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The city is buying a Metro-adjacent Anacostia parcel to build affordable housing. [WBJ]
Fundrise project in Shaw nears its goals. [Fundrise]
Darrell Issa wants to vote on minor Height Act changes later this month. [Roll Call]
Here’s what Meridian Hill Park looked like as it was being built. [Ghosts of DC]
For the second time, Silver Line phase one is allegedly complete. [AP]
Get ready for the 1st Street NE cycletrack. [WashCycle]
New owner plans to carve four apartments out of R Street Firehouse. [UrbanTurf]
14th Street NW Caribou Coffee likely to become apartments, offices, and retail. [WBJ]
Congress mulls a stipend to pay for pricey D.C. housing. [Post]
An incomplete list of D.C.’s worst intersections [Curbed]
What impact will homeownership have on your life? Depends what race you are. [Johns Hopkins]
Today on the market: Lamond Riggs brick house—-$360,000
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