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The report provides an analysis of current affordable housing distribution and proposes specific targets to achieve Mayor Bowser’s bold goal of building 36,000 new homes, including 12,000 homes affordable to low-income residents, by 2025.

A Public Life Study at the intersection of 14th and U Streets, NW, to help re-imagine these public spaces as a welcoming, active, and accessible community hub.

This virtual tour highlights 100 sites associated with the people and events that defined the local and national battle for civil rights. (Photo: Home Rule demonstration at the District Building, 1973)

Learn more about the proposed project to expand and modernize Washington Union Station, the National Capital Region's principal intermodal transportation hub.

The Office of Planning has proposed Expanded Inclusionary Zoning to increase affordable housing across the District, especially in high opportunity areas.