting. I love my location because I can be in Adams Morgan, Georgetown, Downtown -- in 5 minutes! Or Arlington Cemetary, downtown, the Mall etc. in 10 miuntes. Or anything in the whole city in 10 minutes. Or I could walk anything on a good night!

Dupont Circle (Submitted by eko)

Living in DC in Dupont Circle is the best of everything in terms of living in DC. Restaurants, bars, grocery stores, Metro and other easy transportation - everything is within a few blocks. There is a real sense of community, and there is usually something fun going on in the actual Dupont Circle too - impromptu bands, entertainment, even chess tournaments in the summer.

Dupont Circle (Submitted by A.F.)

I've lived in Dupont Circle for eight years now, first on the western side of the Circle (22nd and N Streets) and then -- for the last six years - over on the easter side at 17th and Corcoran, near the Safeway. Without reservation, I love it. Each side of the Circle has its own dynamic, from the more quiet, almost-Foggy-bottom vibe of the western side, to the patio-seating-restaurant vibe of the eastern side. One of the main reasons I advocate Circle living is the location. I used to work downtown (18th and K) and found that I could walk to work in 10-15 minutes. (When I stopped my walking commute, I quickly tallied up 10 lbs!) It's a 10 minute walk up 18th Street to the heart of Adams Morgan and those restaurants, or 5-10 minutes up New Hampshire to U Street and those restaurants. Now that there's a Whole Foods over on P Street, I quite honestly think I could live without a car. Just last night my boyfriend and I wanted to see a movie over in Penn Quarter/Chinatown and walked there. When I have guests in town, I can walk them down to the Memorials, across the Mall and the museums to the Capitol building and Eastern Market. By the time we Metro home, they're exhausted and have a good feel for the city. You can find more space somewhere else, but you can't replicate the vibe or the central location.

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2 homes currently for sale in this neighborhood

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Other area links

District of Columbia Public Schools website

Washington Post - A City of Neighborhoods

Washington Visitors Information

Cultural Alliance of Greater Washington

The Kennedy Center

Metro and Metro Bus web site and trip planner

Washington Parent Magazine website

Washington Walks

DC Department of Public Works - recycling, etc.

The Boy Scouts of America, National Capital Area

The Washington Redskins web site

Capital Pride Website

The Washington Post online

Boys and Girls Clubs of Greater Washington

Chinese Culture and Community Service Center

Girl Scout Council of the Nation's Capital

George Mason University

D.C. United - Men's Professional Soccer

Wolf Trap - America's National Park for the Performing Arts

Center for Regional Analysis - economic resources

New Neighbors League Club

Washingtonian Restaurants and Dining Guide

The Smithsonian's Discovery Theatre for Kids

Six Flags America Theme Park

A list of tourist attractions in the Nation's Capital


Facts about this zip code

Total Population:

4,119

Ages 0-14(%):

2.62%

Female(%):

47.83%

Ages 15-24(%):

13.77%

Male(%):

52.17%

Ages 25-44(%):

53.39%

Median Hshld Income:

$56,606

Ages 45-54(%):

12.36%

Avg Hshld Size:

1.25

Ages 55plus(%):

17.87%

Avg Hshld Income:

$81,700

HS Diploma(%):

4.52%

Owner Occp(%):

33.41%

Bachelor's Degree(%):

29.69%

Tenant Occp(%):

66.59%

Professional Degree(%):

39.23%




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