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D.C.’s growth is fueled by 20-somethings. Can the city grow up with them?

washingtonpost.com (11 months and 28 days ago)

May 27, 2012

During the past decade, Washington has become a magnet for ambitious 20-somethings. Not only does the city offer good jobs and better-than-average public transit, it also boasts food trucks and, of course, cupcake shops.Read full article >> full story

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D.C.’s growth is fueled by 20-somethings. Can the city grow up with them?

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