Housing : Development News

“This property had the worst living conditions of any occupied building that I’ve been involved within in D.C., and yet the residents wanted to stay."

A five-story project with room for a coffee shop on the ground floor is getting underway at 1350 Florida Ave NE.

Details are still spotty, but it appears 10 new condos are headed for 3rd and Rhode Island Ave NE.

Five two-bedroom condos are going up at 915 12th St NE.

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

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. 

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

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.

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.

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

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.

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