From The Washington Business Journal (Subscription required): The $700 million Parks at Walter Reed has entered a new phase in 2023 as its master developers focus on the ground-floor experience…Meanwhile, the developers want to sell off the leasehold interest in […]
From Urban Turf: The Whole Foods Market at the Parks at Walter Reed will open this summer. At an ANC 4A meeting on Tuesday night, representatives from Whole Foods said that the 40,000 square foot store will open at some […]
From Daily Voice: A tasty new dining experience is making its way to Washington, DC with the opening of a brand new Ramen Bar. JINYA Ramen Bar has announced plans for a new restaurant at the Parks at Walter Reed, […]
From DCist: THINGS TO DO AROUND DC: SUNDAY, NOV. 6 FEMINIST REVENGE: Dracula: A Feminist Revenge Fantasy, Really may be based on Bram Stoker’s classic tale, but it’s not particularly concerned with the titular vampire. Instead, Kate Hamill’s feminist reimagining is […]
From MD Theatre Guide: Rorschach’s “Dracula” delivers the feminist revenge fantasy it promises with a witty, relentless, and bloody satisfying attack on the patriarchy. Loosely based on Bram Stoker’s Dracula, playwright Kate Hamill turns the tables on the classic tale’s unquestioned male […]
From DCist: Dracula: A Feminist Revenge Fantasy, Really Review by Nicole Hertvik Spooky season is officially here and Rorschach Theatre is going all in with Kate Hamill’s Dracula, A Feminist Revenge Fantasy, Really, an adaptation of Bram Stoker’s 1897 vampire thriller. […]
From DC Theatre Arts Trust Rorschach Theatre to immerse us in an unreal world. Inevitably they go all in; it is their fantastical forte. And this time, with Kate Hammill’s feminist adaptation of Dracula in hand, Rorschach has conjured a wondrous world […]
From Popville: “Down in the Reeds is a day-long Fall celebration and Music Festival. Our 2022 Festival is happening on Saturday October 8th from 11am – 7pm at The Parks at Walter Reed.” “The Down in the Reeds Festival is 2 […]
From NBC Washington: Duke Ellington School of the Arts’ Radical Elite Show Band opens Art All Night in Georgetown. News4’s Tommy McFLY shares a preview. See the video report here
From NBC Washington: News4’s Tommy McFly introduces us to artist Shi-Queeta Lee, who will be performing during Art All Night. See the video report here
From Biznow: The Parks at Walter Reed, a 66-acre campus with an anticipated 3.1M SF of development, is about 70% completed or under construction. New projects have continued to move forward on the campus in part because of an opportunity zone […]
From Petworth News: The Parks at Walter Reed hosts a ton of free events for the community, from a Farmers’ Market to outdoor movie night, to yoga and the upcoming Down in the Reeds Festival and avant garde theater. Here’s […]
From Broadway World Under the direction of Rebecca Rovezzi, Rorschach Theatre’s DRACULA will perform in the appropriately haunted atmosphere of the now vacant firehouse at The Parks at Historic Walter Reed. Rorschach will transform the space into the lush, dark Victorian […]
by Bisnow Richmond-based Capital Square has acquired a 4-year-old Woodbridge multifamily community on behalf of a Delaware Statutory Trust. The Rivergate North multifamily community in Woodbridge, Virginia. The firm acquired the 402-unit Rivergate development, located at 13175 Marina Way, for $98M, property […]
by The Washington Post The Soul Mega Megafest is bringing diversity on Saturday to the Parks at Walter Reed. “The goal is really to kind of merge the block party culture with the beer festival culture. We don’t normally see those two […]
by Commercial Observer The first retail tenants have signed on with The Parks at Walter Reed, Hines’ 66-acre mixed-use community in Washington, D.C. When complete, the development will include more than 3.1 million square feet of new construction and adaptive reuse […]
By the Washingtonian Great venues, rising stars, must-hear albums, and more. What does Washington sound like? So many things! Read full article here
by dcist EUROPEAN MUSIC: Attend the first edition of DC European Music Day, celebrating all sorts of genres from all over the European Union. POLLINATOR WEEK: Celebrate Pollinator Week with the National Museum of Natural History. NEW EXHIBIT: Check out the very first exhibit from […]
by Bisnow A 125-unit affordable redevelopment in Columbia Heights has landed a $25M loan from EagleBank and is slated to begin construction next month. The project by Jonathan Rose Cos. and Somerset Development Co. at 1350 Fairmont St. NW will feature 125 affordable […]
