Housing : Development News

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

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

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

Luxury condos are rising up over the commercial building that currently houses the Gryphon and Kabin Lounge.

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

A 31-unit mixed-use buliding in Petworth may be making progress.

The new apartment building at 3205 Georgia Ave NW will begin renting this summer.

The building going up at 1115 H Street NE is also a teaching tool for nearby high school students studying architecture and design.

Got a cool $3 million to drop on a Georgetown residence? 1055 High is for you.

The Flats at Il Palazzo, in the former Italian embassy, awaits a building permit. The project will add at least 110 units to Adams Morgan.

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

Somerset Development and partners plan to replace a 48-unit Section 8 property next to the Reeves Center with 90-100 affordable units and at least 250 market-rate ones. Construction could begin next year.

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.

The former Edmonds School, on the Hill, is being converted to luxury condos. Though the building is months from completion, sales are brisk.

A long-vacant former hospital will become 147 luxury studio, one- and two-bedroom apartments.