The success of private companies offering affordable rooms in DC highlights unmet demand. Without other solutions, these companies are likely to keep trying to fill the gap.

I’m not sure how many GGWash readers follow TikTok user @ethiopianshawty, but I have no doubt a significant number of you have seen one of her videos circulating in local discourse: rats everywhere ...

Where Amtrak passengers go from DC’s Union Station. City-owned housing could be consolidated in Falls Church. Demolition may come soon for vacant Gaithersburg mall.

Max is a recent graduate interested in urban governance and political organizing. Born and raised in the Tenleytown/AU Park area of Ward 3, he is a member of DC YIMBYs, a pro-housing grassroots ...

Crossings — over bridges, platforms, and crosswalks — filled the Greater and Lesser Washington Flickr pool this week.

Teens create affordable housing portal. Brussels shifts policy in car-free zone. Electric vehicle charging program has succeeded, in a way.

Judge rules against National Guard in DC. Townhome proposal in Alexandria faces hesitant architecture board. More school buses could be financially feasible in Baltimore.

Medicare fraud fighter by day, housing advocate by night. Dennis is a lead for DC YIMBYs, a local, volunteer-led organization dedicated to solving the housing shortage by building more homes. Raised ...

Welcome to Week 25 of GGWash Junctions! All the cool kids are playing it! What is GGWash Junctions and how do you play?

Opinion: Three means by which people could share their thoughts about the redevelopment of the Chevy Chase civic core tilted toward pro-housing sentiment.

Mixed-use project to replace 600 parking spaces in West Falls Church. Apartments planned at former Van Ness Burger King. Baltimore set to consider major zoning change.

Tobias Peter lives in Adams Morgan and is a senior fellow and co-director of the American Enterprise Institute’s Housing Center, where he studies housing rmarkets and mortgage markets. He’s previously ...