UrbanTurf Reader Asks: How Do People Like Living in Capitol Riverfront?

In this installment of UrbanTurf Reader Asks, a long-time DC resident who is thinking about buying her first home wonders if DC residents who reside in the Capitol Riverfront like living in the city's newest neighborhood.
I have been living in DC since I graduated college (about ten years) and have watched the Capitol Riverfront grow from a pipe dream to the neighborhood that it is today. I have only been down to the area for Nationals games and to hang out in neighboring Barracks Row, but I am considering buying a condo soon, and wonder how people who call it home like living in the neighborhood.
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