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Grocery Stores

Following are all UrbanTurf articles filed under Grocery Stores, from most recent to least.

H Street Getting Its Giant

H Street Getting Its Giant

Joe Marhamati | November 10th 2010

DCist reports that a 41,200 square-foot Giant Food has signed on to open at 3rd and H Street NE. Construction is expected to begin this coming spring ... read»

Safeway Spurs Petworth Residential Project

Safeway Spurs Petworth Residential Project

Mark Wellborn | August 23rd 2010

The Washington Post reported this morning that Reston-based Duball LLC and Safeway are in the final negotiating stages of a deal that would bring a 21... 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»

Grocery Stores Make Neighborhoods Explode

Grocery Stores Make Neighborhoods Explode

Will Smith | April 28th 2010

A grocery store breathes life into new or resurgent areas, often providing the final catalyst they need to fully develop. Current homebuyers should ta... read»

DC's Grocery Store Scarcity Revisited

DC's Grocery Store Scarcity Revisited

Mark Wellborn | March 31st 2010

Greater Greater Washington had a post recently that cleared up some misconceptions that had come to light in a recent report about DC's grocery store ... read»

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