Breakfast links: DC’s proposed budget would more than triple automated traffic enforcement cameras
Camera on Independence Avenue SE by Libby Solomon.
DC weighs tripling traffic cameras
DC Mayor Muriel Bowser’s budget proposal would triple the number of traffic cameras that issue fines by the end of next year. According to DDOT, a large portion of the new cameras would target drivers that violate bus lane rules. (Luz Lazo / Post)
Maryland considers expanding gas tax suspension
Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan believes that extending gas tax suspension may be necessary past the expiration deadline of April 16. Comptroller Peter Franchot proposed a 90-day “gas tax holiday.” (Kate Ryan / WTOP)
New development proposed in Rosslyn
A new residential development including 225 apartments and 25 townhouse units is being considered to replace existing apartments at 1817 N Quinn Street. (Nena Perry-Brown / UrbanTurf)
Pepco accused of mishandling DC solar projects
Pepco has a pattern of mishandling solar projects in DC, including by overcharging its customers, according to the offices of the Attorney General and People’s Counsel. The complaint argues Pepco’s actions undermine clean energy and climate goals. (Jacob Fenston / DCist)
Howard University announces historic investment
Howard University announced that it will spend $785 million on new construction and renovation of buildings on its campus as part of the most significant real estate investment in its history. (Lauren Lumpkin / Post)
Millennials comprise the largest share of homebuyers
According to a National Association of Realtors report, millennials made up the largest share of homebuyers in the past year while Generation X bought the most expensive homes. (National Association of Realtors)
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