Thanks to Clark for sending over the weekend near the 4900 block of Massachusetts Ave NW.:
“Seen Saturday afternoon in Spring Valley! (more…)
Spring Valley
4330 48th Street, NW, Superfresh closed in 2011
“Dear PoPville,
Update for Spring Valley(/AU Park). The builder has a link and looks like a MoMs will be going in.”
Modera Lady Bird‘s website says:
“Modera Lady Bird consists of 234 apartment homes along with associated amenities and 18,000 SF of retail space dedicated to Mom’s Organic Market (full service grocer). (more…)
4330 48th Street, NW, Superfresh closed in 2011
Thanks to Ryan for sending the Spring Valley Superfresh/Lady Bird update:
“Trees being removed for demolition to begin at Superfresh. According to the guy I assume is the project manager, demolition of the actual buildings should begin mid-December.” (more…)
4330 48th Street, NW, Superfresh closed in 2011
Thanks to Ryan for sending: “I believe the petition for rehearing en banc was denied in April, and Monday this was posted on the Superfresh building.”
STAY TUNED.
4845 Massachusetts Ave, NW
Thank you Wagshal’s: (more…)
Still plans for a plum market? Or something else? (more…)
“WARNING
YOU ARE ENTERING THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
THE NATION”S CAPITAL
RESIDENCY MAY RESULT IN THE LOSS OF YOUR BASIC CIVIL RIGHT.
BE ADVISED!”
The sigh is huge – spotted in front of a house just off Westmoreland Circle: (more…)
4855 Massachusetts Ave, NW
Thanks to R. for sending: “New restaurant Yuma and Mass in spring valley by Wagshals.”
Chef Trini’s “Serving Caribbean Specialties and Island drinks!” (more…)
Last week we spoke about the the status of the old Superfresh in Spring Valley.
Thanks to Jonathan for sharing:
“Well, this is the location that Plum Market (based out of Ann Arbor, MI) lists as a future location. Their locations in Michigan are fantastic and this would be a great addition to the neighborhood.”
STAY TUNED.
4330 48th Street, NW, Superfresh closed in 2011
“Dear PoPville,
Change of plans at Spring Valley Superfesh? A couple weeks ago fences went up limiting (but not restricting) access to the parking lot. Late last week the graffiti that had collected was painted over, and this weekend a “For Lease” sign went up on the building. There is also a “For Lease” sign on the space that used to house DeCarlo’s. Did the developers finally give up in light of neighborhood resistance and interest rates?”
Another reader writes: (more…)