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Bar Chinois is “kind of like our neighborhood watering hole where so many people gather,” said Jeffrey Tenenbaum, a nonprofit attorney who has lived in MVT since 2009. “It’s great to have a place like that in the evenings or on the weekends. You can’t walk in there without running into people that you know.”
Tommy McFly, an MVT resident since 2013 and a TV and radio personality, said he’s excited to walk his dog in the new park. While MVT clearly appeals to D.C. professionals, it’s also home to another group: grandparents raising their grandchildren full time. In 2018, the District, in collaboration with several nonprofit developers, opened a first-of-its kind affordable housing project with 50 units set aside for “grandfamilies” at, 307 K St. NW. Of the 4,300 grandfamilies in the District, the building’s website notes, one-third live in poverty.
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