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Donald Trump Is Coming to D.C., One Way or Another

One way or another, Trump will be able to take residence on Pennsylvania Avenue. (Tom Williams/CQ Roll Call File Photo)
One way or another, Trump will be able to take residence on Pennsylvania Avenue. (Tom Williams/CQ Roll Call File Photo)
By Niels Lesniewski
Posted July 1, 2015 at 2:34pm

The current controversy surrounding businessman and GOP presidential candidate Donald Trump is not having an effect on at least one of his business ventures — redevelopment of the Old Post Office Pavilion. An official with the General Services Administration told CQ Roll Call Wednesday the project at the building, located at 1100 Pennsylvania Ave. NW, is moving forward as scheduled.  

The Trump International Hotel, Washington D.C., is expected to open for business in 2016.

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