Development News

Van Ness Elementary, in Capitol Riverfront, will reopen in time for the 2015 academic year.

The American Society of Landscape Architects is installing a Green Streets Demonstration Project on Eye Street NW.

DC's zoning board has put its stamp of approval on a 133-unit apartment building on 4th St NW.

The space could become both a training academy for at-risk youth and a public-facing cafe.

The 12-unit contemporary building is now taking shape at 401 15th St SE.

The $42 million project will be complete by late 2015.

We speak with the chef behind one of the first pop-ups to launch at the forthcoming EatsPlace just south of the Petworth metro, and hear from EatsPlace founder Katy Chang on what's left to do before opening day.

As installation of the sculpture memorializing the Godfather of Go-Go gets underway, the artist offers a sneak peek and a look into the process of designing the larger than life Chuck.

The NW neighborhood will see a Barcelona Wine Bar, Raku and Starbucks among other retailers this fall.

Rise Bakery will open this summer in the heart of Adams Morgan, the first gluten-free bakery in the District.

A hungry H Street is finding its patience rewarded in the new H Street Organic Market.

The new brewery, half a mile from the Silver Spring metro, will bring craft beer to the District and nearby 'burbs.

KIPP DC's  high school is relocating from the charter school's Anacostia campus to a new building on Brentwood Parkway NE.

Bread & Salt to open on 41st Street NW by mid-summer.