Washington Business Journal: Hill East redevelopment lands $70M in financing, breaks ground

By Editor On Sep 28, 2021 Last updated Sep 28, 2021

A 100-unit permanent supportive housing development atop the Stadium-Armory Metro station is moving ahead.

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