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Washington DC is the capital of United State of America. DC stands for the District of Columbia and along with Washington are governed by a single municipal government.

Washington has a temperate climate typical of the mid-Atlantic with four distinct seasons. Summer tends to be hot and humid. Spring and fall are mild with high temperatures. Spring is the most favorable time of year with low humidity and mild temperatures.

Washington DC is divided into four quadrants. They are Northeast, Northwest, Southeast and Southwest with the U.S. Capitol at the center. Numbered streets run in a north/south orientation, while lettered streets run east/west. Streets named for the original colonies run in a diagonal direction, each leading either to the White House or the Capitol Building. The entire district is ringed by the Capital Beltway that is a part of the I-95 system.

The Washington Real Estate Confidence Index (WRECI) which looks at commercial real estate, home building, mortgage lending, land markets and residential brokerage business specialties separately recorded the high confidence levels across the board over the past few quarters. Condominiums have become hot properties in the home apartment market.

The cost of a condo in Washington ranges anywhere from $ 2, 00,000 to $ 6,00, 0000. This City has many well developed residential areas, like Downtown, Foggy Bottom and Georgetown.

Condos in Washington are occupied by people who want to avoid the monotony of the suburbs and enjoy an eclectic mix of art, music, dining and entertainment.

Downtown

Downtown Washington's historic streetscapes showcase the city's newest arts, dining, sports and entertainment scene along with world-renown theaters, museums and memorials. Stunning commercial buildings reinforce the historic significance of Washington's downtown. On almost every block you'll discover fine examples of diverse architectural styles. Approximately 200 buildings within the Downtown Historic District carry an historic registry designation.

Foggy Bottom

Situated between Lafayette Square and Georgetown and just south of DuPont Circle, this historic riverfront community is one of the city's oldest 19th century neighborhoods. Often referred to as the West End, Foggy Bottom was once a community of Irish, German and African American neighbors employed at the nearby breweries, glass plants and the city gas works.

Today you can still find a few intimate enclaves of historic houses and sacred places such as St. Mary's Episcopal Church and the Concordia German Evangelical Church.

Georgetown

One of these is the C&O Canal. The C & O Canal is scenic park area covered with camping sites and over 180 miles of biking and hiking trails. Another attraction is the Old Stone House, which is the oldest intact house in the area. Georgetown also sports a quiet, darker side. That side is evidenced in its beautifully landscaped and designed cemeteries.

DuPont Circle

DuPont Circle hosts some of the city's finest museums and historic homes as well as an array of ethnic restaurants, unique bookstores and the city's largest concentration of private art galleries.

A lively urban park at the center of this community attracts picnicking visitors, office workers, sunbathers, amongst others.