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Neighbohood Helper - Landlord
In the Capitol Hill neighborhood, you will undoubtedly see at least a few politicians every week, if not every day, whether you realize it or not. I’ve heard varying reports, but the most popular estimate is that a third of Congressmen live in Capitol Hill. With the gentrification that has occurred in the community in recent years, the upper class politicians and middle-class families comprise most of the residents in the neighborhood. It’s tough to find a rental for cheap, let alone one that’s Section 8. If you live here, you’ll probably be rubbing elbows with politicians at local restaurants, but you’ll have to pay a high price tag to do so.
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Neighbohood Helper - Landlord
There’s an automatic association with politics when you think of Capitol Hill. And it’s true; most of the residents work on the Hill as a politician, staffer, lobbyist, or a journalist covering politics. If this is your field of work, there isn’t a better place to live in the entire country, as it’s the center of political activity for the entire United States. However, even if politics dominate the area, there are other opportunities for employment. Pennsylvania Avenue, known mostly for a certain big white house, is actually the most thriving commercial area in the neighborhood. Also, the famous Union Station is located in the area; it’s an anchor for the local economy with its numerous shops and restaurants.
We Have 1,570 Capitol Hill Apartment Listings
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0 - 2 Bed | $1,580 - $2,610 | 318 I Street Ne, Washington, DC | May 17th |
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2 Bed | $3,200 | 1391 Pennsylvania Avenue Se, Washington, DC | May 17th |
| 1 Bed | Call | 1340 G Street Ne, Washington, DC | May 17th | |
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0 - 2 Bed | $1,700 - $2,650 | Capitol Hill | May 17th |
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1 - 2 Bed | $2,420 - $4,319 | Capitol Hill | May 17th |
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0 - 1 Bed | $1,600 - $2,050 | Capitol Hill | May 17th |
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0 - 1 Bed | $1,375 - $1,650 | Capitol Hill | May 17th |
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2 Bed | $2,875 | 300 L Street Ne, Washington, DC | May 17th |
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2 Bed | $1,300 | 604 12Th Street Ne, Washington, DC | May 17th |
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0 Bed | $1,600 | 110 D Street Se, Washington, DC | May 17th |
Apartment Complexes
| Name | Bedrooms | Price Range |
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| 360 H Street | Studio - Two | $1,825 - $3,500 |
| The Loree Grand at Union Place | Studio - Two | $1,805 - $2,750 |
| Capitol Yards | Studio - Two | $1,681 - $3,535 |
| Senate Square | One - Two | $2,361 - $3,840 |
| Mass Court Apartments | Studio - One | $1,950 - $2,127 |
| Onyx on First | One - Two | $1,675 - $3,425 |