Development News

DC has been selected by a West coast nonprofit to participate in a net-positive-energy affordable housing pilot project.

As 14th Street NW changes, Elevation DC takes a look at some of the history remaining in its architecture.

Why are Washingtonians paying $20 to $30 apiece to be locked in a room with strangers?

A free school open to all is moving in to Northeast this fall for a two-month pop-up. Learn salsa, French, Welsh, or bagel-baking!

Soon you will be able to stash your out-of-town guests for a few nights in a itsy-bitsy, teeny-weeny micro-hotel. Hey, if micro-apartments are a thing, why not micro hotels?

Family owned business Secolari is bringing its olive oil, vinegars and other food items to Cleveland Park. 

The former Craze Burger space is is one step closer to getting a new restaurant. 

The zoning board approved a request to expand an apartment building on Harvard Street. 

A long-planned apartment building at 455 I St NW received a permit last month.

The investment proves that the library isn't just about books anymore; these tools give people new ways to interact with information, library associate Joseph Koivisto says.

34 townhomes and flats coming to the historic Buchanan School.

Non-profit developer Manna Inc. proposes to subdivide one lot into three at the corner of 8th and T Streets NW, and to construct two market-rate and four affordable flats.

The project has gone from 7 to 6 units.

Two parks have popped up in D.C. in recent days, one in NoMa and the other in the Golden Triangle.

A six-story apartment building has been approved for 3831 Georgia Ave NW, north of the Petworth metro.