OPPORTUNITIES IN BROOKLAND, FORT TOTTEN, DEANWOOD, AND THE H STREET CORRIDOR

Beyond the tangle of New York Avenue’s train tracks, the H Street Corridor and NE D.C. neighborhoods — Deanwood, Fort Totten, Rhode Island Avenue and Brookland — continue their slow but sure steps of development and growth. Now that most of the land around NoMa and Union Market has been bought up, ,a new wave of development has begun, leading developers to acquire land and properties north of Union Station.

What developers are entering the development scene in NE D.C. — and where have they set their sights? And for those that have been developing in NE D.C. for a long time, how have they navigated community demands, court appeals and more?

Join us as we discuss everything you need to know about D.C.’s northeast quadrant, bringing together top developers and public officials to discuss how community unity, affordable housing, improved transportation opportunities, and more can help make NE the next “it” quadrant in D.C. It’s a Bisnow webinar you don’t want to miss!