Updated design for Wizards practice facility at St. E's is a 'more clean, modern' look
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Washington Business Journal by Rebecca Cooper
It's official: Children's National Health System to build research hub at old Walter Reed site
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With plans to create a future hub for medical innovation in the District, Children's National Health System will finally take ownership Thursday of nearly 12 acres of the former 110-acre Walter Reed Army Medical Centercampus.
Plans for Anacostia’s MLK Gateway, revealed
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Curbed DC by Michelle Goldchain
There are two finalists for the Request for Proposals (RFP) for Anacostia’s MLK Gateway, which was introduced during the Office of the Deputy Mayor for Planning and Economic Development’s (DMPED) March Madness event. This “Gateway” is located at 1201-1215 Good Hope Road SE and 1909 Martin Luther King Jr. Avenue SE with plans for small to medium scaled commercial and mixed-use developments.
Deanwood Gets First 'New Communities' Project In Nearly Four Years
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DCist by Christina Sturdivant
150 rentals for low- and moderate-income tenants planned for D.C.’s Deanwood
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Washington Post by Michele Lerner
As part of the District’s New Communities Initiative, an ongoing effort to preserve and build affordable housing in the city, a new four-story, 150-unit apartment complex will be built at 5201 Hayes St. NE in Deanwood next year.
Mixed-Use Project Planned for Church Parking Lot in Shaw
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Washington City Paper by Andrew Gaimbrone
Shaw is set to get another luxury apartment development, on a 13,300-square-foot parking lot used by churchgoers.
Two finalists chosen to redevelop Anacostia’s Martin Luther King Gateway
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CurbedDC by Michelle Goldchain
DMPED Announces Responses for Three Development Projects
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CONTACT:
Joaquin McPeek (202) 727-6698; [email protected]
D.C. picks plans for historic Crummell School, Shaw's Parcel 42
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D.C.'s Office of the Deputy Mayor for Planning and Economic Development has chosen two development teams to transform a pair of vacant properties into mixed-use development under the pilot OurRFP project.
Long Vacant, Historically Black School Site in D.C. Gets Redevelopment Plan
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Washington City Paper by Andrew Giambrone
An empty school in Ivy City that was founded in 1911 and served the District's black students until 1972 is slated to become a community center surrounded by more than 300 apartment units, industrial space, and businesses.