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The joint venture that has built much of the new development in D.C.'s Mount Vernon Triangle neighborhood is moving forward with another project.

A D.C.-based landlord is challenging the General Services Administration's efforts to roll a trio of federal agency leases into a single location near the Judiciary Square Metro in a bid to retain the federal tenants it has claimed for the…

Salvadorans are the largest immigrant group in D.C., according to Census and American Community Survey data culled by the Urban Institute. The community is so hugely influential among the Salvadoran diaspora that the owner of Lauriol…

After a years-long political and legislative saga, popular home-sharing services like Airbnb, VRBO and HomeAway are now legal in D.C.

The rules would have increased barriers to demonstrating along the National Mall

Happy Monday. The project to bring a new hospital east of the Anacostia River is in rough shape, exacerbating tensions over the state of the area's existing DC-owned medical center.

Sibley Memorial Hospital has started treating patients with proton therapy, making it the second D.C. hospital to offer the cancer treatment.

The National Park Service announced Monday it is withdrawing a proposal that could have, among other things, made protesters repay the federal government for the cost of security at demonstrations.

For the first time, a native Washingtonian accepted the Kennedy Center’s highest comedy prize on Sunday night. Dave Chappelle accepted the Mark Twain Prize for American Humor, in a ceremony that starred his fellow comedians, former…

After a flood of comments, the National Park Service has scrapped a plan to consider charging fees for demonstrations around the National Mall and the White House.

The National Park Service has withdrawn a proposed plan to charge fees for free speech demonstrations and special events on the National Mall after facing overwhelming pushback from the public.

Manhattan’s housing market is well-known for its cooperative buildings, but the District is second only to New York City for concentration of co-ops.

The beloved race will close 17th Street NW to cars for several hours

Superior Court Judge John Campbell’s recent ruling handed the District of Columbia a temporary victory in a legal challenge to the controversial no-bid, $215 million D.C. Lottery contract that includes sports betting.

Over a century ago, Congress passed the Height of Buildings Act, a law which accounts for DC's largely squat skyline. Now, as the mayoral administration attempts to achieve greater housing capacity and production, the Height Act is once…

CNN has inked a deal to keep its D.C. bureau in NoMa, where its lease for more than a third of the building was to expire next year.

As residents suffer a dangerous wait for a new hospital to open, United Medical Center staff say they are overworked and need more support in the interim.