Development News

The National Black Nurses Association, a 150,000-member nonprofit, is moving its headquarters from Silver Spring to Capitol Hill.

Cohen Siegel Investors' proposed 218-unit building south of the Potomac Ave metro seeks approval Monday.

D.C. mom Leigh Byers is opening Hunnybunny Boutique, which will sell her line of homemade, natural soaps, lip balms and shampoos.

One Eight opened on 1/8 with a tasting and party open to the public, and begins regular tasting/tour hours Saturday.

The sales office for 14th Street's newest residential project, a condo building at 1436 Chapin Street NW, opened two weeks ago and four of the seven units are already under contract. 

A long-planned supper club on Rhode Island Avenue NE is launching later this month.

Eatsplace, the pop-uppery with a continually rotating lineup of chefs, is saying so long to soul food and "Hello, dumplings!"

Community Three Development president Grant Epstein says construction at 1011 M St NW will begin shortly. 

The Barry Farm aquatic center, replacing an outdoor pool, opened Dec. 13 and features a lap pool, a leisure pool and a waterslide. And that's just the beginning.

Baked by Yael cakepop shop is opening at the end of the month near the Smithsonian Zoo. 

Pigmental Studios, which announced earlier this year it was relocating from Los Angeles to D.C., is in negotiations for space at the Boilermaker building in Capitol Riverfront/Navy Yard.

The developer is planning to build nearly 300 units on the site of two warehouses near the Rhode Island Ave metro.

Officially opening Jan. 12, 202strong will be an approachable, friendly CrossFit gym, the co-founders say.

Leasing has started for the new building at 1250 9th St NW and move-ins begin in January, once construction wraps up.

A six-story building will replace the existing one-story building in the heart of Park View.