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From Shaw to NoMa to the Capitol Riverfront, here are eight developments expected to break ground before the end of 2018.
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Officials are reportedly working to add a provision to the federal spending bill that could pave the way for the NFL team to return to the RFK Stadium site.
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Quarters plans to open a co-living space later this year in 99 units of the new Highline at Union Market building.
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D.C.'s attempt to raise revenue for affordable housing by taxing commercial property sales could backfire by making sales volume drop, JLL research shows.
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Vin Sur Vingt wine bar signed a lease to replace Drafting Table at 1529 14th St. NW, and its owners hope to open as many as four D.C. locations.
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The Motto by Hilton brand will replace the Pod D.C. in Chinatown, one of seven newly announced deals for the micro-hotel concept.
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D.C. is bringing in a raft of measures to try and mitigate the impact of climate change
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Mayor Muriel Bowser increased the level of funding for the Housing Production Trust Fund, and her administration announced eight new projects receiving funds.
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The Boca Raton, Florida-based firm hired Tommy Spinosa from Bridge Investment Group to lead its expansion in the D.C. market.
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The NAACP wants to find a developer to partner to help overhaul its former home in northwest Baltimore.
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