K Street business district

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The K Street business district is a prominent commercial and lobbying hub in downtown Washington, D.C., known for its concentration of law firms, advocacy groups, and corporate offices.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf business district
commercial district
neighborhood
associatedWith U.S. Congress
U.S. lobbying firms
United States federal government
country United States
economicSector corporate lobbying
legal services
political consulting
public relations
services
governedBy District of Columbia government
hasCharacteristic high commercial rents
high concentration of office buildings
high daytime population
proximity to federal government buildings
hasStreet K Street NE
K Street NW
hasTypeOfOrganization corporate government affairs office
law firm
nonprofit advocacy group
political action committee office
think tank
trade association
knownFor concentration of advocacy groups
concentration of corporate offices
concentration of law firms
government relations offices
lobbying industry
political consulting firms
public affairs firms
locatedIn United States
Washington, D.C.
namedAfter K Street
near Farragut Square
McPherson Square
National Mall
White House
partOf downtown Washington, D.C.
region Northwest Washington, D.C.
timeZone Eastern Time Zone
transportationAccess Metrobus
Washington Metro
urbanSetting downtown
usedAsMetonymFor U.S. lobbying industry
Washington lobbying community

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Farragut West nearbyPlace K Street business district
K Street NE hasPoliticalContext associated with U.S. lobbying industry via K Street corridor
linked to: K Street business district
Farragut North station serves K Street business district