Real Estate : Development News

Why are Washingtonians paying $20 to $30 apiece to be locked in a room with strangers?

Soon you will be able to stash your out-of-town guests for a few nights in a itsy-bitsy, teeny-weeny micro-hotel. Hey, if micro-apartments are a thing, why not micro hotels?

The zoning board approved a request to expand an apartment building on Harvard Street. 

Columbia Property Capital has renovated a building on Newton St. NW.

The permit, granted last week, expands an existing building and sets up the ground floor for a restaurant tenant.

Details are hazy, but another live/work concept may enter Northern Virginia soon.

See how Northeast has changed in this virtual tour - or hop on a bike and see for yourself.

A building permit was issued in January to combine two homes into one eight-unit condo building at 2305 Ontario Road NW.

A building with 60 affordable apartments has been in the works for nearly a decade; progress is happening slowly but surely.

"We're a big believer in the location," the developer says. "It’s an affordable alternative to Capitol Hill proper."

Douglas Development is building 99 apartments in Takoma.

A five-story project with room for a coffee shop on the ground floor is getting underway at 1350 Florida Ave NE.

Five two-bedroom condos are going up at 915 12th St NE.

Cohen Siegel Investors' proposed 218-unit building south of the Potomac Ave metro seeks approval Monday.

The sales office for 14th Street's newest residential project, a condo building at 1436 Chapin Street NW, opened two weeks ago and four of the seven units are already under contract.