Washington Business Journal: Development forcing relocation of trapeze school within The Yards,…
The Trapeze School New York is moving within The Yards, again.
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UrbanTurf: DC’s Audi Field May Get More Parking, But Bigger Plans Are in the Works
Mixed-use plans on the horizon for a parcel adjacent to DC's new soccer stadium are at least a year out, and during that time, the stadium development team has a plan for the vacant plot.
UrbanTurf: McMillan Reservoir Redevelopment Team Requests Time Extension
Years after a planned-unit development (PUD) for the McMillan Reservoir received zoning approval, and two years after a ceremonial groundbreaking, the project remains under appeal.
UrbanTurf: Edens Plans a New 300-Unit Building at Union Market
Edens has plans in the works for a new 300-unit residential development at Union Market.
Norton Introduces D.C. Zoning Commission Home Rule Act, Would Remove Federal Officials from…
March 5, 2019
Contact: Jack Miller
Norton Introduces D.C. Zoning Commission Home Rule Act, Would Remove Federal Officials from Commission
WASHINGTON, D.C.—Congresswoman Eleanor Holmes Norton (D-DC) today introduced the District of…
UrbanTurf: The Return of Western Market? Renovations Proposed for GWU Galleria
In late 2017, George Washington University teased plans to reposition the Shops at 2000 Penn, aka Red Lion Row. Now, those plans are coming to the light.
Washington Business Journal: Barry Farm is down to three households. A new rezoning application is…
Only three households remain at Barry Farm, the historic 444-unit public housing community the District and its partners hope to redevelop in the coming years.
Bisnow: Union Market Development Opponents Return To Appeal MRP’s Washington Gateway
The group that has appealed seven developments in the Union Market area over the last three years has returned to contest a project on the other side of the tracks.
UrbanTurf: Appeal Filed on 600-Unit Waterfront Station Development in Southwest DC
Last September, the Zoning Commission (ZC) granted approval to a second-stage planned-unit development (PUD) for the two remaining sites at the Waterfront Station development just steps from the Waterfront Metro station. Now, the project…
UrbanTurf: Office of Planning Moves to Bring Solar Power to Every DC Neighborhood
Could solar power soon be readily available in every DC neighborhood?
Washington Business Journal: PGP seeks hotel to activate Capital Crossing
Property Group Partners is seeking permission from the District to swap a hotel in for a residential building at Capitol Crossing with the hope of generating more daytime and evening activity at the mixed-use project being developed above…
UrbanTurf: Hotel Proposed In Place of 150 Apartments at Capitol Crossing
A year ago, rumblings first began that the residential component would be nixed at the two million square-foot Capitol Crossing development. Now, Property Group Partners (PGP) is following through on that plan.
UrbanTurf: An Apartment Reallocation and a New Color for Sursum Corda Redevelopment
As demolition wraps up at the Sursum Corda Housing Cooperative in DC, the proposed redevelopment continues to take shape, now with a slightly different look than what was unveiled in December.
UrbanTurf: A New Plan for One of DC’s Most Exciting Mixed-Use Proposals
Late last summer, we got an exciting glimpse at the plans for the next phase of Art Place Fort Totten. Now, the project looks a tad different.
UrbanTurf: Map Amendment Requested to Bring 85 Affordable Units to MLK Avenue
The development pipeline along Martin Luther King, Jr. Avenue continues to grow.
UrbanTurf: Less Glass and Fewer Balconies: The Tweaked Plans for Waterfront Station
A year ago, plans emerged for one of the final parcels at the Waterfront Station redevelopment. Now, as the development team prepares to go before the Zoning Commission, we're taking another look at the somewhat-tweaked design of the…
Washington Business Journal: West Heating Plant redevelopment clears significant hurdle
A Bowser administration official has approved the long-planned transformation of the West Heating Plant in Georgetown into about 80 luxury Four Seasons condominiums, a key step toward ending a protracted debate over the World War II-era…
UrbanTurf: 78 Affordable Apartments Proposed to Replace Former Sanford Capitol Property in DC
Another former Sanford Capital property may soon be razed and replaced.
UrbanTurf: 500 Units, Office and a Park: The Newly Released Plans at Union Market
The massive Market Terminal development at Union Market is taking another leap forward.
UrbanTurf: More Office for The Yards: A Look at the Proposed Chemonics Headquarters
Last month, Chemonics International announced its plans to become an anchor office tenant at The Yards. Now, we are getting our first look at how the company's headquarters would fit into the evolving riverfront neighborhood.