Development News

The Historic Preservation Review Board has recommended approving a two-story addition to the Mount Pleasant Auto Shop, to convert the building into apartments above retail.

The building is going from four to nine units, according to a recently filed permit.

Gujarati lasagna is one of the new menu items.

Artists can submit their proposals for bike racks, bicycle repair station, seating, whirly gig (defined as “interactive, playable public sculpture with moveable parts”), and a sprinkler.

The STC is planning a building where actors and artists can live, with rehearsal space and a black-box theatre to boot.

Talk about being close to your work.

The building is designed for seniors age 55 and above who earn under 30 percent of the area median income.

Mad Momos closed in January; now, a new pub and beer garden is taking its place.

The full project is proposed to be some condos, some apartments, and a sidewalk cafe.

Tacos! Breakfast burritos! Smoothies! Georgetown!

We need more of it, and we're not making enough of it.

The owners of Wonderland Ballroom are opening a new space in Edgewood, in what was previously Chocolate City Brewery.

Edgewood Commons, 792 affordable units for families in Edgewood, is getting a revamp inside and out.

The concept, from an owner of Boundary Road restaurant, will serve Mediterranean fare, pastas, and seafood.

Gallery Towns, part of Monroe Street Market, will be a collection of 1800-square-foot townhomes starting at $700,000.