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Southwest Residents Resist Shakespeare Theatre’s New HQ — Worrying about the influx of development in their neighborhood, a group of Southwest residents are rallying against the Shakespeare Theatre Co.’s plan to build a new headquarters at 501 I St. SW. [Washington City Paper]

A Closer Look at the Capitol Hill ‘Crime Wave’ — Violent crime and property crime are up this year in Capitol Hill and the rest of D.C. But it might be too early to call it a full-scale crime wave. [The Hill Is Home]

D.C. Water Releases Plans for New Headquarters Near Nationals Park — D.C. Water has put out new renderings of a curvy, glass and aluminum building it plans to build along the Anacostia River in Navy Yard. [Washington Business Journal]

Developer Looks to Build Seven-Screen Cinema in NoMa — NoMa may get a seven-screen movie theater as part of a new development, according to documents filed today with the D.C. government. [Hill Now]