Downtown : Development News

Soon you will be able to stash your out-of-town guests for a few nights in a itsy-bitsy, teeny-weeny micro-hotel. Hey, if micro-apartments are a thing, why not micro hotels?

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

The investment proves that the library isn't just about books anymore; these tools give people new ways to interact with information, library associate Joseph Koivisto says.

Two parks have popped up in D.C. in recent days, one in NoMa and the other in the Golden Triangle.

Gujarati lasagna is one of the new menu items.

D.C.'s first micro hotel breaks ground June 9.

900 16th St NW, a mixed-use building that replaces the Third Church of Christ, Scientist that had stood there since the 1960s, has topped out.

I-395 was part of a planned "inner Beltway" that would have destroyed thousands of homes. Most of that highway was stopped, but I-395 still got built. Now that scar is going to be healed.

The D.C. Fashion Foundation Incubator opens in June, welcoming eight designers--most from the DMV.

The Downtown DC Business Improvement District's annual State of Downtown shed light on how downtown D.C. is evolving.

Dolcezza's seventh D.C.-area location opens Friday, April 17 at CityCenterDC.

A building with 60 affordable apartments has been in the works for nearly a decade; progress is happening slowly but surely.

The Verizon Center location of Bang Salon is going under the knife.

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.

Here's a floor plan for Baked & Wired's unnamed bakery concept at 440 K St NW in MVT. No toast bar to be seen.