Housing : Development News

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

The 11-story building's units range from studios to two bedrooms, and prices are expected to range from the low $400s to the mid $700s.

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.

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.

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

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

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

Lock 7 Development purchased the three properties in October and plans a nine-unit condo building in Park View.

The 82 units are in a converted historic vocational school at 27 O St NW.

MetroTowns Parkside, an affordable community that was the vision of the late Abe Pollin, is about to deliver its second phase of townhomes.

The project hits the market early 2014. Don't ask about the chicken feathers.

Details have emerged about a long-speculated-about project in the heart of Brookland.