MOVING To Oakton VA? Find Out All The THINGS YOU NEED TO KNOW!

April 14, 2023

MOVING To Oakton VA Location Oakton lies to the west of Vienna, and they share a border. Oakton is also north of I-66. Oakton’s population is 36,000. You have easy access here to the Vienna Metro Station, which is the recently opened Silver Line. Maple Avenue in Vienna becomes Chain Bridge when it gets to […]

5 Best Playgrounds in the DC Area

February 23, 2023

5 Best Playgrounds in the DC Area 1. National Cathedral School – 3500 Woodley Rd, DC The playground is open to the public when the school is not in session, which is after 6 and on weekends. The equipment here is very unique and not like anything you will find on the average playground. There […]

Top 10 Reasons to Raise a Kid in Washington DC – You’ll Love It!(#sarcasm)

June 13, 2022

Raising Kids in DC – 10 Reasons You’ll Love Raising Kids in DC (or any city) 1. Career Opportunities. They will have a competitive advantage on any career in the pest extermination industry. DC kids can find and dodge rats 100 times faster than any of those suburban kids. 2. They will get an Education […]

Top 3 Things To Do In Washington DC | Living in DC

February 24, 2021

Living in DC Are you looking for a place that has it all? A place where you can dive in history? Soar through space? See your tax dollars at work? Or not at work for that matter? Well then buckle up and take a seat because this DC real estate mama is about to take […]

DC Punk Scene – the 70’s and 80’s Music of the Nation’s Capital

October 07, 2020

70’s and 80’s Music Washington DC has a reputation for being a town about politics and only politics. But what a lot of people don’t know is that DC was ground zero of a major punk movement in the 70’s and 80’s. Some pretty big names came out of this city from that time that […]

The History Of Washington DC ~ MLK to Present Day

September 17, 2020

History of Washington DC We’re back with our last installment of DC history with the DC Real Estate Mama. In this final part of our series, we’re going to explore the period from the late 1960’s to our modern-day—which includes riots, crime, corruption, and recovery through the decades. If you’ve never heard of Marion Barry, […]