housing : Development News

The proposed 210-unit building has received support from smart-growth and environmental advocates, and now waits for a WMATA board vote.

The Province, a four-unit condo project in the heart of Adams Morgan, is coming online.

The Columbia Heights property, long an eyesore, will soon be open for rent.

The building that will house Capitol Riverfront's Whole Foods, plus over 300 residences, will break ground in early 2014.

Storey Park, a 700,000 square-foot mixed-use building in NoMa on the site of the former Greyhound bus terminal, should break ground in June 2014.

A section of Highland Dwellings, a 208-unit public housing complex in SE, will be renovated with green features including a geothermal heating system.

The Rubin Group says that conversion of 1321 21st street, a 1921 front-porch row house, into a six-unit luxury condominium building in the Dupont Circle neighborhood is expected in November 2013, one year after receiving Historic Preservation Review Board approval.

The mixed-use project is a couple of steps closer to breaking ground.

The 304,000-square-foot building will offer 93 of its 300+ apartments as affordable.

The Fortis Companies has acquired the National Alliance of Postal and Federal Employees (NAPFE) headquarters building at 1628 11th Street, NW and is planning to convert it into a mix of about 33 new residences.

A proposal to create six new apartments in Shaw is moving forward.

The Mayor and other officials celebrated the Phase III groundbreaking of Sheridan Station, the redevelopment of a vacant public housing site into more than 200 mixed-income condos and townhouses.

The Historic Preservation Review Board approved the overall concept of converting the historic Takoma Theatre's vacant building into 20 residential apartments.

Conversion of the former Edmonds School site at 901 D Street, NE, into condominium/townhouse residences by developer CAS Riegler  is moving forward on Capitol Hill, right between Eastern Market and the H Street Corridor.  

Construction is underway for a new five-story, 28-unit apartment building at 1421 Euclid St, NW, that will provide affordable housing specifically designed to accommodate the hard-of-hearing and deaf community.