The apartments at the massive project by the 9:30 Club aren't slated to open until early 2015, but the construction on the project which will include a Landmark Theater and art studios has already begun.

This is going to be an interesting project to watch this year because it's the rare example where competition is turning into collaboration. After MRP-Ellis won the bid for this plot over and above juggernaut developer JBG, residents bemoaned the loss of a Harris Teeter. However, now it looks like all three firms will work together and the grocery store might come back.

The historic (but long out of use) Ontario Theater was finally demolished last year. Look for construction to start on the mixed use project that will contain retail and condos and feature the theater's signature canopy and marquee.

The old Greyhound station in NoMa met the wrecking ball over the fall and the development going up in its place is going to be a multi-purpose behemoth. Storey Park will feature office buildings, apartments, a marketplace and a central park.

Construction has already begun on this hotel which will be one of the closer options that tourists will have to the attractions of the National Mall. So, what are the chances that after its opening in 2015 that the locals can get their metro escalators back? Still pretty low?

Capitol Point is another massive multi-part project coming to NoMa. One part of it, a Hyatt Place, will be opening in June. The apartments will break ground earlier this year. Oh yeah, and it will host a Landmark Theater that will open in 2016. Movies for everyone!

A sign has been sitting at the corner of Florida Avenue and 4th Street NE for years that says, "Pretty Soon You Won't Recognize the Place. We Promise." Even though this combination of apartments and retail has no concrete dates set for delivery, construction is expected to start this year.

The one and two bedroom condos taking over the spot of Adams Morgan's former Exxon Station won't open until 2015, but the station itself has already been demolished, so expect to see some cranes over in AdMo.

This is an important one to watch because there's still a possibility that it might not happen. D.C. United and Mayor Vince Gray were excited to announce a new stadium at Buzzard Point that would make more sense for the team, revitalize the neighborhood and revamp the old Reeves Center on 14th Street. However, not everyone on the D.C. Council is onboard with the proposed land swaps and tax breaks. Moreover, the city has already missed enough deadlines that D.C. United could pull out of the deal. Also, it's an election year so the whole thing could go down in flames if Mayor Gray is not re-elected. Stay tuned.