The city of Washington, D.C., paid $11 million to purchase a former gym with the aim of turning it into housing, potentially for the homeless, public documents show. The deal comes as market apartment rents have increased to near record highs.
The city of Washington, D.C., paid $11 million to purchase a former gym with the aim of turning it into housing, potentially for the homeless, public documents show. The deal comes as market apartment rents have increased to near record highs.
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