Previews + Extras
The Deep Roots of Inequality in Southeast DC
S1 E6 - 3m 46s
Author and historian Marjorie Lightman traces the impact of flattening and urban renewal on the uneven development of Anacostia, while Kim Ford of Martha’s Table and Jessica G. Smith of the 11th Street Bridge Park discuss modern challenges for the neighborhood and their optimism for its development.
These Hardwood Floors are Easy on the Eyes
S1 E6 - 4m 42s
Christine and John visit a starter home in Historic Anacostia where new renovations haven’t diminished its old school charm.
Is One Bathroom a Dealbreaker?
S1 E6 - 5m 11s
Christine and John visit a charming 3-bedroom off of Good Hope Rd – but can a brand new kitchen, beautiful hardwood floors and an elegant staircase overcome its lack of, er… facilities?
This Converted Two-Family Has Plenty of Space for One
S1 E6 - 6m 43s
Christine and John tour a federal style home in Anacostia with a wrap-around porch and a brand new kitchen.
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