If You Lived Here

Series hosts Christine Louise and John Begeny join realtor Harrison Beacher to tour three homes and properties around the District’s historic H Street and explore the neighborhood.

The hosts tour three homes around the historic Shaw neighborhood of Washington, D.C., accompanied by realtor Judy Cranford. They visit properties on 9th Street, K Street and O Street, and learn about the community.

Series hosts John Begeny and Christine Louise join realtor Susie Klein to tour three rowhouses on Alfred, Wilkes and Prince streets in the historic Virginia community. Local architect and historian Al Cox joins in to spotlight Alexandria.

The series hosts tour three homes and properties around Silver Spring, Maryland, with realtor Koki Adasi. They visit Highland View Park, National Seminary Park and Ritchie Avenue and learn about the community from food writer Tim Ebner, Velati’s Amy Servais, and others.

Hosts Christine Louise and John Begeny join realtor Andy Peers to explore three homes in the Southwest Waterfront neighborhood of D.C.

Hosts Christine Louise and John Begeny join realtor Shalisha Ragland to tour three homes around the historic Anacostia neighborhood of D.C.

Series hosts Christine Louise and John Begeny join realtor Juan Umanzor to explore and visit three homes in historic Hyattsville. Juan’s trio of home tours starts with a colonial 1943 brick home in West Hyattsville followed by an end unit townhouse in the heart of the Arts District. The final stop is a new build on Powhatan Road.

The hosts and realtor Denise Champion visit three properties in the District’s Petworth and 16th Street Heights neighborhoods. Along the way, Petworth News founder Drew Schneider and longtime Petworth resident Akena Allen share historic and personal stories of how the residents of Petworth feel a “pride of place.

Series hosts John Begeny and Christine Louise and realtor Veronica Seva-Gonzalez explore North Arlington, Virginia. In their travels, the hosts connect with a historian to learn about Arlington’s place in music history, and County Natural Resources Specialist Jennifer Soles shares her passion for Arlington’s outdoor offerings.

The hosts join realtor Anna Mackler to tour historic Takoma Park, Maryland, and visit a variety of properties. Known as “Azalea City,” this close-knit, quiet suburb shares a border with D.C. and is renowned for its art and activism. The hosts make time for some history at the Cady-Lee house; a bit of local news at community radio station WOWD; and the story behind the community’s official mascot.