Abandoned Properties Raise Ire on Hill

By Daniel Heim
Roll Call Staff
May 29, 2007

A group of Capitol Hill residents believes the D.C. government is failing to address vacant properties that have been languishing in the neighborhood for years and attracting drug dealers, pests, graffiti, loitering and prostitution.



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