Our Neighborhoods
Distinct communities across the capital region. Each with its own character, market dynamics, and buyer profile. Explore the neighborhoods FORWARD knows best.
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The FORWARD guide to buying and selling across the District, from Capitol Hill and NoMa to Dupont Circle and the West End.
The FORWARD guide to Arlington, Old Town Alexandria, McLean, Middleburg, and the rest of Northern Virginia.
The FORWARD guide to Bethesda, Chevy Chase, Potomac, and the rest of Montgomery County, Maryland.
A Metro-served downtown, Montgomery County public schools, and single-family streets minutes from Washington DC.
Estate homes, larger lots, and the C&O Canal along the Potomac River, west of Bethesda.
DC's transit-oriented corridor. Red Line access, Union Market, and a decade of investment.
Equestrian estates, Blue Ridge views, and Virginia wine country in Loudoun County.
The DC metro's most private address. Senior government officials, Fortune 500 executives, and foreign diplomats.
DC's backyard and its most dynamic real estate market. Tech executives, Pentagon officials, and Amazon engineers.
The legislative heart of the nation. Victorian rowhouses, Eastern Market, and an unmatched concentration of political influence.
DC's most deliberate border community. Colonial estates, top-tier schools, and the residential depth of the Maryland suburbs.
The cosmopolitan center of Northwest DC. Embassy Row, gallery culture, and some of the city's finest Victorian and Beaux-Arts architecture.
Virginia's most storied address. Cobblestone streets, Federal rowhouses, and a Potomac waterfront dating to 1749.
Where Georgetown meets downtown. Luxury condominiums, five-star hotels, and the quiet sophistication of DC's western corridor.
Large detached homes off Massachusetts Avenue, developed by W.C. & A.N. Miller from 1928. Home to American University.
1920s Tudor and Colonial houses between Glover-Archbold Park and Battery Kemble Park, protected by a zoning overlay.
About 2,700 homes, nearly all detached. Center-hall Colonials, front porches, and two Red Line stations.
A river neighborhood along MacArthur Boulevard, with the C&O Canal and the Capital Crescent Trail.
Founded in 1751. Federal-period houses, the C&O Canal, and a historic district reviewed by the Commission of Fine Arts.
The District side of Chevy Chase. Colonial Revival houses between Rock Creek Park and Friendship Heights.
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