One Hawaii - Unclaimed

Brookland sits in Northeast Washington, DC, with leafy residential streets, churches, and the red-brick Basilica of the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception among its distinctive landmarks. The neighborhood has a four-season Mid-Atlantic climate, and green space at places such as Turkey Thicket Recreation Center offers sports fields, courts, and outdoor recreation. Along 12th Street NE, cafés, restaurants, and neighborhood shops give the area a small commercial center; nearby Monroe Street Market adds dining, shops, and public art. Brookland’s history is visible in its long-established architecture and religious institutions, while local arts venues and community events add cultural activity. Metrorail’s Brookland–CUA station and Metrobus routes connect the area to the wider city, and biking and walking are practical for local trips. Brookland’s median rent is $1,950 per month, with a typical range of $910 to $7,000.