Southwest (SW or S.W.) is the southwestern quadrant of Washington, D.C., the capital of the United States, and is located south of the National Mall and west of South Capitol Street. It is the smallest quadrant of the city. Southwest is small enough that it is frequently referred to as a neighborhood in and of itself. However, it actually contains five separate neighborhoods.
Geography
Southwest is actually composed of five neighborhoods:
the Southwest Federal Center, also called the Southwest Employment District, is the area between the National Mall and the Southeast/Southwest Freeway (Interstate 395).
The Canon EOS-1D C is an 18.1-megapixelCMOSdigital single-lens reflex camera (digital SLR) made by Canon in the Cinema EOS range. It shares many features with the Canon EOS 1D X. It was publicly announced on April 12, 2012, and was released in March 2013 with suggested retail price of US$15,000 (body only). The Canon EOS-1D C is stated to be the world's first 4K resolution DSLR camera.
The 1D C has a full framesensor but uses an APS-H-sized portion to record 4K resolution (4096 x 2160 pixels) video at 24p and 25p without downscaling in Y'CbCr 4:2:2 format. The pixel size of the sensor is 6.95 microns and records 4K in 8-bit 4:2:2 using Motion JPEG. The other modes in 8-bit 4:2:0, using MPEG-4 AVC/H.264 IBP or ALL-I format.Uncompressed video over HDMI up to 1080p is also possible.
In November 2013, Canon announced that the 1D C was the first DSLR to meet the European Broadcasting Union HD Tier 1 requirements for use in HD broadcast production.
D.C. is an American television series that premiered and ended in April 2000 on The WB Network.
Mason Scott (Gabriel Olds), a young man fresh out of college who has dreamed his entire life of coming to Washington, D.C.. He truly believes that he can make a difference in this world of questionable morality. His best friend is Pete Komisky (Mark-Paul Gosselaar), a lobbyist who sees the filth in D.C. for what it is, and doesn't think it will be cleaned up anytime soon. They are joined in their rowhouse by Mason's sister, Finley Scott (Jacinda Barrett), who ditched graduate school for the adventure of Washington. Rounding out the happy home is Lewis Freeman (Daniel Sunjata), a Supreme Court clerk, and his girlfriend Sarah Logan (Kristanna Loken), a junior field producer for a cable news station.
A 4K Tour of Washington, DC: Northwest + Tourist Attractions
(City tour/visit #17. To see all my city tours and visits, go to https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLYtyZPMUWeI-6oKbFSn1G4juQjRlw1abV )
Here is a tour of Washington, DC in 4K. We start out by Dupont Circle and finish on the National Mall. Hope you enjoy! (Camera: Panasonic HC-VX870K)
published: 31 Dec 2016
【4K】Washington DC - U Street Corridor | 14th and U Street, NW | Bus Boys And Poets
[4K] A walk down DC's historic 14th and U Street, NW. This area is also known as the U Street Corridor. This section of the city is filled with restaurants, bars and night clubs.
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published: 18 Feb 2020
I Ventured Into The Worst Parts Of Washington, D.C. This Is What I Saw.
Washington, D.C. sure has changed!!
For this video, I drove southwest along I95 from Baltimore. My plan was to visit the absolute worst Washington DC hoods I could find. I had done my homework and knew I would be heading to DC’s Ward 8, on the southeast side of the city.
The day was Sunday, February 23, 2020 at about 1 in the afternoon.
Now way back In 1992, Washington DC was the murder capital of America, mostly because of crack. It’s still rough in many areas, but it’s actually getting way cleaner and far safer. That’s the case with many of the other cities I’ve visited - places which took hard turns in the 60s, 70s and 80s are now seeing a bit of a I guess good clean scrub.
