Housing : Innovation & Job News

The online network allows single men and women aged 40 and older to seek roommates in shared living spaces. “It works like match.com—you contact each other and if you like what you see, arrange an interview and move forward with moving in,” says Moore.

Urban Igloo is doubling its staff from 10 to 20 at its DC headquarters, adding staff in Philly, and looking for more cities to expand into.

RenterResume, a service for landlords, will expand into the D.C. market, and possibly move here from Baltimore.

Energy Houses 7 and 8 are coming to Arlington, will offer geothermal heating, LEED and 60 percent efficiency over code.

You've tried coworking, why not coliving? The District House is a space in Alexandria for B2B startups to work and live together.

LEDC's Community Asset Fund for Entrepreneurs gets a boost from the global microfinance organization's visibility.