Washington Post: Harry Reid visits hip Union Market
November 30, 2014
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Washington Post: As D.C. embraces its industrial past, New York’s High Line Park shows the way
November 25, 2014
NEW YORK – Julian Hunt went to see the High Line Park in New York City’s West Side before it was even open. Hunt, a D.C. architect, made the trip as […]
USA Today: Union Kitchen mixes good food with smart business
November 24, 2014
WASHINGTON — Shared kitchens and business incubators aren’t new ideas. But Jonas Singer and Cullen Gilchrist saw opportunity in merging the two concepts to launch Union Kitchen, Washington’s first small-business […]
Press Release: NoMa Parks Foundation Celebrates Community Feedback for Underpass Design Competition Project
November 21, 2014
WASHINGTON, DC, November 21, 2014 — The NoMa Underpass Design Competition continues apace, now with thoughtful feedback from more than 300 people who took a survey launched in October. “The […]
Washington Post: Mess Hall pops-up with a holiday-market-at Union Market
November 21, 2014
You may still be recovering from the foodie crush of last weekend’sEmporiyum (or at least we are), but don’t let artisanal market fatigue set in just yet. Mess Hall, the […]
Washington City Paper: NoMa’s Transformation, Courtesy of Metro
November 21, 2014
What a difference 10 years and a Metro station can make. In 2004, NoMa—at least the section of it studied in a report released this week—had no offices, no residences, […]
Washingtonian: Andrew Evans Is Bringing Barbecue to Union Market
November 20, 2014
Good news for fans of the ribs and pulled pork at Andrew Evans’s Barbecue Joint—you don’t have to trek to Easton or Pasadena anymore to satisfy a craving. After months […]
Washington Business Journal: Mill Creek seeking buyers for Trilogy in test of NoMa’s apartment market
November 20, 2014
Mill Creek Residential Trust’s Trilogy NoMa apartment project was hailed as the largest single-phase multifamily project to be developed in recent D.C. history when it opened just about two years […]
Washington Business Journal: TIAA-CREF, still hungry, make another multimillion-dollar deal in NoMa
November 20, 2014
TIAA-CREF has inked another multimillion-dollar real estate deal in the District, adding to what’s already been a busy year breaking records with its acquisitions of The Woodley and, late last […]
PoPville: Dunkin Donuts Coming Soon Signage Posted in NoMa
November 20, 2014
Greater Greater Washington: A bike-ped trail is in the works for New York Ave NE
November 19, 2014
An effort is underway to turn a stretch of land along New York Avenue NE into a biking and walking trail, connecting Ivy City to NoMa and beyond. http://greatergreaterwashington.org/post/24832/a-bike-ped-trail-is-in-the-works-for-new-york-ave-ne/
Roll Call: Alicia Menendez to Pick Cory Booker’s Brain About Change
November 18, 2014