D.C. Development
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D.C. skyline debate reopened
CommentSernovitz interview April 12, 2012
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Unlike most of the other DC elected officials, Councilwoman Bowser has stepped up to the plate vis-a-vis Walmart
Councilwoman Muriel Bowser speaking at a May 2010 event heralding the completion of the Takoma DC commercial facade improvement project.
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Tenants at 1200 17th St. make plans
First Potomac Realty Trust and Akridge announced a plan this week to buy and redevelop 1200 17th St. NW for $39.6 million.
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What a DC United stadium *could* mean for Buzzard Point development
Over the past week (which happens from time to time), there have been several reports about DC United looking for sites to build a soccer stadium in the District.
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Group pickets pro-Walmart developer's D.C. home
A group of about 25 people protested Walmart's imminent arrival in the District gathered Thursday night in Woodley Park.
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Congress Heights: Gradually rising
The Washington Post thinks that Congress Heights is in for 2011. But is that a legit pronouncement for the neighborhood just east of the Anacostia River?
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1345 South Capitol to restart soon
The apartment building boom that occurred over the past few years in Near SE has now crossed South Capitol Street.
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The Argonaut rises from ashes & returns better than ever Sat. Jan 15
The Argonaut hasn't quite been itself since it was victim to a big fire last year.
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Construction of 276-unit apartment project in Southeast to begin this year
Reports have emerged that construction will begin this quarter on a new 276-unit apartment project at 1345 South Capitol Street.
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Fenty gives DOES staff early Christmas/goodbye present
This morning Mayor Fenty and the DOES celebrate their brand new headquarters at 4058 Minnesota Ave NE with an official unveiling.
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SEC clarifies status of Constitution Center space
Will someone please give the General Services Administration and the Securities and Exchange Commission each others' phone numbers?
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The future of D.C. housing discussed at smart growth forum
Director of the D.C. Office of Planning Harriet Tregoning painted a picture of what might happen on the city’s housing scene in the coming years.
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Development slow in Nationals Park neighborhood
More than two-thirds of Washington's Capitol Riverfront neighborhood near Nationals Park has yet to be developed two years after the park opened.
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Bing Thom’s plans for Randall School
Over the years, the development of the old Randall School property in Southwest has had its share of starts and stops.
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CM Jim Graham updates on Adams Morgan hotel
I authored the tax abatement bill in order to make this project a reality.
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City's budget woes could affect development plans
D.C. Mayor-elect Vincent C. Gray is a month from inheriting a real estate portfolio headlined by marquee development properties that lack the federal approvals or financing required.
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LAYC wants your support
The D.C. Council will begin considering the proposed redevelopment of the J. F. Cook School and Latin American Youth Center.
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Old Hall Bros. funeral home getting renovated in Shaw/Ledroit Park
I’ve been keeping my eye on these properties located at 621/623 Florida Ave, NW for quite a while since they are such beautiful buildings.
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