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D.C. asked the community what it wanted on Parcel 42 in Shaw. This is what they said.

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Washington Business Journal by Michael Neibauer

Developers, the door is open again to bid on the District's Parcel 42.

The 17,008-square-foot vacant lot — a D.C.-owned site bounded by Seventh Street, R Street and Rhode Island Avenue NW in the heart of Shaw — was the guinea pig in the city’s “Our RFP” process, through which the community essentially crafts the solicitation that goes out to developers.

Keeping up with D.C. economic development projects just got a bit easier

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Washington Business Journal by Michael Neibauer

 

From stormwater ponds to transformational 3-million-square-foot projects, the District has nearly 50 economic development initiatives in various stages ongoing throughout the city. This week, the D.C. government unleashed a helpful website to keep up with the work.

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