The District of Colombia (D.C.) is divided into 39 clusters in order to organize planning, development, budgeting, service delivery and for analysis purposes. The vibrant neighborhoods just northeast of the capitol have been assigned the site of Cluster 25. These include the neighborhoods of Near Northeast, Kingman Park, North Lincoln Park and Stanton Park. Real estate options consist of rowhouses, cooperatives and condominiums. The nation's most efficient transportation infrastructure, unparalleled historic preservation, a large portion of character and a strong sense of community are just a few of the things that make Cluster 25 an appealing place for people from all walks of life. A population of nearly 30,000 presently enjoys living, working and playing in Northeast D.C., while controlled development based on a strong economy continues to grow and produce a dynamic atmosphere of positive change as well as well maintained historic authenticity. These qualities make the area appealing to people from all walks of life. Residents of Cluster 25 are an eclectic mix of students, young families, single professionals and retirees. The streets of these residential areas are lined with old growth trees, historic buildings and charming homes. Many shops and restaurants in the area are locally run and patronized by their own sets of regulars. Farmers markets, boutiques, art galleries, night clubs and theaters, parks and fitness facilities are all within reach when you live in Northeast D.C. Commuting to work in the capitol and other surrounding areas is a breeze.