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Choosing between Baltimore and DC

“My significant other just took a job in Baltimore (Fells Point). My work is near NOMA/Union Station. We currently live in Columbia Heights, and we’re trying to figure out where we should move.

It seems like our options are:
1). Moving close to Union Station, perhaps in NOMA or around H Street. I could walk to work (which obviously would be great for me!), and she could walk to Union Station for the MARC train. We’re still trying to figure out the best way to get her from Baltimore Penn/Camden to Fells Point. I suppose an option 1b might be her driving from H Street.
2). Move to Baltimore. I could take the MARC and then walk to work, she’d walk/bike/bus/drive to Fells Point, depending on where exactly we live.
3). Live somewhere in between. We only have one car, so this option would likely have one of us taking the MARC (probably me) and one of us driving.

Anyone have any opinions on those options, or the DC-to-Baltimore (or vice-versa) commute in general?”

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