The key to the future of a major commercial property in the Historic District lies in its zoning. Now listed for sale, the former home of the Washington Suburban Sanitary Commission could be renovated for apartments and condos or even … Continue reading →

A major commercial property in the Historic District is on the market. The former home of the Washington Suburban Sanitary Commission, a 115,000-square foot building which dates to 1939, is listed for sale by Ideal Realty Group. The building has … Continue reading →

The city’s coolest ice-cream cone started out as a summer daydream. Hyattsville resident Eva Schildhause created a sculpture of a mint chocolate chip ice cream cone which caught our eye last month. In an email interview with the Hyattsville Wire, Schildhause … Continue reading →

For $350,000, or even less, you can buy a 1921 renovated 2 1/2-story bungalow in the Historic District within walking distance to the Shoppes at Arts District in Hyattsville, just two miles north of Washington, D.C. Here’s one home we saw for sale earlier … Continue reading →

The Historic District has its very own bed and breakfast. A Hyattsville couple has listed a home on 37th Avenue on Airbnb, a popular online site for booking B&B stays. Judging from the pages of positive comments, the house and … Continue reading →

A Hyattsville company teaches actors how to fight. Tooth and Claw Combat Arts LLC, which is based in the Historic District, specializes in fight direction and stunt coordination, including training actors, choreographing fight scenes and leading workshops. (Their motto: “Theatre … Continue reading →