Nonetheless, I had to see what was left of DC’s true hoods. So I ventured into Ward 8, also known as Anacosti...
published: 13 Mar 2020
WASHINGTON DC NORTHWEST HOODS
published: 06 Apr 2021
Northwest Washington DC 20016 Spring Valley, Wesley Heights, Kent, AU Park Tenleytown Housing Market
North by Northwest in Washington’s West.
Onsite with Matt Cheney EP20: West Northwest
Hello and welcome to Onsite with Matt Cheney, a collection of short videos following me throughout metropolitan Washington to the neighborhoods I serve as a realtor.
We are up the Hill from downtown today to give you a quick tour of west Northwest. Back in the day before cars and trains they often referred to areas outside of downtown as Washington County.
Massachusetts Avenue and Wisconsin Avenue are the two main corridors running through the area and connect Washington D.C. to Bethesda, Maryland.
Want to be ten (10) minutes from the city and Georgetown? Looking for beautiful houses, cool playgrounds, a plethora of shopping and restaurants? You should check out the zip code 20016.
You should also ...
(City tour/visit #17. To see all my city tours and visits, go to https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLYtyZPMUWeI-6oKbFSn1G4juQjRlw1abV )
Here is a tour of Wa...
(City tour/visit #17. To see all my city tours and visits, go to https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLYtyZPMUWeI-6oKbFSn1G4juQjRlw1abV )
Here is a tour of Washington, DC in 4K. We start out by Dupont Circle and finish on the National Mall. Hope you enjoy! (Camera: Panasonic HC-VX870K)
(City tour/visit #17. To see all my city tours and visits, go to https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLYtyZPMUWeI-6oKbFSn1G4juQjRlw1abV )
Here is a tour of Washington, DC in 4K. We start out by Dupont Circle and finish on the National Mall. Hope you enjoy! (Camera: Panasonic HC-VX870K)
[4K] A walk down DC's historic 14th and U Street, NW. This area is also known as the U Street Corridor. This section of the city is filled with restaurants, bar...
[4K] A walk down DC's historic 14th and U Street, NW. This area is also known as the U Street Corridor. This section of the city is filled with restaurants, bars and night clubs.
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Washington, D.C. sure has changed!!
For this video, I drove southwest along I95 from Baltimore. My plan was to visit the absolute worst Washington DC hoods I c...
Washington, D.C. sure has changed!!
For this video, I drove southwest along I95 from Baltimore. My plan was to visit the absolute worst Washington DC hoods I could find. I had done my homework and knew I would be heading to DC’s Ward 8, on the southeast side of the city.
The day was Sunday, February 23, 2020 at about 1 in the afternoon.
Now way back In 1992, Washington DC was the murder capital of America, mostly because of crack. It’s still rough in many areas, but it’s actually getting way cleaner and far safer. That’s the case with many of the other cities I’ve visited - places which took hard turns in the 60s, 70s and 80s are now seeing a bit of a I guess good clean scrub.
Nonetheless, I had to see what was left of DC’s true hoods. So I ventured into Ward 8, also known as Anacostia, pretty much the only real terrible large neighborhood in our nation’s capital anymore.
There were blocks and blocks of housing projects here, but overall, as you’ll see, it wasn’t terrible. I never felt unsafe here. It was like a scrubbed down version of the ghetto hood that used to exist. Just block after block of cleaned up public housing, like someone had taken a firehose to the whole Ward and washed away all of the grime and the grit.
This part of town and MUCH of the southeastern and northeastern part of DC were absolutely the worst place you could live 20 years ago. But now, this whole city, including large parts across the river, are undergoing the most intense gentrification project in the nation.
They’re renovating large parts of this city, tearing down old ugly buildings. This has meant more homeless people for one. And many of the poorest people who once lived here have been pushed further out into the suburbs - into areas like Baltimore and to Prince George County just across the border in Maryland - an area with the nickname Ward 9.
So, we’ll let this run for about 15 minutes or so so you can see what is left of our nation’s historical true ghetto hoods.
