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  • August 19th 2024

by UrbanTurf Staff

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Custom framing company Framebridge is set to open another DC location. 

An application was filed this month with DC's Historic Preservation Review Board (HPRB) for a Framebridge sign at the new store at 1506 Wisconsin Avenue NW (map). The store is set to open in mid-October. 

The new location will be the third Framebridge location in the city, following stores at Union Market and along 14th Street. 

It has been a busy year for new retail announcements in Georgetown. In January, news came that Tesla would move its downtown DC location to M Street, and late last year Kim Kardashian's Skims underwear brand filed plans to open a store across the street at the Eastbanc building at 3300 M Street NW. Then in May, Raising Canes, the popular Louisiana chicken chain, filed plans to open a location along M Street. 

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