Real Estate : Development News

The Maryland, which sales and marketing firm Urban Pace says is the second-largest new condo project in D.C., will begin sales next month.

CrossFit DC is opening its second location on H Street NE. The building is "75 percent of the way" to being ready.

The future of D.C. retail is...maybe not retail. Unless you're talking about Georgia Avenue.

A Brookland couple has purchased and repurposed a 36,000-square-foot warehouse into artists' studios, small businesses, and a vintage furniture store.

About half of the apartments at residential and retail project Takoma Central will be move-in ready in April, with the remainder available in May, according to the project’s developer. 

Missed all the development at The Yards in Capitol Riverfront? Here's a quick recap.

The Beatles tribute act Beatlemania Now will perform the exact set list from Feb. 11, 1964, in the same building as the original concert.

The proposed restaurant at 1626 North Capitol Street NW, opening in a former firehouse, is attempting to receive its liquor license.

The mixed-use project will include about 200 residential units, a restaurant and a specialty grocer.

The total development will be 730 units; Phase 1 (321 units) on L St. is 8% leased and will be finished in June.

The building that will house Capitol Riverfront's Whole Foods, plus over 300 residences, will break ground in early 2014.

Storey Park, a 700,000 square-foot mixed-use building in NoMa on the site of the former Greyhound bus terminal, should break ground in June 2014.

The Rubin Group says that conversion of 1321 21st street, a 1921 front-porch row house, into a six-unit luxury condominium building in the Dupont Circle neighborhood is expected in November 2013, one year after receiving Historic Preservation Review Board approval.

The National Aquarium may have shuttered its D.C. location last month, but the nonprofit wants to continue its mission of conservation in the nation’s capital.