Washington Business Journal: The former Marriott Wardman Park could soon be torn down. What comes next is unclear.

By Editor On Dec 21, 2021 Last updated Dec 21, 2021

Fresh off closing a deal for the former Marriott Wardman Park, the hotel’s new owners look ready to tear it down.

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