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150-Year-Old Downtown D.C. Church Looks To Build Multifamily Next Door
The plans presented to the Historic Preservation Office propose 39 residential units and amenity spaces in an eight-story development adjacent to the church.
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The plans presented to the Historic Preservation Office propose 39 residential units and amenity spaces in an eight-story development adjacent to the church.
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The $95M loan has been assigned to substitute trustees.
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D.C. Council Chair Phil Mendelson is circulating a draft bill to change D.C.'s Emergency Rental Assistance Program, Bisnow has learned.
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The D.C. Council passed a bill Tuesday to create new exemptions from the Building Energy Performance Standards program.
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The mayor is proposing accelerating eviction cases, narrowing the TOPA law and has selected distressed properties to receive $144M in funding.
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Federal agencies occupy roughly 35M SF of office space in the Washington, D.C., area.
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Also in The D.C. Deal Sheet, Google plans investment in Virginia data centers, EYA entitles 71 Falls Church townhomes, a new Hilton opens in Rosslyn and more.
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Around 750,000 federal employees are expected to be furloughed without pay during the shutdown, and the president has floated making permanent cuts.
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Washington, D.C. keeps growing in popularity, and in cost of living. Baltimore, as both cheaper and more urban than D.C.'s closest suburbs, stands to benefit.
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Healthcare developments from Leesburg to D.C. to Annapolis exemplify the latest in medical real estate trends.
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