DC Officials Ponder End to 130-Foot Building Restriction

Written by Pat's Papers | Thursday, 12 April 2012 8:52 AM

A new debate has begun about whether DC’s standardized building height should be relaxed. I think it’s one of the things about the city that makes it different, but some officials want the Fed to bend on the cap. The Washington Post says the proposal “stem[s] from the reality that the city may soon only be able to grow vertically because of scarcity of land and projected population growth.”

SOURCE: Washington Post

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