Barbara Pash : Development News

The former Craze Burger space is is one step closer to getting a new restaurant. 

The zoning board approved a request to expand an apartment building on Harvard Street. 

A long-planned apartment building at 455 I St NW received a permit last month.

34 townhomes and flats coming to the historic Buchanan School.

Non-profit developer Manna Inc. proposes to subdivide one lot into three at the corner of 8th and T Streets NW, and to construct two market-rate and four affordable flats.

The project has gone from 7 to 6 units.

A six-story apartment building has been approved for 3831 Georgia Ave NW, north of the Petworth metro.

The Historic Preservation Review Board has recommended approving a two-story addition to the Mount Pleasant Auto Shop, to convert the building into apartments above retail.

The building is going from four to nine units, according to a recently filed permit.

The STC is planning a building where actors and artists can live, with rehearsal space and a black-box theatre to boot.

The building is designed for seniors age 55 and above who earn under 30 percent of the area median income.

Mad Momos closed in January; now, a new pub and beer garden is taking its place.

Tacos! Breakfast burritos! Smoothies! Georgetown!

The owners of Wonderland Ballroom are opening a new space in Edgewood, in what was previously Chocolate City Brewery.

Gallery Towns, part of Monroe Street Market, will be a collection of 1800-square-foot townhomes starting at $700,000.