Development

Another Capitol Hill church bites the dust.

A 1950s-era public housing community a half-mile from The Wharf could soon be redeveloped as part of D.C.'s efforts to reposition its housing portfolio.

DCHA previously labeled the Ward 6 complex as a property most in need of repair.

An 18-unit residential project will be constructed on the site of the recently-shuttered gay bar Cobalt in Dupont Circle. Plans for the new development at 1637-1641 R Street NW (map) were recently filed with the Board of Zoning Adjustment.…

Washington is announcing a goal of retrofitting or removing all of its flood-prone buildings by 2050, the first major U.S. city to set such a policy.

Developer Foulger-Pratt just broke ground on its two-building apartment project near D.C.’s Union Market that will incorporate an old printing press warehouse where the Congressional Record was once produced.

As the only full-service grocery store in the community, the Safeway on MacArthur Boulevard served as a landmark for residents of the Palisades neighborhood in Northwest Washington.

Some were highs, others were lows. And WeWork is now the District’s largest private office tenant

New York’s Union Square Cafe will not be expanding to D.C. after all.

A new senior living community is on the boards for DC.

The growing demand for senior housing in D.C. continues to push developers to pursue new projects, with the latest community planned for Ward 7.

Downtown D.C. saw booms in development and tourism last year, but also notched a record-high office vacancy rate and sluggish employment growth, according to a new report.

A $200M mixed-use development in NoMa is moving forward after an appeal delayed it for more than a year.

There are redevelopment plans in the works for a 7-11 store in DC.

Upwards of 2,000 new residences will be built as part of the Walter Reed redevelopment, and UrbanTurf recently got a look at what some of the new condominiums will look like.

Tishman Speyer has toned down its renovation plans for 601 D St. NW once the Justice Department moves out.

To understand how a limestone-and-glass building on 14th and R streets NW ended up with same name as your high school best friend, it helps to know the origin myth.

Developments in D.C. have already begun to utilize opportunity zone investments, but the money is expected to begin flowing into projects at a faster rate after the federal government released a second set of regulations Wednesday for the…

Last night, representatives of the Neighborhood Development Company (NDC) solicited ideas from the community regarding plans to redevelop a mostly two-story commercial block of Georgia Avenue along the 16th Street Heights/Brightwood Park…