Rachel Kaufman : Development News

The store fills a gap on Brookland's main thoroughfare, 12th Street Northeast.

The popular local chain's sixth outpost will be situated in Penn Quarter.

The 90-unit building, part of the CityMarket at O Development, already has hundreds of seniors on its waiting list.

The salon, which is opening its fourth location at The Yards in late summer, has released the first renderings. Check them out.

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

Building on the success of the Cady's Alley Holiday Bazaar, developer Eastbanc is now planning to make the pop-up market permanent, with retailers rotating through the space every 3-4 months.

Developer Ilya Zusin says that the company is in the process of bidding out construction for the four-story, 20-unit building.

Rosies and Rockers, an edgy, "pinup--but wearable" clothing store for punks, rockabillies and more opening in a few weeks.

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

Dance Place is moving back to the fully renovated Edgewood space in late May.

The pop-uppery that will showcase a rotating menu from local and visiting chefs is under construction, with a spring opening projected.

The Sherwood Rec Center, which currently has no playground, is getting a brand-new one which it will share with the School-Within-School (SWS) nearby.

A packed house in a 114-seat theatre and only two toilets? No thanks. Keegan Theatre, which has been entertaining audiences for almost 20 years, has purchased its building and plans a full-on renovation (not just the restrooms).

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

The conversion of a Victorian home on Riggs Place NW into three condos is soon to be completed.