Washington, D.C., is advancing the One Front Door Act, which would allow residential buildings with a single stairway to reach up to six stories, doubling current height limits. This move aims to reduce construction costs and increase housing supply by aligning with national trends of relaxing single-stair rules while ensuring modern fire-safety standards are met. Developers should watch for the implementation details and potential benefits as D.C. sets a precedent for other East Coast cities considering similar reforms.
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