Understand development costs, the financing needed to meet them, and the ever-present “gap.” This was the first in an ongoing series about how affordable housing works.

During the holidays while GGWash’s office is closed, we’re sharing our favorite posts from 2024: ”The era of brutalist design ...

People ARE coming back to downtown DC…on Capital Bikeshare, which set another ridership record in August for the fourth ...

As the 20-year contract that governs how bus shelters are distributed in DC comes up for renewal, District leaders should ...

The work of Advisory Neighborhood Commissions and the Single-Member Districts that make them up have major local relevance, but their alpha-numeric titles make them seem remote and non-human. What if ...

Not approving zoning changes in Montgomery County won’t make anyone less afraid. But we can make sure that other people ...

DC’s population is rising again; frustrations over Purple Line funding in Maryland; fewer drivers parking dirty in Arlington; ...

Those lit-up skies aren’t just for the holidays. Check out these shots of plausible extraterrestrial life from around the region.

Grateful Grateful Washington: we’re reflecting on all we achieved together in 2024, and thanking our staff, board, and wider community.