Kastles On The Wharf?

The Washington Kastles are talking to Wharf developer Hoffman-Madison Waterfront about a new, permanent home that could include tennis courts on a pier and seating that may float on the Washington Channel. Kastles owner Mark Ein confirmed that the talks were ongoing, but declined to give specifics. The team moved from a temp arena on the waterfront to the Charles E. Smith Center on the GWU campus last summer as construction began at The Wharf, reports the Washington Business Journal. [WBJ]

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