Latest news
Local outlets- Attend the RFK For All Coalition’s Fall Assembly
- Do Something #140: Staying afloat
- Transportation and Public Space Committee Meeting
- Zoning and Alcoholic Beverage Licensing Committee Meeting
- ANC 7D October 2026 Meeting Materials
- Roots/You Belong Here
- District Links: Bowser admin submits updated RFK master plan for council review this fall; new poll finds many area residents struggling; and more
Nearby
Headlines that mention Stadium-Armory or a neighborhood next to it, from local outlets checked nightly. Each links to the outlet; we never copy articles. All news & events
Coming up
Next 14 days- Thu5Nov
- Fri6Nov
- Sat7Nov
- Tue10Nov
- Wed11Nov
- Sat14Nov
Further out: Nov 20, Nov 27, Nov 28.
Also check ANC 7D DC Office of ANCs calendar (ANC 7F) Events DC events Kingman and Heritage Islands calendar
Getting around
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On the street this week
Curb space reserved4 curb-space permits start in the next 7 days; 16 are active this week, reserving 2,090 ft of curb in all.
- Nov 5–Dec 4800 block of 17th StreetA7
- Nov 61700 block of Potomac Avenuenot mapped
- Nov 6–81800 block of Massachusetts Avenuenot mapped
- Nov 8–10400 block of 19th StreetB6
From DDOT’s public-space occupancy permits, at hundred-block precision. Streets
Bigger projects
Last 30 days3 permits were issued Oct 15–Oct 15. Most are trade work; these 0 are additions, demolitions or new buildings.
No additions, demolitions or new buildings were permitted in the last 30 days.
Today’s condition
Nov 1311 requests in Stadium-Armory fell to 429 in the last 30 days, from 723 the 30 days before (−41%). The biggest swing: parking enforcement calls fell to 100 from 283 (−65%). Biggest rise: dockless vehicle parking complaint went from none to 81.
7 rising / 2 easing / 1 steady, across the 10 kinds of 311 request with at least 10 in either period. A change within 10% (or 2 requests) counts as steady.
Measures
Latest period vs the one before- Crime reports
- 8
- 1 more; small counts swing month to month
- 7 the 30 days before
- Last 30 days · counts only, never mapped
Homes
Sales, OTRMonthly median house price; blank months had under 3 sales. Last 60 days: $962K median from 6 sales. 44 of 65 sales in the past year closed above assessed value.
| Address | Date | Price |
|---|---|---|
| 1328 G St SEhouse, 3 bd, 1,352 sq ft | Oct 14 | $939K |
| 1405 East Capitol St SE # 3condo | Oct 8 | $378K |
| 125 16th St SEhouse, 4 bd, 1,152 sq ft | Oct 5 | $985K |
| 308 16th St SEhouse, 3 bd, 1,290 sq ft | Sep 29 | $625K |
| 1601 E St SEhouse, 3 bd, 1,222 sq ft | Sep 29 | $630K |
Sales are tied to Stadium-Armory through OTR assessment sub-areas Old City 1 A and B, the rowhouse blocks just west of the stadium grounds in OTR's Integrated Tax System Public Extract, not through the DC Health planning-area boundary used elsewhere on this site, because the tax extract has no coordinates. The two areas overlap but do not match exactly. Fit with the Stadium-Armory boundary, measured this run by tax square (a square counts as inside if any DC address point on it falls inside the DC Health polygon, so edge squares make these upper bounds; measured 2026-11-02): 7% of the 2,431 house and condo parcels in the OTR area(s) sit on squares inside the boundary, and 100% of house and condo parcels on in-boundary squares belong to the OTR area(s). Homes
Top 311 requests
Last 30 daysLast 30 days, bar; the tick and small number are the 30 days before. 18 requests are still open.
Permits by type
Oct 15–Oct 15Street trees
DDOT inventoryMost common
Willow oak 80, Red oak 65, Red maple 64, Japanese zelkova 43, London plane tree 40
Biggest trunks
- Red oak, 61 in across
- Scarlet oak, 51 in across
- Red oak, 49 in across
- Willow oak, 49 in across
DDOT urban forestry inventory, Oct 8. Ask DC to plant a tree · Streets
Around the house
For all 32 blocks; look up your own- Trash day
- Monday/Thursday for most blocks (5 of 32); Tuesday for 5DPW collection routes. Recycling: Tuesday for most blocks (6 of 32); Monday for 5.
- Leaf collection
- Not started yetZone 7C (24 blocks), Zone 6B (7 blocks), Zone 5D (1 blocks). We have not reached your section yet. Each section will receive two weekends’ notice of when to rake your leaves to the tree box or curb. Please check back on Friday for an update on our collection schedule. DPW leaf collection
- Street sweeping
- Check the posted signsDC doesn’t publish a current block-by-block sweeping schedule; residential sweeping runs March to October. DPW street cleaning
- Snow emergency routes
- Pennsylvania AveNo parking on these streets once DC declares a snow emergency; cars are towed.
- Public schools (zoned)
- Payne, Peabody-Watkins, Miner and 2 moreElementary, depending on the block. Middle: Eliot-Hine, Stuart-Hobson, Browne. High: Eastern. DCPS boundaries from 2025–26.
- Residential parking zone
- Zone 6 and 564 block sides have residential permit parking.
History
Stadium-Armory in the recordIn 1926, one builder put up 13 buildings on the 1800 block of Potomac Avenue SE under 1 permits. The largest permit alone covered 13 buildings at an estimated $65,000. B6
16 historic building permits on record, 1926–1926, by decade (DC Historic Preservation Office).
This week in 1926: the Evening Star
“Davis now is lodged in the District jail awaiting trial, having been indicted by the grand jury on a charge of murder.”
Nov 3, 1926, page 7
“Rev. John Palmer, minister of the Washington Heights Presbyterian Church, will speak at the District jail tomorrow at 2:30 o’clock under the direction of the Gospel Mission.”
Nov 5, 1926, page 10
Machine-read text from Library of Congress scans; misspellings are the scanner’s. More from the archive
Who represents you
Stadium-Armory overlaps 3 single-member districts in 3 advisory neighborhood commissions. Each district elects one commissioner.
- Karen Hughes
- Ebony Payne
- Harold Cunningham
Names of elected officials are public record. What your ANC is discussing
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- Dupont Public House (old Sign of the Whale space) to Finally Open Tomorrow (Tuesday) ALLEGEDLY…
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- Northwest Georgetown November ANC Update
- New Mural in NoMa “Unites Farmers, Families, Retailers, and Food Companies in Washington, D.C.”
Also here: about the data.