Demolition starts at St. Elizabeths for Wizards practice facility
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Washington Business Journal
Mayor Bowser to Lead Demolition at St. Elizabeths, Paving Way for New Arena
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LaToya Foster (EOM) – (202) 727-5011; [email protected]
Joaquin McPeek (DMPED) – (202) 727-6698; [email protected]
Local Hispanic Chamber to host Press Briefing on Washington Regional Leaders’ Exploratory Mission to Cuba
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D.C. redevelopment of old Walter Reed site inches forward
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WTOP by Kristi King
WASHINGTON — The District’s plan to redevelop the former Walter Reed Army National Medical Center in Northwest is moving forward but construction might not start any time soon.
A bill that would allow the District to purchase a 66-acre portion of the former hospital property passed out of committee on Tuesday. A final council vote is expected March 1. The city is expected to close on a deal with the site’s master developer within the year.
Howard University, Mayor Muriel Bowser Select Luma Lab to Operate Technology & Innovation Incubator
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Anthony D. Owens 202-870-9208; [email protected]
Joaquin McPeek 202.445.9765; [email protected]
DC Tech Incentives
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View and download the DC Tech Incentives flyer.
Are you a company that delivers technology products and services? Qualified High Technology Companies (QHTC) can claim one of the most attractive incentive packages for high technology businesses in the country.
D.C. to direct $82 million to new and existing affordable housing
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Washington Post by Abigail Hauslohner
D.C. Mayor Muriel E. Bowser said Friday that she has allocated more than $82 million from the city’s Housing Production Trust Fund for the creation or preservation of more than 800 units of affordable housing.
Affordable Housing Investment Expected to Help 1,800 D.C. Residents
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Washington City Paper, City Desk by Andrew Giambrone
D.C. cuts red tape for smaller venture capital funds
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Washington Business Journal by Andy Medici
Smaller venture capital funds in the District will no longer have to follow strict licensing rules meant for financial advisers — a change that proponents say will make D.C. more tech friendly.
Since 2012, the D.C. Department of Insurance, Securities and Banking (DISB) has issued temporary licensing waivers for funds with more than $100 million under management. The latest move permanently extends those waivers and applies them to funds with less than $100 million under management.