District of Columbia officials want to give their downtown a makeover by converting many of its stodgy low-rise office buildings into residential space
The District of Columbia hopes a new tax break spurs residential conversions and street-level vibrancy
The former home of the Peace Corps is being renovated as an apartment building in downtown Washington, D.C.WASHINGTON—, though the effort might be complicated by uncertainty around the federal government’s plans for its workers.hollowed out many downtown cores.
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