The city of College Park took another major step toward reshaping its downtown this week, authorizing the purchase of two properties along Route 1. The buildings at 7409 and 7411 Baltimore Avenue, which are currently home to Subway and Shanghai Cafe, … Continue reading →

The future of the former home of the Washington Suburban Sanitary Commission in Hyattsville could be decided in a matter of weeks. The Hyattsville planning committee will hear from Werrlein Properties, a Maryland developer which has already built some new homes inside the … Continue reading →

Two coworking spaces are coming to downtown Hyattsville soon. Dream Village, a coworking space aimed at entrepreneurs, is slated to open soon at 5128 Baltimore Ave., in the space next to Tanglewood Works. The brainchild of Eunique Jones Gibson, founder of … Continue reading →

Who makes the best coffee? Where’s the best playground? What’s the best place to go to yoga, listen to live music or eat Sunday brunch? For five years, we’ve been giving you tips on the best things to do along the … Continue reading →

College Park rentals are a good investment, according to an analysis by Redfin. The online real estate services firm studied college towns associated with the 310 schools listed in the most recent U.S. News & World Report national ranking. They … Continue reading →

The area around the West Hyattsville Metro station is getting a new development. The city appears on track to approve a new mixed-use development on Ager Road that will include 183 townhomes, 300 apartments, 9,000 square feet of retail and … Continue reading →

Two new townhome developments are going on sale in the Hyattsville area. Ryan Homes will soon begin selling four-level townhomes at Editor’s Park on East-West Highway near the Home Depot, while Stanley Martin will offer townhomes at Riverdale Park Station near … Continue reading →