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Investing in Southeast D.C. (EOTR)

Andre Gillett
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I believe you should invest east of the river (EOTR) before it's too late. By the end 2023, the new 11th Street Bridge, Frederick Douglass Memorial Bridge, and the rehabilitation of I-295 bridges will be completed. Bridges propel economic activity, especially when they join two places that complement each other economically. On a smaller scale, look at Navy Yard and Capital Hill as Manhattan, New York. Look at Anacostia and Congress Heights becoming DUMBO and Brooklyn Heights in Brooklyn, New York. When the bridge projects are completed, more commercial, retail, and restaurant space will be available EOTR. By the end of 2025, properties will be out of reach within a mile of Anacostia and Congress Heights Metro Station. By 2030, Southeast D.C as a whole will have propertie values similar to the other quadrants of D.C. What are your thoughts about this hypothesis?

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