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Neighborhoods near C.W. Harris Elementary School in Washington, DC

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    Capitol View

    Capitol View in Washington features 1930s homes and mixed-income housing. Highlights include the Marvin Gaye Trail, Marvin Gaye Recreation Center, and East Capitol Urban Farm. Metro stations are nearby, but amenities are limited.

    • Average Value

      $436K

    • List Price

      $172K - $576K

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    Benning Ridge

    Benning Ridge in Washington, D.C. is a residential area 8 miles from downtown. It features 1930s-60s homes, Fort Dupont Park with hiking trails, and the Ridge Road Community Center. Benning Road metro provides city access.

    • Average Value

      $397K

    • List Price

      $264K - $1M

    • For Sale

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      2 Listings

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    Lincoln Heights

    Lincoln Heights in Washington is revitalizing with modernized townhouses and new developments. Marvin Gaye Park hosts community events, and the neighborhood offers proximity to DC's center via the Whitney Young Memorial Bridge.

    • Average Value

      $396K

    • List Price

      $43K - $782K

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    Civic Betterment

    Civic Betterment in Washington is a historic Black community with World War II-era homes. Woody Ward Recreation Center offers diverse activities. Fort Dupont provides nearby trails. Limited local amenities, but close to shopping.

    • Average Value

      $376K

    • For Sale

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      0 Listings

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    Marshall Heights

    Marshall Heights in Washington includes post-WWII homes and newer townhouses. Notable spots include Woody Ward Community Center and the Fletcher-Johnson campus. The highly rated KIPP DC Promise Academy serves young students.

    • Average Value

      $368K

    • List Price

      $342K - $995K

    • For Sale

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      4 Listings

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    Capitol Heights

    Capitol Heights, MD, a predominantly Black suburb 11 miles from D.C., offers affordable housing and Metro access. Community gardens address food insecurity. A playground built by the Washington Commanders is a local attraction.

    • Average Value

      $355K

    • List Price

      $74K - $7.5M

    • For Sale

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      8 Listings

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    Coral Hills

    Coral Hills, MD, bordering Washington D.C., offers affordable living with homes from various eras. Local spots include Johnny Boy Carryout and Oakcrest Community Center. The area has lower property taxes than nearby communities.

    • Average Value

      $346K

    • List Price

      $145K - $4.6M

    • For Sale

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      8 Listings

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