Dupont Circle/Logan Circle : Development News

West Elm should move in to its new 14th street space by September, and Logan Hardware about a month later, developer says.

The pet store will carry toys, treats, collars and leashes for cats and dogs, and will open early April.

A packed house in a 114-seat theatre and only two toilets? No thanks. Keegan Theatre, which has been entertaining audiences for almost 20 years, has purchased its building and plans a full-on renovation (not just the restrooms).

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

It's back to the drawing board for the architects and prospective buyer hoping to turn the historic 15 Dupont Circle into a hotel--but they're not giving up.

The Mediterranean Way gourmet market is opening for business at 1717 Connecticut Avenue NW.

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 Mediterranean Way, a gourmet market offering Mediterranean foods and beverages, will open in Dupont Circle in late September.

PULP, the greeting card and gift shop on 14th St NW, is raising money through crowdsourcing to renovate its shop.

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."

Perseus Realty is a small but significant developer working on many local projects. Ironically, the developer is the one looking for a new home. 

The historic building at 1700 Q Street has been gutted to create four luxury flats that will go on sale fall 2013.

The site formerly occupied by the National Restaurant Association will house a new 11-story office building.