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.
Red Line service at NoMa-Gallaudet U, next to Union Station and the Union Market district.
A Loudoun County town founded in 1787, long known as the Nation’s Horse and Hunt Capital.
A Fairfax County community of 50,773 residents (2020 Census) along the Potomac, with a Silver Line Metro station.
Across the Potomac from DC: 25.8 square miles and 11 Metrorail stations, according to Arlington County.
The Capitol Hill Historic District: intact rows of 19th-century row houses, and Eastern Market, open since 1873.
Seven incorporated municipalities just north of the DC line, in the Bethesda-Chevy Chase High School cluster.
Where Massachusetts, Connecticut and New Hampshire Avenues meet, with a Red Line station and the Phillips Collection.
An independent city on the Potomac River, five miles south of Washington, DC, with five Metrorail stations.
Founded in 1749 on the Potomac River, with cobblestone Captain’s Row and King Street.
Between Georgetown, Dupont Circle and Foggy Bottom, home to The Residences at the Ritz-Carlton and Westlight.
Large detached homes off Massachusetts Avenue, developed by W.C. & A.N. Miller from 1928, next 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 single-family. Center-hall Colonials, front porches, and two Red Line stations nearby.
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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