Amy Rogers Nazarov : Development News

The re-opening of a kitchen and bath showroom on Kennedy St NW that closed in 2010 speaks volumes for the neighborhood. 

The University of Georgia has purchased a building dating from 1931 and is converting it to student housing for its prestigious summer program.

Live at National Harbor? Yep. Leasing will begin for the area's first apartments Saturday.

The Inspired Teaching Demonstration Public Charter School is moving to Edgewood and will add more students to its rolls.

The 12-unit contemporary building is now taking shape at 401 15th St SE.

As installation of the sculpture memorializing the Godfather of Go-Go gets underway, the artist offers a sneak peek and a look into the process of designing the larger than life Chuck.

The NW neighborhood will see a Barcelona Wine Bar, Raku and Starbucks among other retailers this fall.

The team has leased space at 749 8th St SE, in Barracks Row, for its seasonal, gourmet doughnuts.

Shawafel, the Lebanese restaurant with locations on H Street NE and in Nationals Park, will open its third location this fall in Courthouse, with an expanded menu.

The private school is likely the first of its kind--Montessori-certified, Catholic, and dual-language-immersion--in the nation.

The building going up at 1115 H Street NE is also a teaching tool for nearby high school students studying architecture and design.

It's coming. Taco fans on H street will soon be able to order tacos and tortas with pork, beef, tongue, and Impala's signature "chorifu" tofu.

Peet's Coffee's first D.C. location opened earlier this month at  1701 Pennsylvania Ave NW, taking over a Caribou Coffee. A Peet's exec discusses what's next for D.C. java fans.

The members-only pool and lounge will open this summer...if summer ever gets here.

Grilled-cheese spot GCDC opened at 1730 Pennsylvania Ave NW, just in time for National Grilled Cheese Day.