Amy Rogers Nazarov : Development News

BicycleSPACE is popping up in a former Burger King at 700 5th St NW, but it's on a roll toward two new permanent sites.

The 378-unit apartment building could start move-ins by Feb. 16.

The project at the former sites of the Mr. Wash carwash and Jerry Chan's carryout gets underway ASAP.

“This property had the worst living conditions of any occupied building that I’ve been involved within in D.C., and yet the residents wanted to stay."

The National Black Nurses Association, a 150,000-member nonprofit, is moving its headquarters from Silver Spring to Capitol Hill.

D.C. mom Leigh Byers is opening Hunnybunny Boutique, which will sell her line of homemade, natural soaps, lip balms and shampoos.

Officially opening Jan. 12, 202strong will be an approachable, friendly CrossFit gym, the co-founders say.

The ribbon-cutting markes the official opening of 24 new affordable condos in Anacostia.

Radici will carry artisan Italian goods from a wide range of small producers. 

Five local businesses along Georgia Avenue in Park View and Pleasant Plains will display art to brighten up the streetscape and engage residents.

NoMa's first yoga studio, with help from the BID, is opening shortly.

The future of the library is in DC citizens' hands.

Via Umbria, a store for anything and everything Italian, plus a travel agency, opens Saturday in Georgetown.

The 28-unit building built for tenants making 50-60 percent of the area median income delivers this month.