Development News

A Brookland couple has purchased and repurposed a 36,000-square-foot warehouse into artists' studios, small businesses, and a vintage furniture store.

Building on the success of the Cady's Alley Holiday Bazaar, developer Eastbanc is now planning to make the pop-up market permanent, with retailers rotating through the space every 3-4 months.

Eye Street Cellars, at 425 I St NW, will open in March from owner Savita Malhotra, who is "always looking for [a place] where we can be part of an emerging community." 

The small kiosk is meant to give visitors suggestions for things to do, even if they have just an hour before a connecting bus or train.

About half of the apartments at residential and retail project Takoma Central will be move-in ready in April, with the remainder available in May, according to the project’s developer. 

Missed all the development at The Yards in Capitol Riverfront? Here's a quick recap.

Developer Ilya Zusin says that the company is in the process of bidding out construction for the four-story, 20-unit building.

The Beatles tribute act Beatlemania Now will perform the exact set list from Feb. 11, 1964, in the same building as the original concert.

Rosies and Rockers, an edgy, "pinup--but wearable" clothing store for punks, rockabillies and more opening in a few weeks.

Three competing designs for the public art component of Chuck Brown Park are being presented to the public.

Northeast Library, on the Hill, is the fourth oldest library in DC still in operation--though it's been closed since 2011 for a renovation. It opened Monday.

The proposed restaurant at 1626 North Capitol Street NW, opening in a former firehouse, is attempting to receive its liquor license.

The missing link between D.C. and Maryland will be filled in, starting in spring.

Dance Place is moving back to the fully renovated Edgewood space in late May.