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 […]

Maryland Most Walkable Neighborhoods 2023

February 09, 2023

Maryland Most Walkable Neighborhoods MD is more residential. If you have seen my other videos, I explain how Maryland exerts more control over growth and real estate development. Maryland is more likely to have central retail areas in their cities and towns. As you go further north in Maryland you will even find places where […]

Living in Del Ray | That One Con You SHOULD KNOW About Del Ray!

November 18, 2022

Living in Del Ray Does living in a neighborhood with local shops and restaurants, tons of walkability and a great sense of community sound like a dream? Today we are going to check out Del Ray, a highly sought-after, shining star of a neighborhood in the City of Alexandria. Stay until the end because even […]

North Arlington vs South Arlington [The INTENSE Rivalry]

November 03, 2022

North Arlington vs South Arlington Arlington Virginia is one of the most popular places to live in the DC Metro Area. Arlington is split into two parts – North and South. If you find Route 50 (Arlington Blvd) on a map, everything south or below 50 is South Arlington and above it is North Arlington. […]

Stop Listening to Stupid People | DC Real Estate Market [FACTS!]

October 05, 2022

How Bad is the DC Real Estate Market Hi, 2007 called, they want their real estate market back. People! What is happening? We’re in the middle of Fall 2022’s real estate market. There’s been an onslaught of daily real estate agent emails announcing price reductions. I received 47 emails one morning – announcing price drops. […]

Alexandria City VA Public Schools

August 24, 2022

Alexandria City VA Public Schools Alexandria City Schools have had some difficult years. People generally do not move to Alexandria City, for the schools. With Covid, the struggles amplified. The system is in flux as the most recent Superintendent resigned this summer. How will the Interim Superintendent perform and will it be enough to right […]