Washington, D.C. Neighborhood Guide

Washington, D.C. is currently known as a government city, but in a few years’ time it might blossom into a tech-focused titan, thanks to its proxi...

Your Guide to The Wharf in Washington, D.C.

Since its first phase opened in October 2017, The Wharf—a developer-built urban neighborhood that’s still taking shape in D.C.’s South...

Washington D.C. New Development Drilldown February 2019

In Washington D.C., construction is a constant with nearly 50 major developments breaking ground in 2018 and approximately 430 projects still in the pip...

What It's Like Living in Deanwood, Washington D.C.

With little in terms of retail or nightlife, the once-sleepy, two-square-mile residential neighborhood Deanwood will soon get a big boost with a va...

Washington D.C. Real Estate: With or Without the Amazon Effect, Suburbs Seeing Action

Starting September 2017, Amazon launched a nationwide search for the location of its second headquarters, aka HQ2. This past November, the tech giant re...

What It's Like Living in Brookland, Washington, D.C.

Over 100 years ago, Brookland was all farmland. Today, it’s an up-and-coming Washington D.C. neighborhood that’s partially urban, ...