Rachel Kaufman : Development News

Signs point to a new natural foods store coming to Dupont Circle.

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.

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.

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

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

The long-anticipated market on H Street NE could be open by midmonth.

Inle Development will build a three-story office building near the Brookland metro, for "mom and pop" businesses.

Lock 7 Development has razed the existing buildings on the site of its 12th St. NE project and plans to build 22 condo units.

The restaurant could open as soon as late summer at 100 Florida Ave NE.

A zip line, a play "farmers' market" and more are among the new improvements at two recently renovated District parks.

The restaurant/coffee house is planning to open in four weeks. Head chef Shannan Troncoso, formerly of Matchbox Food Group, will serve up the comfort food (grits! Sous vide pork chop!) planned for the Brookland space.

The third location, raising money on crowdfunding site Clovest, will also dedicate space for owners' needs--think natural, local foods, flowers, and more.

Developer plans to add 55 new units to the complex, which "need[s] some attention, some TLC."