14th Street Corridor
The 14th street corridor is located in the Northwest and Southwest quadrants of DC. One of the main corridors that crosses the city from the 14th St Bridge all the way to Eastern Av.
If you drive or walk by 14th Street you will be able to do some tourism at The National Mall and if you keep on going North you will enjoy Logan Circle and Columbia Heights.
14th Street is rich in history, in the late 60's it was the scenario for the Washington DC Riots, during the 80's we could say that it was know more for its red light district establishments. The Washington Dc real estate market started a steady valuation over time and this brought a process of gentrification. Nowadays 14th street corridor is known for its restaurants, bars and galleries.
One of the most re developed segments of 14th street would be from Thomas Circle all the way to Spring Rd NW and in time it will keep on going north.
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14th street has different metro stations, each one of them with different neighborhoods that you could explore by clicking on this link
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- 14th Street Corridor
- 16th Street Heights
- 525 Water Condominiums
- Adams Morgan
- American University Park
- Anacostia
- Benning
- Berkley
- Bloomingdale
- Brentwood
- Brightwood
- Brookland
- Burleith-Hillandale
- Capitol Hill
- Capitol Riverfront
- Cathedral Heights
- Cathedral Park
- Central
- Chevy Chase
- Cleveland Park
- Colonial Village
- Residences At City Center
- Columbia Heights
- Crestwood
- Dupont Circle
- Eckington
- Foggy Bottom
- Forest Hills
- Foxhall
- Friendship Heights
- Garfield
- Georgetown
- Glover Park
- Hawthorne
- H Street Corridor
- Kalorama
- Kent
- LeDroit Park
- Logan Circle
- Mass Avenue Heights
- Mount Pleasant
- Mount Vernon Square
- Navy Yard
- NoMa
- North Cleveland Park
- Observatory Circle
- Old City 1
- Old City 2
- Palisades
- Petworth
- RLA
- Shaw
- Southwest Waterfront
- Spring Valley
- Takoma
- Tenleytown
- Trinidad
- U Street
- Van Ness
- Wakefield
- Watergate
- Wesley Heights
- West End
- Woodley Park
Washington DC Homes Near Metro Stations
And if you need to access it for a visit you could always use these Metro Stations:
U Street station
