Shaw : Development News

"With so much excitement surrounding a possible location in Shaw – a fun, vibrant and culturally significant neighborhood – we’re thrilled to make it official," Whole Foods exec says.

Formerly a 40-bed halfway house, the building is becoming nine condos.

Tito Construction plans 24 condos, mostly two-bedrooms, on a parking lot in the Shaw Historic District.

Community Three Development president Grant Epstein says construction at 1011 M St NW will begin shortly. 

Leasing has started for the new building at 1250 9th St NW and move-ins begin in January, once construction wraps up.

The nonprofit community bike shop will offer something for everyone who enjoys pedaling.

No building permit yet for this project but the work behind the scenes is ongoing.

The annual event shows what uses street parking could be put to besides cars.

The $230 million project, working its way through the approval process, could bring 230 new apartments and two hotels to Shaw.

The panel touted as exploring "new development frontiers" didn't exactly deliver said frontiers, but tidbits from existing markets in the District are enticing.

District Lost & Found has applied for a liquor license. The pub near Blagden Alley could open in June.

The 90-unit building, part of the CityMarket at O Development, already has hundreds of seniors on its waiting list.

The 82 units are in a converted historic vocational school at 27 O St NW.

Frederik De Pue says that his new culinary venture, Menu, consisting of a market, bistro/bar and restaurant, will open in the Penn Quarter neighborhood by late January 2014. 

The mixed-use project is a couple of steps closer to breaking ground.