D.C.’s Northeast primed for revival

By Liz Farmer

Published October 25, 2012 4:00am ET

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D.C.’s Northeast primed for revival — This heat map shows increases in the white population in D.C. Red neighborhoods saw an increase of 20 percent or more, orange areas had increases of 5 to 19 percent, yellow areas had a change of 5 percent or less, light green areas had losses of 5 to 24 percent and dark green neighborhoods had losses of more than 25 percent. Click to see a larger version. (Jennifer Peebles/Examiner)

Melanie Karlins, 32, is sitting inside H Street Northeast’s newest establishment on a sunny afternoon, lunching on the Vietnamese dish pho as her 14-month-old excitedly greets new customers.

Across the street at SOVA Espresso & Wine, other young moms have just wrapped up their morning get-together, and down the way, a 20-something woman meets her dad on his lunch break.

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