D.C. officials are tempering expectations for the city’s development rebound, saying that with a slashed budget, only certain projects will get priority. “If your project is a good one, it’ll happen — it just may not happen in the timing you want,” Deputy Mayor for Planning and Economic Development Victor Hoskins said at the D.C. Economic Development Outlook forum. “[But we have to move] on the ones that are right at the precipice of happening.”
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