There is also super shuttle.

Are you directly plugged into the router? What's your router/mesh network like? Are you in an old building, is there an access point in the same room as your computer? Xfinity for better or worse tends to be the best provided in NW in my decade plus experience of living here.

Just know it gets weird as the night goes on.

Real talk advice? Do you have someone in the city who can move and store your things? If you can weather it, the best deal is to just get out of there and find a new place. The situation sounds sticky and complicated and any resolution you reach will likely still be unsatisfactory. If you have no other options definitely reach out to OTA.

It's holiday travel season and DCA is not a particularly large airport in terms of footprint. If you must drive there are likely nearby hotels that offer parking with shuttle service. But really metro or Uber is the easiest way. Would a shuttle or car service be more your speed?

Metro liquors on Columbia Rd has a decent selection. Also Calvert Woodley in Van Ness.

Plenty of condos in DC appreciate, as with all real estate, it depends where it is located.

Sounds like you need a new contract.

So you prove you paid and on your life goes.

Move aside Bravo TV.

Head on over to the Chevy chase and Cleveland Park listservs and spread the good word please.

I love Service Bar but it becomes a party scene as the night goes on.

Le Diplomat, Bar a Vin, No Goodbyes at The Line, OKPB, Off the Record, The Hamilton, Maxwell

Real shame

It was never blocked to cars because of COVID. It's blocked during cherry blossom season, maybe you went then and thought it was COVID?

Eh, while yes it has room for improvement DC is one of the best areas for cycling in the US.

There was also an insurrection which has caused new protocols.

There have been numerous accidents including fatalities.

That's not a circuit and much less conducive to high speeds due to the many twists and turns.

Wtf? There are many park users who follow the rules and have been using the park for generations.

This is going to be interesting to see in practice. This is currently the only semi safe place for bike pace lines in DC.

Just go to any intersection with a traffic light. I'll bet you 70% of the time or more the person at the front of the line will take 5 secs or more to notice the green light and actually move, because they're on their phone. I never remember honking at an intersection when the light turned green pre-covid. Now it's atleast once per car trip.

It didn't use to be this bad. This is a post COVID phenomenon, additionally people have become phone addicted in a way that wasn't true just a few years ago.

Agree it's not an unusual mindset for the burbs, it just doesn't translate to the city well.

Hire movers always.