Retail : Development News

The long-anticipated market on H Street NE could be open by midmonth.

One Eight Distilling will distill, package and distribute vodka, gin and whiskey in the up-and-coming Ivy City area.

West Elm should move in to its new 14th street space by September, and Logan Hardware about a month later, developer says.

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

The third location, raising money on crowdfunding site Clovest, will also dedicate space for owners' needs--think natural, local foods, flowers, and more.

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

The store fills a gap on Brookland's main thoroughfare, 12th Street Northeast.

The salon, which is opening its fourth location at The Yards in late summer, has released the first renderings. Check them out.

The future of D.C. retail is...maybe not retail. Unless you're talking about Georgia Avenue.

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." 

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

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