Retail : Development News

Cohen Siegel Investors' proposed 218-unit building south of the Potomac Ave metro seeks approval Monday.

D.C. mom Leigh Byers is opening Hunnybunny Boutique, which will sell her line of homemade, natural soaps, lip balms and shampoos.

One Eight opened on 1/8 with a tasting and party open to the public, and begins regular tasting/tour hours Saturday.

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

Baked by Yael cakepop shop is opening at the end of the month near the Smithsonian Zoo. 

It's the first MOM's Organic Market in D.C. and the first retailer to open at the Hecht Warehouse, which is being redeveloped and will catalyze growth on New York Ave NE.

Nomad Yard Collectiv aims to elevate vintage, help out local artists, artisans, and business owners, and make D.C. more stylish.

The Menkiti Group, responsible for many projects in and around Brookland, will restore three historic buildings just outside D.C. in Mt. Rainier, Maryland.

The Tenleytown diner will be converted to a four-story, mixed-use building.

Radici will carry artisan Italian goods from a wide range of small producers. 

Five local businesses along Georgia Avenue in Park View and Pleasant Plains will display art to brighten up the streetscape and engage residents.

A new grocery is coming soon to Woodridge.

"Fontana's Forge," the passion project of a former WMATA project manager, opens Saturday and will offer blacksmithing demonstrations and classes, and sell furniture and home decor.

Got $1.5 million? Buy this building, and then build it yourself.

The ground-floor space of the building at 13th and E has been vacant for a year. Owner/developer Hatem Hatem plans an upscale cafe for the space.