Marisa M. Kashino - Washingtonian - Page 28

Marisa M. Kashino

Senior Editor

Marisa M. Kashino joined Washingtonian in 2009 and was a senior editor until 2022.

News & Politics | Real Estate

The Prospect of HQ2 Seems to be Inspiring a Lot of Good Behavior Around Washington

Developers and governments are getting serious about affordable housing near the areas Amazon's new HQ might land.

Amazon, Crystal City, HQ2, JBG Smith | May 18, 2018

News & Politics

Marriott’s Former Heir Apparent is Ready to Settle His Lawsuit Against His Father and Uncle

The litigation gave an unprecedented look into the dirty laundry within one of Washington's wealthiest and most prominent families

Bill Marriott, John Marriott III, Richard Marriott, Marriott International | May 17, 2018

Real Estate

Bethesda’s Famous “Mushroom House” is For Sale

It's not publicly listed, but Compass has begun privately marketing it

Bethesda, Chevy Chase, Compass, Mushroom House | May 16, 2018

Real Estate

The Most Expensive House Ever Sold Near Union Market Just Closed for $1,387,000

It got 17 offers, and sold for $338,000 over list price

Union Market, H Street, Noma, Gallaudet University | May 4, 2018

Real Estate

How the Arrival of Amazon’s HQ2 Could Affect Washington Rents

The results of a new analysis by Zillow might surprise you

Amazon, HQ2 | Apr 26, 2018

Rendering courtesy of Oma/Olin. Illustrations by Phong Nguyen.

Real Estate

Which Washington-Area Neighborhoods Will Boom Next?

All across the region, big change is on the way in formerly quiet places. Here’s a look at the spots poised for some of the most dramatic transformations—and price hikes—in the decades to come.

DC Real Estate, Union Market, Crystal City, H Street | Apr 15, 2018

Comey Trump sue

News & Politics

Can James Comey Sue Trump For Defamation?

The President publicly accused the former FBI director of committing a crime. So we asked a lawyer

Donald Trump, James Comey | Apr 13, 2018

Real Estate

Take an Exclusive Look at the Next Wave of Development Coming to the Yards

The Southeast DC waterfront is getting a lot more shops, restaurants, offices, and apartments.

Navy Yard, Nationals, Nats Park, Anacostia River | Apr 9, 2018

Photographs (Left to Right, Top to Bottom) by Darrell C. Crain Photograph reprinted with Permission of DC Public Library/Star Collection/Washington Post Photograph by Burt Glinn/Magnum Photos Photograph by Darrell C. Crain Photograph by Jeff Elkins Photograph by Flickr/Wumpiewoo Photograph by Jeff Elkins

News & Politics

The Reinvention of 14th Street: A History

Fifty years after burning in the riots, 14th Street is a glittering stretch of gentrified DC. For better or worse, here's how it happened.

Barack Obama, 14th Street, Howard University, DC Council | Apr 4, 2018

Real Estate

Why Have So Many Shops Closed at the Shay?

A half-dozen stores have left the Shaw development in recent months. Here's what's going on.

Shaw, JBG Smith, North End Shaw, Shay | Apr 3, 2018