Thanks to Bry for sending this jaw dropping look at the Wharf development:
“From Hain’s Point park – dang, what a change”
Ed. Note: I was just thinking how the new buildings on U Street don’t drop my jaw anymore, the development, while still huge has almost become routine but I actually drove past this one in SW on Sunday and I believe I uttered something like “holy sheeeeeet.”
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