Amy Rogers Nazarov : Development News

The Museum of Science Fiction's crowdfunding campaign fell short of its original goal, but organizers still hope to have a preview museum open within a year.

The former Edmonds School, on the Hill, is being converted to luxury condos. Though the building is months from completion, sales are brisk.

A long-vacant former hospital will become 147 luxury studio, one- and two-bedroom apartments.

The pet store will carry toys, treats, collars and leashes for cats and dogs, and will open early April.

The 11-story building's units range from studios to two bedrooms, and prices are expected to range from the low $400s to the mid $700s.

CrossFit DC is opening its second location on H Street NE. The building is "75 percent of the way" to being ready.

DC Modern Design + Build will renovate your home and display the works of local artists at its new studio in the Anacostia Arts Center.

The polar vortex has slowed down construction but the 42,000-square-foot, $15-million center should be ready in about a year's time.

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

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.

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

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 mixed-use project will include about 200 residential units, a restaurant and a specialty grocer.