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Washingtonian: Framebridge Is Expanding to Brick-and-Mortar and Opening Stores on 14th Street and in…

Editor Feb 12, 2019

Design nerds, brace yourselves: custom framing e-retailer Framebridge is expanding its online services into an actual brick-and-mortar shop. The 1,200-square foot storefront will open at 1919 14th Street in March. The DC company is also…

DCist: New Boutique Tribute Opens Off U Street With Emphasis On Sustainable Fashion From Around The…

Editor Feb 11, 2019

Joelle Firzli, Jacklyn Laryea, Michelle Cloud, and Kathleen Diab have collectively lived on every continent except Australia. When the four friends found themselves all living in D.C., the idea to create a brand focused on sustainable…

DCist: Shop Made In D.C. Is Setting Up Shop At The Wharf

Editor Feb 7, 2019

Stacey Price and Michael Babin opened Shop Made in D.C. in Dupont Circle in 2017 with a leap of faith.

Washington Business Journal: Shop Made in D.C. opening second location

Editor Jan 28, 2019

Shop Made in D.C. is expanding into a new quadrant.

Bisnow: Georgetown Retail Building Signs Patagonia, Then Sells In D.C.’s 2nd-Priciest Retail…

Editor Jan 28, 2019

A Georgetown retail building has just sold for one of the highest-recorded prices per SF in D.C. history.

Washington Post: Amid prosperity, D.C.’s independent retailers struggle to survive

Editor Jan 5, 2019

As bike lanes popped up across the city, the owners of Bicycle Space hoped to capitalize on a growing cycling craze when they leased a prime storefront three years ago in Northwest Washington.

Washingtonian: There’s a New Retail Strategy at the Shay. Will it Work?

Editor Dec 14, 2018

Around this time last year, things weren’t looking good for the Shay—JBG Smith’s splashy mixed-use development at 8th and Florida avenues, Northwest. Shops Chrome Industries, Kit and Ace, Steven Alan, Frank and Oak, and Bucketfeet had all…

Bisnow: What D.C.’s Fitness Explosion Means For Its Retail Market

Editor Nov 5, 2018

When Anne Mahlum founded Solidcore in D.C. in 2013, boutique fitness studios did not have much of a presence in the nation's capital, but she saw a wave coming.

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