And as we leave the DC area, off in the distance is the US Capitol dome, which we saw earlier from the hillsides across the river. But before we left the area, we wanted to check out other former ghetto hoods in the DC area.
This surprised us - this is the Capitol Hill neighborhood. It was once a horrible place for crime and blight. Look at IT now. And, we also saw the H street corridor in northeast DC. This place was also very blighted and dangerous not too long ago. But look at IT now.
So, we had come to see the dangerous hoods of DC, and instead, got a front row seat to a quickly changing urban revival project, as grimy neighborhoods of old are being resurrected into newer, modern safer and wealthier neighborhoods of the future. In terms of cleaning up its shitty areas, this city is FAR ahead of its neighbor to the north. Baltimore’s ghettos are still on another level. It may be another two decades before Baltimore makes its comeback.
As, Washington DC continues to lower crime and clean up its own neighborhoods, it must now battle with its next big challenge - homelessness.
This channel talks about America, different states, education, travel, geography and what it's like to live in different places in America.
Business email: [email protected]
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Washington, D.C. sure has changed!!
For this video, I drove southwest along I95 from Baltimore. My plan was to visit the absolute worst Washington DC hoods I could find. I had done my homework and knew I would be heading to DC’s Ward 8, on the southeast side of the city.
The day was Sunday, February 23, 2020 at about 1 in the afternoon.
Now way back In 1992, Washington DC was the murder capital of America, mostly because of crack. It’s still rough in many areas, but it’s actually getting way cleaner and far safer. That’s the case with many of the other cities I’ve visited - places which took hard turns in the 60s, 70s and 80s are now seeing a bit of a I guess good clean scrub.
Nonetheless, I had to see what was left of DC’s true hoods. So I ventured into Ward 8, also known as Anacostia, pretty much the only real terrible large neighborhood in our nation’s capital anymore.
There were blocks and blocks of housing projects here, but overall, as you’ll see, it wasn’t terrible. I never felt unsafe here. It was like a scrubbed down version of the ghetto hood that used to exist. Just block after block of cleaned up public housing, like someone had taken a firehose to the whole Ward and washed away all of the grime and the grit.
This part of town and MUCH of the southeastern and northeastern part of DC were absolutely the worst place you could live 20 years ago. But now, this whole city, including large parts across the river, are undergoing the most intense gentrification project in the nation.
They’re renovating large parts of this city, tearing down old ugly buildings. This has meant more homeless people for one. And many of the poorest people who once lived here have been pushed further out into the suburbs - into areas like Baltimore and to Prince George County just across the border in Maryland - an area with the nickname Ward 9.
So, we’ll let this run for about 15 minutes or so so you can see what is left of our nation’s historical true ghetto hoods.
And as we leave the DC area, off in the distance is the US Capitol dome, which we saw earlier from the hillsides across the river. But before we left the area, we wanted to check out other former ghetto hoods in the DC area.
This surprised us - this is the Capitol Hill neighborhood. It was once a horrible place for crime and blight. Look at IT now. And, we also saw the H street corridor in northeast DC. This place was also very blighted and dangerous not too long ago. But look at IT now.
So, we had come to see the dangerous hoods of DC, and instead, got a front row seat to a quickly changing urban revival project, as grimy neighborhoods of old are being resurrected into newer, modern safer and wealthier neighborhoods of the future. In terms of cleaning up its shitty areas, this city is FAR ahead of its neighbor to the north. Baltimore’s ghettos are still on another level. It may be another two decades before Baltimore makes its comeback.
As, Washington DC continues to lower crime and clean up its own neighborhoods, it must now battle with its next big challenge - homelessness.
This channel talks about America, different states, education, travel, geography and what it's like to live in different places in America.
Business email: [email protected]
Mappy: [email protected]. He'll do his best to answer your questions and fan mail.
North by Northwest in Washington’s West.
Onsite with Matt Cheney EP20: West Northwest
Hello and welcome to Onsite with Matt Cheney, a collection of short vide...
