Brookland : Development News

A free school open to all is moving in to Northeast this fall for a two-month pop-up. Learn salsa, French, Welsh, or bagel-baking!

Artists can submit their proposals for bike racks, bicycle repair station, seating, whirly gig (defined as “interactive, playable public sculpture with moveable parts”), and a sprinkler.

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

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

Edgewood Commons, 792 affordable units for families in Edgewood, is getting a revamp inside and out.

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

A vacant lot at 17th and Rhode Island Avenue NE is set to become six large condos. "I'm a strong believer in Brookland," developer says.

The project does not require approval from the Zoning Commission so it may move quickly.

The Brookland development boom continues.

Cookies, cakes, and cupcakes, oh my!

New info on the condos at 2724 12th St NE in Brookland.

See how Northeast has changed in this virtual tour - or hop on a bike and see for yourself.

The 25-unit senior housing project was designed for locals who want to stay in Brookland and Woodridge but don't want to live in a full single-family house anymore.

The block-long brick wall will be covered up by trellises and vines.