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Old 01-21-2020, 04:14 PM
 
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What are the highest rated public high schools in DC, in which neighborhood? I think American University Park may be one.

We are relatively new to the area, and are looking to buy a place in a good neighborhood (single family or row house), that will maintain its value over time (in case we are in a bubble), and hopefully appreciate in value. I think schools are an important element playing into home values anywhere, but any other views? Thank you.
I heard Banneker HS across from Howard Univ is one of the better public high schools. I heard Wilson's not bad either. But most elites and middle class parents in DC send their kids to private High schools or boarding schools.
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Old 01-23-2020, 05:36 AM
 
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Interesting view on "the least meteoric in rise of property values" for established neighborhoods. The way I was thinking about it is that people would want to buy in "established" neighborhoods (pocket permitting) to avoid collapse, hence, appreciation would be highest in those areas. However, it sounds like the "meteoric rise of property value" is happening elsewhere? Could you please elaborate?
Those neighborhoods were already gentrified and didn't see the percentage of increase seen in places like Logan, Dupont, Shaw and Eastern Market for example during the home equity heydays of the 1990s. My reference was historical, not current.
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