by WUSA9 D.C.’s mayor has had eight years to push an agenda around safer streets, affordable housing and stronger schools. On June 21, voters will decide if it’s been enough. Read the full article here
by The Washington Post Events and ideas to celebrate Juneteenth in the D.C. area Read the full article here
by Washington Business Journal Developers say 70% of the D.C. project is underway or complete, ahead of schedule. Read the full article here
by Rebusiness Online WASHINGTON, D.C. — J.P. Morgan Chase has provided a $75.6 million construction loan to Urban Atlantic and Triden Development Group for The Reynard, a 344-unit apartment development in Washington, D.C. The property will be part of The […]
By the Washington City Paper Check out home-grown jazz at Walter Reed, indie jams at Wolf Trap, old-style photos of new people in Anacostia, and a beach read convo with Ari Shapiro. O-Slice is no stranger to the stage. The 27-year-old […]
by Michael J. West, Washington Post In the 1970s, Washington-based Black Fire Records was simultaneously an incubator and reliquary of D.C.’s African American music and culture and a living symbol of the Black Power and Black Consciousness movements. Charvis Campbell […]
by ABC 7 News WASHINGTON (7News) — Looking for something to do in the DMV this weekend? Here’s what is going on! Read the full article here
by Jacob Wallace, Bisnow As large mixed-used developments take shape in D.C., developers are leaning on the perceived virtue of grocery stores to help gain community support and attract apartment renters. That has been especially true at Roadside Development‘s City Ridge project, where Wegmans plans […]
By Sriram Gopal, dcist From Duke Ellington to the Howard Theatre, Washington D.C. played a pivotal role shaping the sound and stylings of jazz — a legacy that’s endured in the city’s clubs, concert venues, and, now that it’s summer, […]
By Lisa Traiger, DC Metro Theater Arts Making his professional debut for Pan Underground, the 19-year-old displays astounding skill in conveying the hope, wonder, fear, and disappointment of a child. Read the full article here
By Ian Thal, Washington City Paper The fools do, in fact, rush in for this masked comedy of errors directed by Francesca Chilcote. Read the full article here
By Celia Wren, Washington Post A rare butterfly is winging around D.C. and a celebrity chef would like to serve it for dinner. Great news for foodies, until the chef’s hunt for the insect in a local park runs up […]
By Kateri Pelton, MD Theatre Guide “This newly devised work perfectly encapsulated all the delight and tradition of an ancient comedy technique with relevant content and whimsical storytelling…a knockout performance” Read the full article here
by Newsdesk, DC Metro Theater Arts By popular demand, Pan Underground will throw the Red Bike Block Party again on May 21, 2022, at the Parks at Walter Reed — a one-day outdoor celebration featuring music, food, local vendors, and performances, all centered around an […]
By Jade Womack, Washingtonian A variety of outdoor festivals and celebrations are back this April, many after a pandemic hiatus. Meet the Easter Bunny, indulge in a bit of retail therapy, groove to live music, and more. Read the full […]
by Ian Thal, Washington City Paper When Pete Danelski talks about staging Red Bike amid the reawakening of D.C.’s theater scene he says, “The worst thing would be to go back into a dark room with closed doors. This shouldn’t be done in a […]
by Petworth News First Annual sPETacular Halloween Parade/Costume Contest The Parks at Walter Reed (Cameron Drive NW) Thanks to the Parks at Walter Reed for proving that Halloween is for furbabies too! Prizes that have been generously donated by One […]
From NBC Washington Walter Reed’s former campus in upper Northwest D.C. is coming back to life a decade after closing. News4’s Mark Segraves reports the Walter Reed Marketplace will include a Whole Foods and more than 1,000 new homes. Watch […]
by Nena Perry-Brown, DC Urban Turf As the redevelopment of Walter Reed churns along, a prominent component of the project is beginning the historic preservation review process. Toll Brothers has filed an updated application with the Historic Preservation Office for 144 three-bedroom townhouses and […]
by Multifamily Biz WASHINGTON, DC – Marcus & Millichap, a leading commercial real estate brokerage firm specializing in investment sales, financing, and advisory services, announced the sale of 6921 Georgia Avenue NW, a 21-unit multifamily property, according to Brian Hosey, […]
by Fritz Hahn, Chris Kelly, Anying Guo and Adele Chapin for The Washington Post’s Going Out Guide Down in the Reeds at the Parks at Walter Reed: Head to the Parks at Walter Reed, the former grounds of Walter Reed […]
