back when the Modell’s departed
Thanks to CD for passing on the news from Market Insider:
“Ben Ashkenazy and his team at Ashkenazy Acquisition Corporation are pursuing a significant residential redevelopment project for Hechinger Mall in Washington DC. The vision aims to (more…)
This rental is located at Fessenden St NW near Wisconsin Ave. The Craigslist ad says: (more…)
photo by Bill Herndon
“Dear PoPville,
How many DC folks have a metal deck? Our strip of rowhouses in NE DC all have metal decks, so we had assumed they are popular in DC. But a couple of contractors have been surprised/confused. So do other PoPvillers have metal decks? Does anyone remember when the (short-lived?) metal deck fad struck?”
1000 4th Street, SW
Thanks to Linda for sending:
“Masala Art Indian restaurant closed more recently. On the other side of 4th street at the new apartment building, The Westerly, new businesses are moving in: Good Company Donuts & Cafe has posted permits and ‘now hiring’ signs.” (more…)
2007 14th Street, NW
The liquor license application for Crush Bar says:
“Request to add a Dance Floor to the existing Entertainment Endorsement inside the premises.”
Stay tuned.
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320 Florida Avenue, NE via google maps
The liquor license placard for Eunoia Restaurant says:
“New Class C Tavern with a Seating Capacity of 125 and a Total Occupancy Load of 190 inside. (more…)
“Dear PoPville,
Just wanted to let you know that another CVS is closing. While picking up a prescription at the 1100 4th St SW store they announced that the store is closing May 15th and we need to transfer our prescriptions before then.”
4532 Georgia Ave, NW
WBJ reports not only has the Petworth location closed but the “Southern-style chicken and fish fry eatery files for bankruptcy.”
Updates when we learn what becomes of the Petworth space.
photo by Victoria Pickering
From the office of Councilmember Charles Allen:
“The DC Council unanimously approved Councilmember Charles Allen’s Healthy Homes bill that sets DC on a course to replace fossil-fuel powered appliances and home heat with electric appliances in the homes of 30,000 low- and moderate-income DC residents by 2040. The bill marks an ambitious undertaking to address a key source of both carbon output and in-home air quality issues. (more…)