Michelle Goldchain
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Washington, DC, United States
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Where to order Super Bowl takeout in the D.C. area
Several restaurants in the DMV are offering to-go packages to ensure that the only thing football fans have to worry about is the score and not their hunger. → Read More
What to know about Harry Wardman, one of DC’s most prolific developers
In 1925, real estate developer Harry Wardman claimed to have housed 10% of D.C.’s population. → Read More
10 projects that will transform DC in 2023 and beyond
Here are nine development projects that will have a major impact on the District and those who live and work here. → Read More
Send photos and videos of your DC-area Halloween decorations to WTOP
Send your photos and videos of Halloween decorations in the D.C. area to WTOP by filling out our form. → Read More
Pickles on pizza? Pizzeria Paradiso brings a national trend to DC
WTOP reached out to Pizzeria Paradiso to ask them if they would be open to the potential of launching a brand new pickle pizza. → Read More
How the execution of Pennsylvania Avenue’s Freedom Plaza failed
One of Freedom Plaza’s designers, architect Denise Scott Brown, described the original design as “a lovely success” but said “I see the execution as a failure.” → Read More
New H Street NE coworking space will be for 'mature' millennials
A Bond Collective location coming in spring 2019 knows its target audience. Others can try the WeWork a few doors down. → Read More
McMillan development receives approvals to move forward, is appealed again
Blocked once more. → Read More
Maryland’s Amazon HQ2 bid might be most generous in the nation
A legislative analysis of the state’s incentives estimate that they cost up to $8.5 billion. → Read More
101 reasons to love Washington, D.C.
A love letter to the nation’s capital. → Read More
Report: D.C.’s housing market is segregated, not varied
Most affordable housing is east of the Anacostia River, while higher-priced options are more often found west of Rock Creek Park. → Read More
Georgetown’s Washington Harbour is for sale
It is 98 percent leased to 31 tenants, which include Fiola Mare, Farmers Fishers Bakers, and Sequoia. → Read More
Church near Ivy City will get D.C.’s first privately-funded solar project
The Celestial Church of Christ Majemu Parish will get a brand new roof with a solar energy system. → Read More
Church near Ivy City will get D.C.’s first privately-funded solar project
The Celestial Church of Christ Majemu Parish will get a brand new roof with a solar energy system. → Read More
D.C.’s most gentrified ZIP code is 20001
Home values have increased by 207 percent since 2000. → Read More
Midcentury modern fans will love this house and garden tour in Alexandria
The Hollin Hills House & Garden Tour will be held on April 28. → Read More
In January, D.C.’s rents grew 2.4 percent year-over-year, average $2,087
Overall, rents across the nation are rising. → Read More
Bitcoin can be used to buy these D.C. condos
This is a first for the nation’s capital. → Read More
Zipcar and MTA partner to offer on-demand vehicles at eight rail stations
There will be a total of 15 cars at these stations. → Read More
D.C.’s Women’s March 2018: What you should know before you go
Expect lots of crowds this Saturday. → Read More