Buildings account for 75% of the District’s final total emissions, with transportation and waste mainly responsible for the remaining quarter. As a result, if these delays are made into law, they will ...

Developer looks to sell seven buildings amid unpaid rent. RFK report recommends changes, Trump complains about team name. Fairfax County moves to redevelop apartments in Lake Anne.

Vanessa Bertelli leads Electrify DC to make it easier, faster, and more affordable to decarbonize all homes. When not working, she hangs with her husband and three teenagers. She lives in Brightwood ...

The Office of Planning’s study of the impact of historic preservation on the District will be conducted by a group invested ...

DC Council’s housing committee edits RENTAL Act. Working group weighs raising developer fees to fund affordable housing.

Budget proposal has RFK stadium funding, but no stadium deal. Arlington deploys robots to scan sidewalks for damage. DC tests ...

Baltimore students may pick high schools based on transit, not fit. DC Council moving “as quickly as possible” on stadium deal. Office park on Fairfax City’s Main Street up for makeover.

When the Nationals moved to Navy Yard, the District’s transportation demand management plan for the ballpark projected that trips on foot or by bike would go up to between 6% and 9%. That’s presumably ...

Stronghold could miss out on large grocer. Pentagon City’s RiverHouse plans include new park. EPA takes issue with Ocean City wind permit.

Are you ready for August recess? In the meantime, feel the heat in these favorites from the Greater and Lesser Washington Flickr pool.

There’s a potentially powerful tool for building affordable housing in DC’s Housing Production Trust Fund, but the program’s structure and history make for major challenges to achieving its aims.

Summer is heating up, but some of the hottest places in DC lack bus shelters, while they can be found in cooler neighborhoods. Because of financial incentives, bus shelters are often built in areas ...