Development News

The third residential piece of the $750 million project in Ward 7 will break ground soon, as long as financing lines up.

The Madeira, at 1430 W St NW, is 60 percent leased in the first month.

It's the first MOM's Organic Market in D.C. and the first retailer to open at the Hecht Warehouse, which is being redeveloped and will catalyze growth on New York Ave NE.

The ribbon-cutting markes the official opening of 24 new affordable condos in Anacostia.

Nomad Yard Collectiv aims to elevate vintage, help out local artists, artisans, and business owners, and make D.C. more stylish.

The Menkiti Group, responsible for many projects in and around Brookland, will restore three historic buildings just outside D.C. in Mt. Rainier, Maryland.

The "Weinberg Commons" is a retrofit of three blighted buildings in Ward 7. When they're restored, they'll serve as housing for 36 formerly homeless or low-income families who'll pay almost nothing for utilities.

Lock 7 Development has received its permit to begin construction of a 22-unit condo building in Brookland.

A co-owner of Boundary Road is planning to open a Mediterranean (including North African) restaurant on Rhode Island Ave NE.

When students return from winter break in January 2015, they'll enter the brand-new Ballou Senior High School.

The Tenleytown diner will be converted to a four-story, mixed-use building.

Radici will carry artisan Italian goods from a wide range of small producers. 

Five local businesses along Georgia Avenue in Park View and Pleasant Plains will display art to brighten up the streetscape and engage residents.

A new grocery is coming soon to Woodridge.

Gin Rummy will be a new lounge from the owners of Little Ricky's, a Cuban restaurant that closed earlier this year.