by Mikka Kei Macdonald, DCist SATURDAY OCTOBER 9 DOWN IN THE REEDS: This Saturday is the Down in the Reeds day-long music festival. The event, which will be held at the Parks at Walter Reed, aims to create a “fall gathering that […]
by Steve Kiviat, Washington City Paper Healing was the mission of the former Walter Reed Army Medical Center, so when the Down in the Reeds music festival debuted in 2019 in this space (now called the Parks at Walter Reed), […]
By Keith Lora, The Commercial Observer A joint venture between Hines, Urban Atlantic, Triden Development Group and Bridge Investment Group has received $30.855 million in construction financing for the development of 1115 Dahlia Street at The Parks at Walter Reed, a 66-acre redevelopment of the former Walter Reed Army […]
By Jones Lang LaSalle Inc for MarketScreener WASHINGTON, D.C., September 16, 2021 – JLL Capital Markets announced today that it has arranged $30.855 million construction financing for the development of 1115 Dahlia Street at The Parks at Walter Reed (‘1115 Dahlia […]
By Alex Koma, The Washington Business Journal The developers of the massive Parks at Walter Reed project have lined up financing for two more residential buildings at the heart of its Whole Foods Market-anchored town center, clearing the way for […]
by Martin Austermuhle, DCist Earlier this summer, a surprising sound punctuated the air at the corner of Georgia Avenue and Butternut Street NW: children laughing. The sound emanated from a new playground on the southeastern edge of the old Walter Reed […]
by Petworth News Fall is coming in as we say goodbye to summer, and The Parks at Walter Reed are offering some of the best local, outdoor events for music, film, fitness and gathering [safely] with neighbors and family. Check […]
From The Washington Business Journal by Tristan Navera Another piece of the Parks at Walter Reed is moving ahead as the Kite House, a condominium over retail building, obtained $37.3 million in construction financing, according to JLL. The property will […]
By Jason Fraley for WTOP News If you work in the D.C. area, the National Symphony Orchestra will likely come to you….“We take the National Symphony Orchestra — as a whole orchestra and in small groups — out of the […]
By Cesse Ip for Petworth News “The National Symphony Orchestra is getting back at it and is going to be in Petworth at various locations in September. These performances are FREE and showcase different instruments, ensembles and genres. All concerts […]
By Prince of Petworth for Popville “Hines, Urban Atlantic and Triden Development Group announced today they have closed on one acre at The Parks at Walter Reed to develop Kite House, a 109-unit luxury condominium property. Grosvenor Americas provided financing […]
by A.A Cristi for Broadway World Across three weeks in September, musicians of the National Symphony Orchestra will perform free events within the uptown D.C. neighborhoods of Ward 4, Takoma Park, and downtown Silver Spring, Maryland, as part of 11th […]
by Jon Banister for Bisnow The first new apartment building at D.C.’s 66-acre Parks at Walter Reed development has sold ahead of its delivery. CIM Group announced Wednesday it acquired The Vale, a 301-unit apartment building at the development that […]
by Kendall Mostafavi for DC Metro Theatre Arts Scattered on the grass with blankets, lawn chairs, and coolers, an expectant audience surrounded a gazebo in a semicircle on the Great Lawn of The Parks at Walter Reed. Inside the gazebo […]
by News Desk for DC Metro Theatre Arts Last fall Rorschach Theatre launched Distance Frequencies, an unprecedented project for unprecedented times, sending subscribers on self-guided urban adventures as a story unfolded around them. The story will now conclude live with […]
by Jackie Bensen for NBC4 As the coronavirus pandemic wanes in the U.S., food insecurity continues to a problem, with many families forced to choose between paying down months of back rent and utility bills or buying food. A program […]
by Nena Perry-Brown for Urban Turf DC’s Takoma neighborhood could have quite a few active construction sites in the coming years, compensating for a lack of new housing construction in neighboring Takoma Park and Shepherd Park. On the other side […]
By Sara Gilgore for the Washington Business Journal For Children’s National Hospital’s future D.C. campus, the future is here. A portion of the former Walter Reed Army Medical Center in D.C., transformed into the pediatric nonprofit health system’s pesearch and […]
