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Here's one top 20 list we weren't expecting the Washington region to make: the best places for first-time homeowners to save up a down payment. We look into why it's more complicated than that.

DC has been saving up to invest in its infrastructure: namely, by replacing aging bridges. Read an update on the Douglas Street pedestrian bridge project.

Another infrastructure area that could use some investment is broadband access. DC residents' access to high speed internet is profoundly unequal, but local and federal efforts are working to change that.

A final infrastructure issue in need of funding: lead pipes. DC is trying to replace them all, but it'll need a bigger infusion of funding to make it happen in time to meet its goal.

List ranks Washington as “among best places to save fastest for a down payment.” Wait, what?

By Libby Solomon (Managing Editor) • January 21, 2022

The Washington DC region is only a great place to be a first-time homebuyer if you’re a certain type of household looking for a certain type of home.

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Plans for a revamped Douglas Street bridge move forward

By George Kevin Jordan (Editor-in-Chief) • January 19, 2022

The replacement of a bridge connecting pedestrians to several neighborhoods in Ward 7 is moving forward as the District Department of Transportation (DDOT) plans to hold a public meeting on the project.

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Local and federal efforts aim to address the digital divide in the Washington region

By Joshua Montgomery-Patt (Guest Contributor) • January 18, 2022

Access to broadband in the DC and the surrounding region is profoundly unequal. Programs at the federal and local level are working to fix that.

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DC plans to remove lead pipes by 2030, but funds fall short of the need

By Kaela Roeder (Street Sense Media), Candace Y.A. Montague (Street Sense Media) • January 20, 2022

The District is working to remove lead pipes from its water system, and federal funds could help — but they won’t be enough.

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