1101 H Street, NE

Thanks to Wayne for sending: Read More

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 Read More

15 Kennedy Street, NW

“Dear PoPville,

We have just been given notice that we shall be granted a meeting with the councilwoman and several leaders and stakeholders regarding the development on first and Kennedy. This is going to occur Thursday night 6:00 p.m. at Roots Charter School. the ANC meeting last night with stacked full of people.”

7th and R Street, NW

A vacant lot for so long, holy mackerel did I do a double take when walking by… Read More

17th and R Street, NW

Adam asks:

“It’s had a seemingly unresolved Stop Work order since November. I feel terrible for Three Fifty Bakery and the whole thing feels like a drag on an otherwise great stretch.” Read More

1055 29th Street, NW

Thanks to Michele for sending: “Looks like they managed to successfully demolish the West heating plant while leaving the facade standing. Yay!”

Before demo: Read More

1207 H Street, NE

Thanks to h street ne for sharing with us: “The parking lot has turned into public, paid parking and the AutoZone is now empty. It appears we’re one step closer Read More

3012 Georgia Ave, NW

Thanks to W. for sending. Regarding the new development at Bruce Monroe, W. writes: “I also heard that it could be 2 years until they break ground.” Read More

photo by CTB in DC

Given the recent RFK news it’s time to revisit our favorite subject – will the Washington Football Team now known as the Commanders, under new ownership, thank the Gods, return to DC? Or you think National Harbor? Or stay in Landover? Or maybe they head to Alexandria…

1435 Newton Street NW courtesy Greysteel

From a press release:

“Greysteel, a nationally recognized commercial real estate investment services firm, has completed the sale of the NW DC Portfolio for an aggregate price of $48,120,000, representing more than 100% of the asking price. The four-property portfolio included the following sales: Read More