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Housing

In an effort to make the move to Washington DC easier, Kesher Israel provides extensive information on apartment and condo buildings and neighborhoods within a 1-mile walking distance to the shul. In addition to a list of potential places to live, we also run a listserve, where members of the Kesher community post information of available housing in the area, and where others can post roommate/apartment search requests. To subscribe to the listserve, send a blank email to: kesher_housing-subscribe@yahoogroups.com. After subscribing, you can view the listserve website and go through the message archives at: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Kesher_Housing/.

Housing Resources

A useful way to find housing in the DC-area is to read the classifieds of The Washington Post and the Washington City Paper. Another useful resource is www.apartments.com, where you can search by section of the city. Neighborhoods that are within a 1-mile walking distance of Kesher are: Foggy Bottom, West End, Georgetown, and Dupont Circle, in the District, and Rossyln, in Virginia (not currently within the eruv). Of course, the best way to find a place is to come to DC and "pound the pavement." There are some apartment buildings that do not advertise available space, and many would rather rent an apartment to someone they meet in person, rather than strictly on the phone. For a current list of apartment buildings in the area, click here.

Summer Housing

Finding temporary housing for the summer can be tricky, but with a lot of patience and flexibility (and a little bit of luck) it can be done. There are sublet opportunities in DC as many people leave for the summer. In addition to subscribing to the listserve, and checking the classifieds, you can also visit thesublet.com, and Craig's List. Both George Washington (GWU) and Georgetown University rent their dormitories on a monthly basis for the summer. GWU is generally considered more convenient, as it is located near a Metro station and is much closer to Kesher Israel, though both universities are within walking distance to Kesher. The URL's containing information on summer housing follow: GWU Summer Housing and Georgetown Summer Housing. The Pennsylvania House, at 2424 Pennsylvania Ave., NW offers only short-term leases-perfect for a summer. They offer both furnished and unfurnished apartments, and can be reached at 202-331-5000. These apartments are pricey, but might be a good option if you're only in town for a short while.

Contact Us

If you would like more information, please email housing@kesher.org.

 



December 5-6, 2008
Shabbat Vayetzei
9 Kislev 5769

Candle lighting: 4:28p
Carlebach: 4:30p
Mincha/Maariv: 4:30p

Hashkama: 7:30a
Shacharit: 9:00a
Mincha: 4:10p
Havdalah: 5:28p


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