17 Solar offers features such as solar panels, internet-based performance monitoring Long & Foster Real Estate, the largest family-owned residential real estate company in the United States, has listed new townhome community that brings affordable and energy-efficient housing to Washington, D.C. Developed by District Development Group and A2 Design, and listed by Long & Foster’s […]
Washington Business Journal noted that there could be an opportunity for new private development on Barracks Row when the Marines move their bachelor quarters. District Source explains how Gallaudet wants its planed 6th Street NE entrance to bridge hearing and non-hearing worlds. Washington City Paper reported that Mayor Bowser thinks the streetcar could be running by […]
Did you know the Pope is coming into town THIS WEDNESDAY?!?!? We are about to enter a world of pain. Although he’s expected to come here for only three days –moving on to New York and Philadelphia by week’s end– the city is expected to come to a grinding halt– more than the regular “grinding halt” that […]
By K. Denise Rucker Krepp, ANC 6B10 Commissioner I’m disappointed with the lack of information Events DC representatives provided neighbors last Wednesday September 16 regarding the future of RFK stadium. Events DC entered into a contract on October 2, 2014 with Brailsford & Dunlavey to complete a study on future uses for the stadium site. […]
When researching the early history of Capitol Hill and the Navy Yard –particularly the neighborhood surrounding the Yard–, I discovered that there was one name being used that I was unfamiliar with: Navy Yard Hill. Today, I will look at this usage. In the early years of Washington D.C., there were clearly two neighborhoods on what […]