D.C. Council Member Matt Frumin remembers a comment that stuck in his head about the perception of Friendship Heights among young people. It came from a respondent to a study that D.C. conducted in partnership with the Urban Land Institute in 2021 aimed at reimagining the neighborhood.

“One of the participants said, ‘I don’t want to go to Bethesda because I’m worried…

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