Most and Least Glamorous Listings; The Closest Thing to Living in Downton Abbey

WOODLEY PARK — Live out your favorite BBC drama, Downtown Abbey, with your closest option right here in Washington, D.C.

ANACOSTIA — After a seven-month nationwide competition, the designs chosen for Washington's first elevated park are b-e-a-utiful!

WASHINGTON, D.C. — Looking for a place to live? See what $3,000 per month rents you.

WASHINGTON, D.C. — These not the most glamorous places to live, but at least the commute isn't too bad.

WASHINGTON, D.C. — These are definitely the most glamorous places to live. No complaints here.

U STREET — Times-are-a-changin' in U Street with more art, retail, and residential spaces expected for 2015.

ALEXANDRIA — Frank Gehry's designs for a mixed-use building in Alexandria was so cool and trendy that there was no way it was going to get accepted.

CHINATOWN — One board member said, "We hate this project," after deeming the renovation and construction plans "too aggressive."

NATIONAL MALL - After years of controversy, Frank Gehry's Dwight D. Eisenhower Memorial is now ready to break ground.

BROOKLAND AND EDGEWOOD — The $200 million Monroe Street Market project has opened its doors to three buildings, each with a unique personality, and 99 unique floor plans included.