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One on One: Lock 7 Development

One on One: Lock 7 Development

Shilpi Paul | May 23rd 2012

For this week's One on One, we chatted with the principals at Lock 7 Development, a firm that specializes in converting dilapidated DC housing stock i... read»

Douglas Development Plans Mixed Use Project For 14th Street

Douglas Development Plans Mixed Use Project For 14th Street

UrbanTurf Staff | December 12th 2013

The architects for a new 14th Street mixed-use project from Douglas Development stopped by the ANC 2F Community Development Meeting on Wednesday night... read»

Alley Dwellings and Corner Stores: New Zoning Rules Take Effect

Alley Dwellings and Corner Stores: New Zoning Rules Take Effect

Nena Perry-Brown | September 6th 2016

The first comprehensive overhaul of the zoning code since 1958 went into effect today, and while most of the changes are more technical than tangible,... read»

A Sculptural Entrance and a Shared Street: The Plans for Shirlington's Public Space

A Sculptural Entrance and a Shared Street: The Plans for Shirlington's Public Space

Nena Perry-Brown | June 21st 2021

Almost a year after Arlington County approved a mixed-use rezoning for part of the Village at Shirlington, Federal Realty is proposing updates to the ... read»

World Domination Continues: Whole Foods to Open 8th Maryland Location

World Domination Continues: Whole Foods to Open 8th Maryland Location

Mark Wellborn | May 7th 2010

The high-end grocery stores just keep popping up in the DC area. On May 18th, Whole Foods will open its eighth Maryland location in Friendship Heights... read»

A Proposed Solar Array Would Deliver Power to Ward 8

A Proposed Solar Array Would Deliver Power to Ward 8

Nena Perry-Brown | January 25th 2019

GRID Alternatives Mid-Atlantic is proceeding with a zoning application which would pave the way for construction of a "Community Renewable Energy Faci... read»

Columbia Heights to Get More Affordable Condos

Columbia Heights to Get More Affordable Condos

Mark Wellborn | May 13th 2009

The Columbia Heights neighborhood is going to get more affordable condominiums in the coming months. DCmud is reporting that Manna Inc., a DC-based af... read»

Will New Smart Meters Bring an End to Huge Pepco Bills?

Will New Smart Meters Bring an End to Huge Pepco Bills?

Andrew Siddons | February 26th 2011

Pepco has been the target of recent criticism, not only because of power outages during last month's winter storms, but also because of surprisingly h... read»

Douglas Development Eases Parking Concerns at New Tenleytown Project

Douglas Development Eases Parking Concerns at New Tenleytown Project

Shilpi Paul | January 13th 2012

Parking was front and center at last night's ANC 3E meeting as Douglas Development explained its plan for a 60-unit residential project in Tenleytown.... read»

The Stops, Starts, and Stutters in the Navy Yard Residential Pipeline

The Stops, Starts, and Stutters in the Navy Yard Residential Pipeline

Nena Perry-Brown | March 4th 2020

As the residential pipeline just east of South Capitol Street hums along, there is a waiting game happening in the rest of the Navy Yard neighborhood.... read»

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