Top DC-Area Real Estate Agency, The Estridge Group, Offers Recommendations for People Relocating to Work at the New Amaz

1. For Immediate Release January 31, 2019 Summary: The experts at The Estridge Group offer neighborhood, suburb, and community recommendations for those relocating to work at the new DC-area Amazon Headquarters. Top DC-Area Real Estate Agency, The Estridge Group, Offers Recommendations for People Relocating to Work at the New Amazon Headquarters January 31, 2019 – Washington, DC –Amazon, the world’s favorite retail giant, announced in November 2018 that it would open two new headquarters locations (HQ2 and HQ3) in National Landing, Virginia and Long Island City, New York. As a result, the influx of people relocating to these areas is already underway. The Estridge Group, voted one of the DC area’s leading real estate agencies, has put together a list of neighborhoods to help employees at the new Amazon headquarters in National Landing find the perfect area to call home. These neighborhoods are incredibly family-friendly, among the safest in the region, and packed with things to see and do. Glover Park Over the last 10 years, the population of kids and teens in Glover Park has grown by 25%, which is a testament to the neighborhood’s excellence. The area’s elementary school, Stoddert Elementary, was ranked number one out of all DC- area public schools in 2010. There’s even a community website to help families find resources, support, and fun things to do together. It’s also one of the safest neighborhoods in the area. The Palisades If you’re not a fan of heavy traffic, The Estridge Group may help you find the right home in The Palisades. It’s one of the quietest communities of them all, which also makes it one of the safest. The area is dominated by single-family homes with iconic backyards, nice sidewalks, and corner stores. If your family is used to suburban life, this neighborhood will duplicate it even though it’s close to the big city. Friendship Heights If buying a home isn’t at the top of your priority list and an apartment seems more feasible, Friendship Heights is a great choice. Numerous military and middle-income families call this area home. It’s the perfect cross between affordable and nice, and for most families, owning a car is completely optional. Most everything – including the elementary school – is within walking distance. American University Park If you want to move to a family-friendly neighborhood that offers regular public transport to the DC metro area, some of the best schools in the region, an incredibly low crime rate, and the iconic “white picket fence” appeal of American suburbia, it’s hard to go wrong with American University Park. Almost every home is owned by senior citizens or single families, and residents say it’s the quietest DC-area neighborhood, too. Georgetown Georgetown existed 40 years before DC even existed, so if your family enjoys true American history complete with its original architecture and cobblestone paths, Georgetown is sure to please. Though the area consists of only 750 acres,

2. there are still 500 stores from which to choose, ranging from discount stores to elegant boutiques. Living in Georgetown, if only temporary, is an experience your family will talk about for decades to come. To learn more about The Estridge Group and its commitment to helping families relocating to the DC area, visit their website or give them a call at 301-657-9700. The award-winning team provides numerous resources and plentiful advice to make your transition a smooth one. About the Company: The Estridge Group is headquartered in Bethesda, Maryland and serves the DC metro and surrounding communities. The award-winning agency is known for its dedication to its clients, whether it involves providing relocation resources and advice, getting the best price for a home, or even educating consumers on the best ways to stage a home for sale. For more information please visit https://www.theestridgegroup.com/.