Living in Washington, DC
DC is a livable city with its Georgetown and Adams Morgan neighborhoods. With its vast transportation network (Metrorail, Metrobuses, Marc trains) DC makes commuting easy for those wanting work in the city but live in the surrounding areas of Maryland and Virginia. For those who prefer to drive, our Watergate location has convenient access to the city’s 63 miles of beltway. DC is also a city abounding in culture with its many museums, monuments, historical landmarks and parks. DC boasts having the greatest concentration of lawyers, scientists, and engineers in the nation.
DC is a great place to work & live:
- DC is No. 1 on the list of “20 Best Towns in America” by Outside magazine
- DC ranked second among the top large metropolitan areas in the United States when it comes to quality of life, according to a 2010 portfolio.com/bizjournals.com study.
- In 2010, Forbes ranked DC among the top three best cities for young professionals—places where ambitious college grads can get a strong start on a high-powered career.
For more information:
The official tourism site of DC: www.washington.org