by Alex Koma, Washington Business Journal A new town center at D.C.’s Walter Reed campus will start opening for shoppers and new residents as early as 2022 as construction steams ahead on the massive project. The Whole Foods Market-anchored mixed-use building in the […]
By: Keith Loria, Commercial Observer A joint venture between Urban Atlantic, Housing Up, and Triden Development Group received $20 million in financing to develop a 54-unit affordable assisted living apartment project at the Parks at Walter Reed, a 66-acre redevelopment of the former Walter Reed […]
By Scott Sowers, The Washington Post The 66-acre site that used to be the Walter Reed Army Medical Center is being transformed into a mixed-use development that will include more than 2,200 condos, rental apartments and townhouses. Construction is underway, […]
By: Alex Koma, Washington Business Journal The next phase of work to transform the Walter Reed campus in Northwest D.C. into a mixed-use hub is taking shape. The developers working on the massive Parks at Walter Reed project — a […]
by Jon Banister, Bisnow Washington, D.C. Grocers have been expanding rapidly across the D.C. area for years, and they have continued to open new stores and search for new spaces during the pandemic… Grocers have already signed deals and announced […]
Big mixed-use down. Sales up. Experts discuss the changing face of multifamily amid a pandemic. The Washington Business Journal recently hosted a virtual panel discussion with three industry leaders, experts in the fields of design, development and leasing, who spoke […]
by Jon Banister, Bisnow Washington, DC While D.C.’s economic development and housing agencies have been focusing on reopening and coronavirus relief, they have also closed several new deals, allowing projects to begin construction during the pandemic. This week, D.C. announced the 171-unit Riggs […]
By Gail Kalinoski, Multi-Housing News Construction has started on The Grant, a 228-unit luxury apartment and mixed-use project in Concord, Calif., being developed by Hines and MetLife Investment Management. The Grant is expected to be completed in the third quarter […]
By Michele Lerner, The Washington Post Home construction continues to move forward despite the coronavirus outbreak, including for the Hartley, a 323-unit apartment building coming to the Parks at Walter Reed near Georgia Avenue and Dahlia Street NW. Read more here.
Out on the (Virtual) Town: Arts and entertainment highlights, May 28-June 3, 2020 By Doug Rule, Metro Weekly While its physical venue in Silver Spring remains closed, the AFI offers a rotating crop of titles available for streaming. The lineup […]
Press release, DC Line Today, Mayor Muriel Bowser and the Department of Housing and Community Development (DHCD) announced $11.4 million in financing that will produce more than 80 new units of affordable homes for low-income residents and seniors in Wards 2 […]
by Jon Banister, Bisnow Washington, D.C. Some U.S. cities have halted construction activity during stay-at-home orders to slow the spread of the coronavirus. But in the D.C. area, not only have ongoing projects been allowed to continue, developers are breaking ground on […]
by Keith Loria, Commercial Observer Hines, Urban Atlantic, Triden Development Group and Bridge Investment Group have teamed to develop The Hartley, a 323-unit luxury mixed-use, transit‐oriented, new construction mid‐rise development in Washington, D.C., according to Hines. The joint venture acquired one-and-a-half acres at The Parks at Walter […]
by Jon Banister, Bisnow A global pandemic and economic crisis is not slowing down the Parks at Walter Reed development team, which is planning to begin construction on a new mixed-use building next month. The team of Hines, Urban Atlantic and Triden […]
The Hartley, a 323-unit luxury, multifamily property, anchored by natural and organic grocer Whole Foods Market” Moving Forward at The Parks at Walter Reed Prince of Petworth Hines, Urban Atlantic, and Triden Development Group along with joint venture partner, Bridge […]
Connect Washington, D.C. Hines, Urban Atlantic and Triden Development Group, along with joint venture partner Bridge Investment Group, have closed on 1.5 acres at The Parks at Walter Reed in northwestern D.C. to develop The Hartley, a 323-unit luxury, multifamily […]
By Keith Loria, February 25, 2020 Primrose Schools has signed a 16,576-square-foot lease at the Parks at Walter Reed, a 66-acre redevelopment of the former Walter Reed Army Medical Center in Washington, D.C. Primrose inked a deal for space at The Vale, a 301-unit apartment […]
