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  1. Events: Building a better Ward 3 and RFK for allGreater Greater Washington
  2. From the MPD BlotterThe Hill is Home
  3. The Week Ahead…& Some Photos from the Past WeekCapitol Hill Corner
  4. Café 8’s Deal to Reopen Doesn’t Help Neighbors – ANC6B Committee Continues Discussion Monday NightCapitol Hill Corner
  5. The To Do List, Week of October 30, 2026The Hill is Home
  6. A Look Back At 2025’s Pottery on the HillHill Center
  7. DC Open House List for This Weekend: October 30, 2026PoPville

Headlines that mention Capitol Hill 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
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  3. Thu12Nov
  4. Sat14Nov
  5. Sun15Nov

Further out: Nov 20, Nov 21, Nov 27, Nov 28.

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Every stop and dock in Capitol Hill

On the street this week

Curb space reserved

35 curb-space permits start in the next 7 days; 185 are active this week, reserving 26,004 ft of curb in all.

  • Nov 3–5
    1300 block of East Capitol StreetMoving & storage
    not mapped
  • Nov 3–Dec 15
    Unit block of 7th StreetLead pipe replacement 7 am–7 pm
    D2
  • Nov 4
    700 block of East Capitol StreetMoving & storage
    not mapped
  • Nov 4–Dec 27
    400 block of E StreetLead pipe replacement 7 am–7 pm
    C4
  • Nov 4
    200 block of East Capitol StreetEvents & reserved parking 7 am–11:59 pm
    not mapped
  • Nov 4–6
    100 block of 4th StreetMoving & storage
    C3
  • Nov 4–21
    500 block of A StreetUtility & DDOT work 7 am–5 pm
    C2
  • Nov 5–Dec 4
    700 block of Massachusetts AvenueConstruction staging 9:30 am–3:30 pm
    D2
  • Nov 5–7
    300 block of North Carolina AvenueMoving & storage
    B3
  • Nov 5–7
    1300 block of A StreetMoving & storage
    F2
  • Nov 5–7
    100 block of Kentucky AvenueMoving & storage
    E3
  • Nov 5
    Unit block of 7th StreetMoving & storage
    D2
  • Nov 5
    500 block of 2nd StreetMoving & storage
    B4
  • Nov 5–Dec 30
    Unit block of Gessford CourtLead pipe replacement 7 am–7 pm
    not mapped
  • Nov 5–9
    400 block of 4th StreetUtility & DDOT work 7:30 am–3 pm
    C4
  • Nov 5–9
    100 block of Duddington PlaceUtility & DDOT work 7:30 am–3 pm
    B4
  • Nov 5–9
    500 block of E StreetUtility & DDOT work 7:30 am–3 pm
    C4
  • Nov 6
    500 block of 5th StreetEvents & reserved parking 10 am–10 pm
    C4
  • Nov 6
    300 block of G StreetMoving & storage
    B4
  • Nov 6
    400 block of 8th StreetCranes 5 am–7 pm
    D4
  • Nov 6–8
    100 block of 3rd StreetMoving & storage
    not mapped
  • Nov 6
    Unit block of E StreetCranes 7 am–5 pm
    A4
  • Nov 6
    300 block of 11th StreetCranes 7 am–5 pm
    E3
  • Nov 6–Dec 4
    200 block of 2nd StreetConstruction staging
    not mapped
  • Nov 7–9
    100 block of 4th StreetMoving & storage
    C3
  • Nov 8–Dec 7
    200 block of E StreetConstruction staging 7 am–7 pm
    B4
  • Nov 8–Dec 7
    400 block of 2nd StreetConstruction staging 7 am–7 pm
    B4
  • Nov 8
    600 block of G StreetMoving & storage
    C4
  • Nov 8–Dec 7
    1200 block of Walter StreetEvents & reserved parking 7 am–7 pm
    E3
  • Nov 8–Dec 7
    500 block of G StreetEvents & reserved parking 7 am–7 pm
    C4
  • Nov 9–11
    500 block of 9th StreetMoving & storage
    D4
  • Nov 10
    300 block of G StreetMoving & storage
    B4
  • Nov 10–Apr 1
    1000 block of Independence AvenueDumpsters
    D3
  • Nov 10
    600 block of A StreetMoving & storage
    C2

From DDOT’s public-space occupancy permits, at hundred-block precision. Streets

Bigger projects

Last 30 days

118 permits were issued Oct 6–Oct 31. Most are trade work; these 4 are additions, demolitions or new buildings.

  1. 422 3rd St SEDemolition issued Oct 15

    Removal of boiler room and group restrooms to allow for new addition to be located on the open portion of the site to the north of the existing… Plus 1 other permit at this address.

    B4
  2. 201 Pennsylvania Ave SEAdditions issued Oct 14

    Historic- cfa this project is an interior renovation of a bank building. Scope includes partial demolition of interior spaces, addition of new…

    B3
  3. 507 D St SEAdditions issued Oct 13

    Historic rear two-story addition with roof deck to existing three-story single-family attached residence at 507 d st SE in washington, d.c. Includes…

    C4
  4. 1001 G St SEAdditions issued Oct 7

    This code modification is to the 2017 DC Building Code which adopts and amends the 2015 IBC. Specifically, this code modification requests relief…

    D4

All projects and permits

Today’s condition

Nov 3

311 requests in Capitol Hill fell to 2,686 in the last 30 days, from 2,977 the 30 days before (−10%). The biggest swing: missed recycling pickups fell to 31 from 140. Biggest rise: dockless vehicle parking complaint rose to 192 from 87.

