barbara pash : Development News

Building permits were issued last week for the modern, side-by-side condos in Glover Park.

The permit, granted last week, expands an existing building and sets up the ground floor for a restaurant tenant.

The church is building 99 apartments, all of which will be designated affordable.

The developer is adding two stories and removing the false brick facade.

The Heurich House Museum has opened an arts and humanities center in the historic carriage house, where artists, nonprofits and artisans can work.

Elaine's, from Rose's Luxury owner Aaron Silverman, has reached an agreement with the ANC.

The developers are proposing townhomes instead of apartments for the second phase of Fort Totten Square.

3370 V St NE, near the Shops at Dakota Crossing development, is getting renovated.

They'll be part of a two-acre, 354-unit project near Stadium Armory.

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

Cookies, cakes, and cupcakes, oh my!

It's the seventh location for the running store.

The charter school now has 550 rooftop solar panels producing 200,000 kWh of electricity per year.

The new facility is open and seeing patients.