Redevelopment pitched for former Key Bridge Marriott site. Businesses approved to organize in Congress Heights and St. Elizabeths East. Mixed-use project at Capitol Heights Metro station gets ...

If we take a look at what “All the President’s Men” filming locations look like now, we can see changes to the streetscape ...

WMATA riders completed 256.7 million trips in 2025. Office-to-apartment conversion gets financing in DC. Median rents in ...

National Park Service launches major fountain repairs in DC. Traffic deaths decline in Washington region. WMATA restores Yellow Line service to Greenbelt.

Many camps have weighed in on the National Park Service’s proposal to end the reversible lanes on Rock Creek & Potomac ...

A majority of DC residents prefer housing affordability to neighborhood character, two-thirds are less likely to vote for a councilmember opposed to expanding housing construction, and other findings ...

Metro’s impact on nearby land values is roughly $30 billion, per a report from ATU Local 689. Taxing the region’s land, rather than improvements to it, could sustainably and fairly support WMATA.

Greater Greater Washington builds informed and civically engaged communities who believe in a growing and inclusive Washington region and speak up for livable communities for all.

In 2020, my husband and I bought our first home in Prince George’s County, but beloved senior dog Poptart couldn’t be licensed there because she looked like a pit bull. We were told we had two options ...

It’s an unprecedented private investment.” “The District is only paying for general infrastructure.” “The stadium will prevent housing development delays.” These, and other defenses of reinstalling ...

Every so often, a news story surfaces from your hometown that makes you cringe. If you spent any significant part of your upbringing in the exurbs–places like Warren County, Virginia, 70 miles west of ...

The closure of The Block in Annandale raises an important question about how we view suburbs. That question is not “more housing, yea or nay?”, but whether or not these maturing yet aging places are ...