D.C. Releases New Development RFP With Emphasis On ‘Disadvantaged’ Bidders
Posted: Jul 13th, 2020In: NewsD.C. is looking to make its development awards more equitable as it begins to roll out a series of requests for proposals. Mayor Muriel Bowser’s[...]
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D.C. Council Votes To Extend Rent Control, Increase Affordable Housing Funds
Posted: Jul 9th, 2020In: NewsD.C.’s rent control law is set to be extended for 10 years, one of several additions to the District’s budget that the council debated in[...]
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New Tax Hikes Look To Be On The Way In D.C., As Lawmakers Weigh 2021 Budget
Posted: Jul 7th, 2020In: NewsA series of tax hikes now look to be on the way in the District, as lawmakers continue to advance a fiscal 2021 budget designed[...]
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St. E’s Hospital Deal Takes Another Step Forward
Posted: Jul 2nd, 2020In: NewsThe legislation, which outlines a proposed partnership with George Washington University Hospital majority owner Universal Health Services Inc. (NYSE: UHS) to run a new community[...]
Read More about St. E’s Hospital Deal Takes Another Step ForwardDC’s Minimum Hourly Wage Increases To $15
Posted: Jul 2nd, 2020In: NewsStarting Wednesday, the minimum hourly wage in D.C. will be $15, the city’s Department of Employment Services announced. In addition, the base minimum wage for[...]
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D.C.’s Small Apartment Owners Team Up To Fight ‘Anti-Landlord Laws’
Posted: Jun 22nd, 2020In: NewsThousands of independent investors own small apartment properties in Washington, D.C., and these landlords say they have been disproportionately impacted by the coronavirus crisis but[...]
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Vincent Orange Is Out As The Head Of The D.C. Chamber Of Commerce
Posted: Jun 15th, 2020In: NewsThe D.C. Chamber of Commerce is parting ways with President and CEO Vincent Orange. The chamber’s board wrote in a statement that Orange will leave[...]
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D.C. Lottery Retail Sports Betting Delayed Until 2021
Posted: Jun 8th, 2020In: NewsThe D.C. Office of Lottery and Gaming doesn’t expect to be able to offer in-person sports betting at lottery retailers until the summer of 2021[...]
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Sports Betting In The District Adds To Huge Market Growth In The DC Region
Posted: Jun 2nd, 2020In: NewsThe District’s entrance into legalized gambling — by way of legalized sports betting — only adds to the gambling industry’s heavy growth throughout the D.C.[...]
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Bowser Will Start D.C. Reopening Friday, Lifting Some Restrictions On Restaurants, Other Businesses
Posted: May 27th, 2020In: NewsD.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser will allow restaurants, hair salons and some other businesses to slowly begin to reopen to customers Friday, now that the District[...]
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