Development News

Two projects from Neighborhood Development Company head to the same block in Petworth.

The project, which broke ground in late April, preserves over 100 units of affordable housing in Brightwood.

Five transit-oriented projects in the pipeline are making it easier for DC to go car-free.

The corner market carries food from Union Kitchen members as well as staples.

"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.

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 new design eliminates parking, which the Board of Zoning Adjustment approved Tuesday.

Nicholas Stefanelli, formerly of Bibiana, will open his Italian restaurant with a summer garden a block from Union Market this summer.

A two-year, $4.2-million renovation has a blighted building looking good as new.

It would be the first in the city.

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

The "Village Green" bench will provide real-time readings on levels of fine particle pollution, ozone, wind speed and direction, temperature, and humidity. It's at the National Zoo now.

Brooklanders can look forward to paint, grills, tools, and a complete line of canning supplies.

Move-ins at 1600 Pennsylvania Ave SE begin in June.