North by Northwest in Washington’s West.
Onsite with Matt Cheney EP20: West Northwest
Hello and welcome to Onsite with Matt Cheney, a collection of short videos following me throughout metropolitan Washington to the neighborhoods I serve as a realtor.
We are up the Hill from downtown today to give you a quick tour of west Northwest. Back in the day before cars and trains they often referred to areas outside of downtown as Washington County.
Massachusetts Avenue and Wisconsin Avenue are the two main corridors running through the area and connect Washington D.C. to Bethesda, Maryland.
Want to be ten (10) minutes from the city and Georgetown? Looking for beautiful houses, cool playgrounds, a plethora of shopping and restaurants? You should check out the zip code 20016.
You should also check out my wife’s favorite pizzeria Two Amy’s. A family favorite.
You can also find the campus of American University here. A place often visited by presidents.
Charles Glover had at one time had a country home here called Westover that was known for its sweeping views from the Blue Ridge Mountains in Virginia to the west, down to the Potomac and into the city with the Washington Monument and Capitol in sight.
To name a few of the neighborhoods here in 20016 are Spring Valley, Wesley Heights, Kent, American University Park, Tenleytown, and Cathedral Heights. As well as parts of Cleveland Park and the Palisades.
How about some real estate? Two Hundred Seventy (270) homes and townhomes sold here in 20016 this past year for an average sales price of $1,559,000 and with an average of thirty-tree (33) days on the market.
The most expense home to sell this past year was here in Spring Valley. The home was built in 2017, is 9,500 sf, has seven (7) bedrooms, five (5) full and one (1) half bath on a 23,000+ sf lot (that’s a half acre) and as you can see is the perfect showpiece and sold for $7,750,000.
And for Condos and Co-Ops. There were two hundred and fifty (250) units that traded this past year for an average sales price of $451K and averaged forty-two (42) days on the market. Not bad a bad value if you ask me.
The highest condominium sale was here in Wesley Heights at the circa 1971 Foxhall. The flat has floor to ceiling windows and wraparound terraces, two (2) bed, two (2) and a half baths, had been converted from a three (3) bedroom unit and has a grand 2,700 sf. It sold for $1,530,000.
Thank you for joining us today for episode twenty (20) of Onsite with Matt Cheney. Let us know if there are any neighborhood you would like us to shoot for future episodes. And as always like, comment and subscribe.
Fun Facts:
1. In 1959 Cary Grant stared in Alfred Hitchcocks’ North by Northwest.
2. 2 Amys Neapolitan Pizzeria opened in 2001.
3. Artemas Ward was elected the general and commander-in-chief of the Massachusetts’ militia in 1774.
4. Glover Archbold National Park was formed between 1923 and 1933 by land donations by Charles Carroll Glover and Anne Mills Archbold.
North by Northwest in Washington’s West.
Onsite with Matt Cheney EP20: West Northwest
Hello and welcome to Onsite with Matt Cheney, a collection of short videos following me throughout metropolitan Washington to the neighborhoods I serve as a realtor.
We are up the Hill from downtown today to give you a quick tour of west Northwest. Back in the day before cars and trains they often referred to areas outside of downtown as Washington County.
Massachusetts Avenue and Wisconsin Avenue are the two main corridors running through the area and connect Washington D.C. to Bethesda, Maryland.
Want to be ten (10) minutes from the city and Georgetown? Looking for beautiful houses, cool playgrounds, a plethora of shopping and restaurants? You should check out the zip code 20016.
You should also check out my wife’s favorite pizzeria Two Amy’s. A family favorite.
You can also find the campus of American University here. A place often visited by presidents.
Charles Glover had at one time had a country home here called Westover that was known for its sweeping views from the Blue Ridge Mountains in Virginia to the west, down to the Potomac and into the city with the Washington Monument and Capitol in sight.
