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Single family residence in Fremont sells for $1.9 million - Vimarsana News

Single family residence in Fremont sells for $1.9 million

A 2,114-square-foot house built in 2019 has changed hands. The spacious, recently built property located in the 200 block of Firefly Terrace in Fremont was sold on Sept. 20, 2023, for $1,850,000, or $875 per square foot.

The 6 Huge Developments on the Boards (Or Newly Delivered) in NoMa - Vimarsana News

The 6 Huge Developments on the Boards (Or Newly Delivered) in NoMa

After being perhaps the busiest development neighborhood in DC in recent years, a number of projects with delivered in NoMa recently leaving just a handful of new buildings in the pipeline.

The Stacks Tops Out in Buzzard Point - Vimarsana News

The Stacks Tops Out in Buzzard Point

/PRNewswire/ -- Clark Construction, Akridge, and National Real Estate Development ("National Development") have topped out Phase One of The Stacks, a 2.7...

Fed Reveals Revised $9B Plan for DC's Union Station Makeover – Commercial Observer - Vimarsana News

Fed Reveals Revised $9B Plan for DC's Union Station Makeover – Commercial Observer

The Federal Railroad Administration released a new plan for an updated Union Station in D.C.

8 Things to Know About Union Station's Proposed Redesign - Vimarsana News

8 Things to Know About Union Station's Proposed Redesign

The Federal Railroad Administration, which is the main federal agency responsible for Union Station, released 300 pages of revised plans for the station's multibillion-dollar renovation. The renovation, first proposed in 2012, would be the first major improvement project at the 115-year-old station—which serves 37 million riders each year—in more than 30 years. The project comes with