
1606 K Street, NW
This is the former home of Fuel Pizza (which closed in 2021.) Prior to Fuel the space was home to a Burger King.
Not clear if Blunt DC still plans on featuring a museum element to the space here…

1606 K Street, NW
This is the former home of Fuel Pizza (which closed in 2021.) Prior to Fuel the space was home to a Burger King.
Not clear if Blunt DC still plans on featuring a museum element to the space here…

“Dear PoPville,
After installing Pride decorations outside their 3-unit row house, residents of 2014 13th Street NW (at 13th and U) received the following notice from EJF Rental Services LLC:
On Thu., May 29, 2025, at 5:15 PM, EJF Rentals wrote:
We hope you’re doing well and enjoying your home!
As part of our ongoing efforts to keep our community looking its best and to stay in line with property guidelines, we kindly ask that all flags, banners, and other personal items be removed from the property fence by June 1, 2025.
This request is just about (more…)

1100 4th Street, NE
Boom! Thanks to RN for the update about Lost Sock Roasters opening in NaMa today: (more…)

This article is sponsored by RLAH @properties.

Want to Build Something in D.C.? Start Here.
A shovel-ready, extraordinarily rare opportunity in Capitol Hill, fully permitted for an already approved plan for 2 two-unit residential buildings: 609 Independence Ave SE
2 residential adjacent lots
Each building is a 3-level 2,700 sq. ft. residence
Each building features a lower-level apartment suite
Approved permit package includes full architectural, civil and MEP engineering drawings
Convenient location behind Eastern Market, near Library of Congress, Barracks Row and Capitol
Other Notable Fresh Listings:
The Most Expensive Home of the Week is a 6BR/7.5BA contemporary-classical showpiece in Observatory Circle, directly across from the Vice President’s residence, complete with a pool, elevator, and separate guest house—all for $9.5M.
“A beautifully maintained row house in Columbia Heights that pairs original DC charm with true move-in-ready condition. This exceptional home offers 4 bedrooms and 3.5 baths total, including a fully separate basement rental unit with its own entrance — ideal for rental income, an au pair suite, or multigenerational living.”
“With more than 3,400 square feet across four finished levels, this expansive Brightwood rowhouse offers a scale and flexibility rarely found in the neighborhood. The fully finished lower level is a true second unit with its own kitchen, bath, private walkout entrance, and Certificate of Occupancy.”
Your REO/Bank-Owned Property of the Week is a “classic rowhome” on Capitol Hill offering “three levels of living space and plenty of opportunity to make it your own” and “a great opportunity for a buyer looking to renovate and add their own finishes while preserving the character of a traditional DC rowhome.”

Ward 5 Councilmember Zachary Parker shares the good news:
“I spoke with Chief Smith this morning and I’m glad to report that the decision to close DuPont Circle Park is being rescinded. The Park is central to the lgbtq community, and neighbors will be able to enjoy it this year for World Pride.”
Thanks to (another) Zach for sharing the original news: “This was emailed from the Mayor’s Office to a Dupont Circle ANC.” (more…)

50 Massachusetts Avenue, NE in the space previously home to Legal Seafoods
Easing the still fresh pain from the Pizzeria Uno closing comes this is a lovely bit of good news for Union Station – Wolfgang Puck Bar + Bites is coming upstairs! (more…)
Art All Night Returns to Uptown on September 11
Experience Art All Night on Friday, September 11, 2026, where the citywide celebration of art, music, and culture kicks off. For one night, neighborhoods will come alive with visual and culinary art, interactive activities, dance, live music, and creative experiences for all ages. The festival is free and offers residents and visitors an opportunity to explore local businesses, discover D.C. artists, and experience the unique character of Uptown neighborhoods, including Petworth, 16th Street Heights, and Brightwood Park.

623 Pennsylvania Avenue, SE
Super sad news from Beuchert’s Saloon on Capitol Hill:
“As we approach the finish line of an amazing 13-year journey, we’re filled with gratitude for the community, friends, and family who’ve been with us every step of the way. We’re staying open for one final week, and we’d love for you to join us for a pint and share your favorite memories. Thanks for being part of our story.” (more…)

2305 18th Street, NW via google
Thanks to Mary for sending:
“After talking with an insider M5 nails on 18st has closed – they couldn’t reach a renewed lease agreement.
They’ve moved out of the neighborhood:
1915 I St NW, Washington, DC 20006” (more…)

19th and H Street, NW
Thanks to Noa for sending from Downtown: “Is this slipstream new at 19th and H?”
So far their website only lists their locations as 1201 New York Ave, NW and 1333 P Street, NW.
STAY TUNED.

photo by Miki Jourdan
You can talk about whatever is on your mind – quality of life issues, a beautiful tree you spotted, scuttlebutt, or any random questions/thoughts you may have. But please no personal attacks and no need to correct people’s grammar. This is a place to vent and/or celebrate things about daily life in D.C.
To. never miss a post, please sign up for our free daily email summaries here.
Follow PoPville on Instagram here, on X/Twitter here, on Facebook here on Threads here and on BlueSky here. Please email tips and questions to [email protected]
Get the inside, inside scoop and help PoPville’s long term viability by joining the Friends of the PoPville Society. Thanks!

Last Christmas Tree in Town is brought to you by the friends of Mizuta Masahide. Should we be blessed with any, please send your JULY tree sightings to [email protected] and let me know where you saw it. Thanks!
Thanks to Paul for sending above on Saturday (close enough!) from Logan Circle.
Thanks to Chris for sending below from Adams Morgan: (more…)