12 rising 16 easing 10 steady, across the 38 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
311 requests
2,686
Down 291 (−10%)
2,977 the 30 days before
Last 30 days
Crime reports
38
3 more; small counts swing month to month
35 the 30 days before
Last 30 days · counts only, never mapped
Median house price
$1.20M
Down $126K
$1.32M the year before
Last 12 months · 101 sales vs 95
Building permits
118
4 bigger, 114 smaller
issued in the window
Last 30 days

Homes

Sales, OTR
Houses$1.20Mmedian, 101 sales in 12 months
Condos$412Kmedian, 32 sales in 12 months

Monthly median house price; blank months had under 3 sales. Last 60 days: $1.35M median from 16 sales. 82 of 133 sales in the past year closed above assessed value.

Recent sales
AddressDatePrice
315 E St SEhouse, 2 bd, 1,432 sq ftOct 20$1.12M
23 5th St SEhouse, 2 bd, 1,660 sq ftOct 20$1.03M
1348 South Carolina Ave SEhouse, 3 bd, 1,368 sq ftOct 19$1.03M
1302 A St SEhouse, 3 bd, 1,888 sq ftOct 18$1.63M
233 Kentucky Ave SE # 21condoOct 13$625K

Sales are tied to Capitol Hill through OTR assessment sub-areas Capitol Hill A, B and C and Old City 1 M 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 Capitol Hill 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 2026-11-04): 88% of the 3,572 house and condo parcels in the OTR area(s) sit on squares inside the boundary, and 91% of house and condo parcels on in-boundary squares belong to the OTR area(s). Homes

Top 311 requests

Last 30 days
  • Yard-waste pickups654 / 660
  • Bulk trash pickups433 / 479
  • Parking enforcement calls356 / 321
  • Dockless vehicle parking complaint192 / 87
  • Residential parking violations108 / 103
  • Rodent complaints72 / 93
  • Missed trash pickups71 / 123
  • Illegal dumping reports70 / 82

Last 30 days, bar; the tick and small number are the 30 days before. 541 requests are still open.

Permits by type

Oct 6–Oct 31
  • Electrical, plumbing & mechanical66
  • Renovation & repair40
  • Home businesses6
  • Additions3
  • Demolition1
  • Minor work1
  • Other1

Street trees

DDOT inventory
Street trees4,735181 species; 642 planted in the last 5 years
Empty tree boxes45ready to plant

Most common

Red maple 466, Sugar maple 179, Willow oak 178, American elm 177, Red oak 144

Biggest trunks

  • Red oak, 61 in across Unit block of 8th St SE
  • American sycamore, 55 in across 700 block of 10th St SE
  • American elm, 54 in across 300 block of East Capitol St Bn
  • American elm, 52 in across 237/239 12th St SE

DDOT urban forestry inventory, Oct 29. Ask DC to plant a tree · Streets

Around the house

For all 242 blocks; look up your own
Trash day
Monday/Thursday for most blocks (215 of 242); Tuesday for 7DPW collection routes. Recycling: Monday for most blocks (222 of 242); Tuesday for 8; Thursday for 1.
Leaf collection
Not started yetZone 6C (160 blocks), Zone 6A (49 blocks), Zone 6B (28 blocks), Zone 6D (2 blocks), Zone 7C (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 Ave, South Capitol St BnNo parking on these streets once DC declares a snow emergency; cars are towed.
Public schools (zoned)
Brent, Peabody-Watkins, Tyler and 3 moreElementary, depending on the block. Middle: Jefferson, Stuart-Hobson, Eliot-Hine. High: Eastern. DCPS boundaries from 2025–26.
Residential parking zone
Zone 6 and 8458 block sides have residential permit parking.

History

Capitol Hill in the record

In 1912, one builder put up 36 buildings on the 1200 block of Walter Street SE under 4 permits. The largest permit alone covered 10 buildings at an estimated $17,000. E3

4,609 historic building permits on record, 1872–1989, by decade (DC Historic Preservation Office).

This week in 1926: the Evening Star

“Wood and Dr. Havenner. Lincoln Park Is Ac*’* e The Lincoln Park Citizens Asso ciation has appointed committees and outlined plans for its membership drive, which will be given impetus at a meeting the night of November 9, …”

Nov 2, 1926, page 7

Machine-read text from Library of Congress scans; misspellings are the scanner’s. More from the archive

Who represents you

Capitol Hill overlaps 6 single-member districts in 2 advisory neighborhood commissions. Each district elects one commissioner.

  • Gerald "jerry" SroufeANC 6B · 6B02
  • David SobelsohnANC 6B · 6B03
  • Brian GormanANC 6B · 6B04
  • Samuel PastoreANC 6B · 6B05
  • Anna KrebsANC 6B · 6B06
  • Jay AdelsteinANC 6C · 6C03

Names of elected officials are public record. What your ANC is discussing

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