To name a few of the neighborhoods here in 20016 are Spring Valley, Wesley Heights, Kent, American University Park, Tenleytown, and Cathedral Heights. As well as parts of Cleveland Park and the Palisades.
How about some real estate? Two Hundred Seventy (270) homes and townhomes sold here in 20016 this past year for an average sales price of $1,559,000 and with an average of thirty-tree (33) days on the market.
The most expense home to sell this past year was here in Spring Valley. The home was built in 2017, is 9,500 sf, has seven (7) bedrooms, five (5) full and one (1) half bath on a 23,000+ sf lot (that’s a half acre) and as you can see is the perfect showpiece and sold for $7,750,000.
And for Condos and Co-Ops. There were two hundred and fifty (250) units that traded this past year for an average sales price of $451K and averaged forty-two (42) days on the market. Not bad a bad value if you ask me.
The highest condominium sale was here in Wesley Heights at the circa 1971 Foxhall. The flat has floor to ceiling windows and wraparound terraces, two (2) bed, two (2) and a half baths, had been converted from a three (3) bedroom unit and has a grand 2,700 sf. It sold for $1,530,000.
Thank you for joining us today for episode twenty (20) of Onsite with Matt Cheney. Let us know if there are any neighborhood you would like us to shoot for future episodes. And as always like, comment and subscribe.
Fun Facts:
1. In 1959 Cary Grant stared in Alfred Hitchcocks’ North by Northwest.
2. 2 Amys Neapolitan Pizzeria opened in 2001.
3. Artemas Ward was elected the general and commander-in-chief of the Massachusetts’ militia in 1774.
4. Glover Archbold National Park was formed between 1923 and 1933 by land donations by Charles Carroll Glover and Anne Mills Archbold.
(City tour/visit #17. To see all my city tours and visits, go to https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLYtyZPMUWeI-6oKbFSn1G4juQjRlw1abV )
Here is a tour of Washington, DC in 4K. We start out by Dupont Circle and finish on the National Mall. Hope you enjoy! (Camera: Panasonic HC-VX870K)
[4K] A walk down DC's historic 14th and U Street, NW. This area is also known as the U Street Corridor. This section of the city is filled with restaurants, bars and night clubs.
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Washington, D.C. sure has changed!!
For this video, I drove southwest along I95 from Baltimore. My plan was to visit the absolute worst Washington DC hoods I could find. I had done my homework and knew I would be heading to DC’s Ward 8, on the southeast side of the city.
The day was Sunday, February 23, 2020 at about 1 in the afternoon.
Now way back In 1992, Washington DC was the murder capital of America, mostly because of crack. It’s still rough in many areas, but it’s actually getting way cleaner and far safer. That’s the case with many of the other cities I’ve visited - places which took hard turns in the 60s, 70s and 80s are now seeing a bit of a I guess good clean scrub.
Nonetheless, I had to see what was left of DC’s true hoods. So I ventured into Ward 8, also known as Anacostia, pretty much the only real terrible large neighborhood in our nation’s capital anymore.
There were blocks and blocks of housing projects here, but overall, as you’ll see, it wasn’t terrible. I never felt unsafe here. It was like a scrubbed down version of the ghetto hood that used to exist. Just block after block of cleaned up public housing, like someone had taken a firehose to the whole Ward and washed away all of the grime and the grit.
This part of town and MUCH of the southeastern and northeastern part of DC were absolutely the worst place you could live 20 years ago. But now, this whole city, including large parts across the river, are undergoing the most intense gentrification project in the nation.
They’re renovating large parts of this city, tearing down old ugly buildings. This has meant more homeless people for one. And many of the poorest people who once lived here have been pushed further out into the suburbs - into areas like Baltimore and to Prince George County just across the border in Maryland - an area with the nickname Ward 9.
So, we’ll let this run for about 15 minutes or so so you can see what is left of our nation’s historical true ghetto hoods.
