News across Greater Washington
Mayor Sends Final RFK Site Plan to Council
By Francis Rienzo The draft plan for the expanded RFK Stadium site has been finalized and Mayor Muriel Bowser has sent it to the District Council for approval. The proposed […]
Hyattsville Begins Work on New Trolley Trailhead Park
The city of Hyattsville has begun work on the second phase of a new park along the Rhode Island Avenue Trolley Trail.
Why Greenbelt Has the Upper Hand on the FBI Headquarters
The on-again, off-again effort to build a new FBI headquarters in Greenbelt is back on, and Maryland appears to hold the advantage moving forward.
More College Park Off-Campus Apartments Coming by Late 2027
Located on the site of the old Campus Village Shoppes, Rambler College Park North will have 288 apartments housing more than 1,000 students when it's complete.
Public Notice: PREPLAT2608-0002 Fall Hill Mixed Use Townhomes
PREPLAT2608-0002 Fall Hill Mixed Use Townhomes was submitted for review. Materials are available for review on the Public Notices page. Comments are due on October 5, 2026.
Pedestrian Bridge Improvements Advance on Canal
The Fredericksburg City Council approved $1 million in funding to advance study, engineering and repair/replacement of the Rappahannock Canal bridges several years ago.
County Announces Future Brunswick 50+ Community Center, Shares Results of Feasibility Study
The future Brunswick 50+ Community Center will be the first stand-alone, purposely built senior center in the county.
Multifamily Development Basics
Multifamily development is a costly and complex endeavor. Developers must demonstrate that their project can be financially self-sustaining while offering a return on investment to both equity investors and lenders.
Montgomery Housing Partnership Community Meetings on Edinburgh House (7513 Maple Avenue)
Join Montgomery Housing Partnership (MHP) for the second of two public meetings on Thursday, September 24th, at 6:30 PM, to learn about the planned redevelopment at 7513 Maple Avenue, which aims to bring more affordable housing to our neighborhood.
Lewis, Sophia Street Storm Drainage Improvements Project Initiated
UPDATE Sept. 2: Work on the Lewis and Sophia Street Storm Drainage Project has been delayed due to project material delays. An update on the project start will be provided upon receipt of further information. We appreciate the community’s patience
County Executive Announces $110 Million Community Benefit Agreement
The agreement will provide $110 million in developer-funded benefits to the residents of Adamstown and Frederick County