1,000 Apartments, A Charter School, Athletic Space Galore: The 8 Proposals for Northwest One
DC UrbanTurf by Nena Perry-Brown

DC UrbanTurf by Nena Perry-Brown

Bisnow DC

Tequila shots were in order at the end of WeWork's Creator Awards launch in DC Tuesday night, after the company handed out $1.5M in grants to small businesses.
DC UrbanTurf by Nena Perry-Brown

Curbed DC by Michelle Goldchain
It's that time of the year again, the time for Mayor Muriel Bowser and the Office of the Deputy Mayor for Planning and Economic Development (DMPED) to hold their third annual March Madness event. While not related to the NCAA's tournament, it's still exciting—at least for many developers waiting to jump on the change to nab vacant properties in Washington, D.C.
Last year, there were a little over 15 projects announced. This year, there are over 20, spanning throughout almost all of the Wards in Washington, D.C.
DMPED held a Follow-up meeting on February 16th to reconnect with the community on the feedback received through the Workshop and Online Engagement Forum, further refine major community preferences and explain how community input will be incorporated in the RFP. See the Follow-up meeting presentation.
The Georgetowner by Peggy Sands

It was standing room only — outside and in — at the Ronald Reagan Building auditorium downtown on Friday, March 24, when D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser touted her economic development showcase, billed as March Madness.
View the RFQ No. DCEB-2017-Q-1001 - One-Stop Career Centers Operator - Amendment No. 003
The due date and time for submission of statements of qualifications is hereby extended to 2:00PM, Wednesday, April 5, 2017.
Washington City Paper by Andrew Giambrone

View DMPED's 2017 March Madness Presentation - March 24, 2017
View the March Madness 2017 - Summary of Projects
Full project list and timelines