And as we leave the DC area, off in the distance is the US Capitol dome, which we saw earlier from the hillsides across the river. But before we left the area, we wanted to check out other former ghetto hoods in the DC area.
This surprised us - this is the Capitol Hill neighborhood. It was once a horrible place for crime and blight. Look at IT now. And, we also saw the H street corridor in northeast DC. This place was also very blighted and dangerous not too long ago. But look at IT now.
So, we had come to see the dangerous hoods of DC, and instead, got a front row seat to a quickly changing urban revival project, as grimy neighborhoods of old are being resurrected into newer, modern safer and wealthier neighborhoods of the future. In terms of cleaning up its shitty areas, this city is FAR ahead of its neighbor to the north. Baltimore’s ghettos are still on another level. It may be another two decades before Baltimore makes its comeback.
As, Washington DC continues to lower crime and clean up its own neighborhoods, it must now battle with its next big challenge - homelessness.
This channel talks about America, different states, education, travel, geography and what it's like to live in different places in America.
Business email: [email protected]
Mappy: [email protected]. He'll do his best to answer your questions and fan mail.
North by Northwest in Washington’s West.
Onsite with Matt Cheney EP20: West Northwest
Hello and welcome to Onsite with Matt Cheney, a collection of short videos following me throughout metropolitan Washington to the neighborhoods I serve as a realtor.
We are up the Hill from downtown today to give you a quick tour of west Northwest. Back in the day before cars and trains they often referred to areas outside of downtown as Washington County.
Massachusetts Avenue and Wisconsin Avenue are the two main corridors running through the area and connect Washington D.C. to Bethesda, Maryland.
Want to be ten (10) minutes from the city and Georgetown? Looking for beautiful houses, cool playgrounds, a plethora of shopping and restaurants? You should check out the zip code 20016.
You should also check out my wife’s favorite pizzeria Two Amy’s. A family favorite.
You can also find the campus of American University here. A place often visited by presidents.
Charles Glover had at one time had a country home here called Westover that was known for its sweeping views from the Blue Ridge Mountains in Virginia to the west, down to the Potomac and into the city with the Washington Monument and Capitol in sight.
To name a few of the neighborhoods here in 20016 are Spring Valley, Wesley Heights, Kent, American University Park, Tenleytown, and Cathedral Heights. As well as parts of Cleveland Park and the Palisades.
How about some real estate? Two Hundred Seventy (270) homes and townhomes sold here in 20016 this past year for an average sales price of $1,559,000 and with an average of thirty-tree (33) days on the market.
The most expense home to sell this past year was here in Spring Valley. The home was built in 2017, is 9,500 sf, has seven (7) bedrooms, five (5) full and one (1) half bath on a 23,000+ sf lot (that’s a half acre) and as you can see is the perfect showpiece and sold for $7,750,000.
And for Condos and Co-Ops. There were two hundred and fifty (250) units that traded this past year for an average sales price of $451K and averaged forty-two (42) days on the market. Not bad a bad value if you ask me.
The highest condominium sale was here in Wesley Heights at the circa 1971 Foxhall. The flat has floor to ceiling windows and wraparound terraces, two (2) bed, two (2) and a half baths, had been converted from a three (3) bedroom unit and has a grand 2,700 sf. It sold for $1,530,000.
Thank you for joining us today for episode twenty (20) of Onsite with Matt Cheney. Let us know if there are any neighborhood you would like us to shoot for future episodes. And as always like, comment and subscribe.
Fun Facts:
1. In 1959 Cary Grant stared in Alfred Hitchcocks’ North by Northwest.
2. 2 Amys Neapolitan Pizzeria opened in 2001.
3. Artemas Ward was elected the general and commander-in-chief of the Massachusetts’ militia in 1774.
4. Glover Archbold National Park was formed between 1923 and 1933 by land donations by Charles Carroll Glover and Anne Mills Archbold.
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