Borderstan Brief

Shaw Development Details — The developers behind the seven-story residential building planned to go up next to the Howard Theatre and Wonder Bread factory have slightly tweaked the details. According to the latest plans, the forthcoming development will include 59 to 79 units and 7,420 square feet of retail space. [UrbanTurf]

Second Man Arrested for Barcode Stabbing –Police have arrested a second man in connection with a stabbing death that occurred at downtown nightclub Barcode in January. [Borderstan]

Violet Boutique Leaving Adams Morgan for Georgetown — Violet Boutique (2439 18th St. NW) will close its current location on April 30 and reopen at 3289 M St. NW on May 2. [Instagram / Violet Boutique]

Nadeau Leads Charge on Anti-Street Harassment Task Force — A new bill from Ward 1 D.C. Councilmember Brianne Nadeau would create a task force to curb street harassment across the District. [Washington City Paper]

Big Changes Coming to Former Dupont YMCA — Developer Akridge, who bought the former YMCA building at 1711 Rhode Island NW in October, plans to convert the facility into a 100,000-square-foot office building. [Washington Business Journal]