1. Developments including RIA and Bryant Street stand to benefit from changes to land-use policy.
2. The Highline at Union Market will include a co-living element from Quarters.
3. Some of Northeast D.C.'s biggest developments find themselves in opportunity zones.
4. Trammell Crow is embarking on a multifamily development in Brookland.
5. While MRP Realty broke ground on Bryant Street, it lined up financing at Washington Gateway.
6. Brooklyn’s Other Half Brewery will join the ranks of hip new businesses in Ivy City.
7. LCOR buys a 50% stake in JBG’s Eckington Yards development.
8. Edens unveils plans for a striking, arch-syle building in Union Market.
9. Three-hundred and fifty more housing units are planned for Rhode Island Avenue NE.
10. Multifamily investors in D.C. and beyond see rent control as the biggest risk to their industry.
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