Many city dwellers relocated to neighborhoods within the D.C. region. Others went further — to the beach.

“Being in the house for months at a time,” said one first-time homebuyer, “I needed a little bit of space.”

People packing up their lives during a pandemic are facing a number of unprecedented problems, and so are the moving companies.

According to Atlas Van Lines, one of the biggest moving companies in the United States, D.C. was the most popular destination for people who changed residences in 2012.

Sometimes PR people can pitch their products at the oddest times. Just ask Kwame Brown.

Hey, it’s American Archives Month. And while tackling that years-old pile of receipts and documents probably isn’t too high on your priority list, the task might not seem so bad after you consider the job in front of the National Air and Space Museum Archives.

It looks like Marion Barry has temporarily blocked the relocation of DDOT’s headquarters from the Reeves Building at 2000 14th Street NW to a new location near Nationals Park. The Washington Business Journal noted that the Council had until the close of business yesterday to contest the agency’s move to 55 M Street SE — which you may better recognize as the building down the road from the ballpark which also houses the Half Street…

The D.C. Department of Consumer & Regulatory Affairs is vacating its North Capitol Street offices to relocate to a new space in Southwest this weekend, and the move will cause the agency to be closed on Friday afternoon. DCRA will close at noon on Friday, March 19, and reopen at 9:30 a.m. on Monday, March 22 at its new digs at 1100 4th Street SW, right near the Waterfront-SEU Metro station. Below you’ll find a…

The District’s Department of Consumer and Regulatory Affairs is one of the most important service providers in this town. Whether you’re a homeowner looking to obtain permits for a renovation, a new business in need of a license, or a wronged consumer just looking for a fair shake, DCRA is the place you go to get things done. So when they plan to pack up and move across town, it’s more than a typical…