Urban Green, LLC with Flywheel Development - Truxton Circle Community Presentation 11.2.2015
View the Urban Green, LLC with Flywheel Development - Truxton Circle Community Presentation - November 2, 2015
View the Urban Green, LLC with Flywheel Development - Truxton Circle Community Presentation - November 2, 2015
Washington Business Journal // Michael Neibauer
A decade after seizing much of the property through its eminent domain authority, the District has sold the Skyland Shopping Center in Southeast to the development team that will undertake its transformation.
Washington Business Journal by Daniel J. Sernovitz
D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser vowed Friday to ensure the District has its shot at all of the major economic development prospects that come to the fore in the Washington region, despite increasingly strong competition from Maryland, Virginia and beyond.
Washington Business Journal by Michael Neibauer
The District is officially spending money now on the D.C. United stadium project.
In the last 24 hours, the city has paid more than $25 million for parcels owned by two private entities — Super Salvage Inc. and Rollingwood Real Estate LLC. The lots are key parts of the D.C. United stadium footprint, which the District, as part of its deal with the team, was required to assemble. All told, the city expects to pay at least $85 million just to acquire the land.
Washington Business Journal by Jeff Clabaugh
The District has several new proposals on the table for the historic Franklin School.
Once again, the city has received a new round of responses to a request for proposals to redevelop the historic building at 13th and K streets NW — four in total from Aria Development Group, Dantes Partners, Friedman Capital Advisors LLC and Thoron Capital LLC.
CONTACT:
Joaquin McPeek (DMPED) 202-727-6698; [email protected]
LaToya Foster (EOM) – 202.727.5011; [email protected]
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Technical.ly DC by Tajha Chappellet-Lanier
Washington Business Journal by Michael Neibauer
Neighborhood leaders representing the Southwest waterfront area area have picked a favored team to tackle the last of the D.C.-owned Waterfront Station parcels.
Washington Business Journal by Michael Neibauer
The District is committing more than $47 million to a host of capital projects that it plans to partially fund with cash it has received from Pepco, in a deal that will ensure the utility's brand is in your face.