By Daniel J. Sernovitz, Washington Business Journal Primrose Schools has reached a deal to open a new location in one of the new mixed-use buildings coming to the Parks at Walter Reed in Northwest D.C. The private day care, preschool […]
By Sara Gilgore – Staff Reporter, Washington Business Journal Children’s National Health System has teamed up with Johnson & Johnson’s innovation arm to launch an incubator on its new campus at the former Walter Reed Medical Center. Johnson & Johnson […]
The DC Line LaToya Foster (EOM) Chanda Washington (DMPED) The Brooks and Vale Buildings Will Deliver 390 Housing Units to the Historic Walter Reed Campus (WASHINGTON, DC) – Today, Mayor Muriel Bowser celebrated the groundbreaking of The Brooks and Vale […]
By Jon Banister, Bisnow Washington, D.C. The first two ground-up buildings in the 66-acre Parks at Walter Reed development in Northwest D.C. are moving forward. The development team of Urban Atlantic, Hines and Triden Development Group announced Tuesday it closed the […]
By Michael Neibauer – Associate Editor, Washington Business Journal The development team behind The Parks, the overhaul of a 66-acre portion of the Walter Reed Army Medical Center, has closed on construction financing and lined up its equity partners for the first two […]
Washington, DC, July 16, 2018 (WTOP) – Years in the making, development is taking shape at the former Walter Reed campus on Georgia Avenue. Now known as the Parks at Historic Walter Reed, the 66-acre campus will eventually be comprised of more […]
Washington, DC, June 14, 2018 (THE WASHINGTON POST) – The former Walter Reed Army Medical Center site, a 66-acre parcel of land in Northwest Washington, will receive much-anticipated redevelopment that will include housing, offices and retail spaces. When complete, the site […]
Washington, DC, June 01, 2018 (AFFORDABLE HOUSING FINANCE) – Community members broke ground on a development for formerly homeless veterans and other individuals on the historic Walter Reed Medical Center campus in Washington, D.C., at the end of May. HELP […]
Opens doors at former Walter Reed Medical Center property By Julia Airey – The Washington Times The D.C. Fire and EMS Department at long last has added a new firehouse in upper Northwest, fulfilling 40 years of promises. Engine Company […]
Juanita Hardy – Urban Land Institute Incorporating creative placemaking as a core strategy in real estate development projects is gaining momentum in the United States and around the globe. Creative placemaking—combining art and culture in tandem with good design—has proved […]
1,000 DC Charter School Students From All Eight Wards are the First Tenants at the New Mixed-Use Community in Ward 4 DC.gov (Washington, DC) – Today, Mayor Bowser cut the ribbon at the District of Columbia International (DCI) and Latin […]
Michael Neibauer – Washington Business Journal The Walter Reed development team is out with its initial concept for a town center on the 66-acre Northwest D.C. property, proposing a mix of multifamily, retail and open space. The town center at […]
WASHINGTON (ABC7) — After years of negotiation and planning, D.C. officials broke ground Monday on The Parks at Walter Reed, a 10-15 year redevelopment project to turn the grounds of the old Walter Reed Army hospital into public use. The […]
New usage will bring $1B in tax revenue to capital By Ryan M. McDermott – The Washington Times After 11 years of wrangling, the campus of Walter Reed Army Medical Center on Georgia Avenue now belongs to the District — […]
By Mikayla Bouchard – The New York Times WASHINGTON — The hallways of the former Walter Reed Army Medical Center, which cared for generations of soldiers, have been quiet since the hospital closed in 2011 and merged with the nearby […]
Ethan Rothstein – Bisnow Developers of the 66-acre Parks at Walter Reed, the site of the Walter Reed Army Medical Center that’s slated for a massive overhaul, say they expect to break ground before the end of 2016. Hines Interests […]
By Michael Neibauer – Washington Business Journal A significant chunk of the shuttered Walter Reed Army Medical Center campus could reopen as soon as next year in the form of a major move by the Children’s National Health System. Language in […]
Eugene L. Meyer – The New York Times WASHINGTON — The boxy Brutalist hospital built in the late 1970s stands virtually vacant, as do brick buildings erected during World War I, officers’ quarters dating to the 1920s or before, and […]
Jonathan O’Connell – The Washington Post D.C. Mayor Vincent C. Gray (D) and his economic development team have selected a group led by Hines Interests, of Houston, to oversee efforts to transform the former Walter Reed Army Medical Center in […]