Rachel Kaufman : Development News

The combination grocery, coffee house and restaurant is planning for an October opening.

SCRAP DC will double its retail space in its new location, expand its hours, and offer subleased studios to artists.

The opening follows on the heels of the opening of the renovated recreation center, a roughly $10 million project.

The developer recently received approval from the Board of Zoning Adjustment to build the six-unit building.

The cultural institution is embarking on a $5 million renovation that will improve the facilities and add 3,500 square feet of space.

The Park Row condos each have outdoor space (balcony or yard), a parking space, and are a short jaunt from the Petworth metro.

The new brewery is waiting to pass one more inspection and then the beer-making will begin.

The developers have been granted a demolition permit for the empty steel and brick structure occupying half of the lot for the new apartment building.

Seven stories will rise behind three rowhouses on the 1400 block of Church St. NW. The resulting apartments may be the District's first "microunits."

The townhome and rental community was the vision of the late Abe Pollin, developer of the Verizon Center and the owner of the Washington Wizards and the Capitals.

Market-rate condos are expected to replace the abandoned, blighted buildings on the 800 block of Otis Place NW.

Construction on what may become a new restaurant in Brookland is underway.

The $1m playground renovation is part of the District's "Play DC" initiative that will upgrade 32 playgrounds by October 2013.

Peartree Development is constructing two duplex condos on a vacant lot near the Metropolitan Branch Trail.

The project replaces and expands upon the existing 1920's-era, 3-story apartment building.