Washington, D.C. is a location in Burnaze's franchise knowledge graph, mentioned since 1969. 220 stories link here, each summarized from the original publisher. * Toastique has a location in Washington, D.C. and has expanded to over 65 locations nationally through franchising [[2026-10-29 Toastique (578b8c)]]. * District Taco operates across Washington, D.C., Virginia, Maryland, and Pennsylvania, and began franchising in 2021 [[2026-10-29 District Taco (0a480b)]]. * PLNT Cafe, a new fast-casual dining concept, is set to open in Washington D.C.'s Mount Vernon Triangle neighborhood [[2026-10-22 PLNT Burger Founders to Open New Fast Casual PLNT Cafe in D.C. (5de2c3)]]. * Slutty Vegan is expanding nationally, with additional franchise deals announced in markets including Washington, D.C. [[2026-10-15 Slutty Vegan Names Its First-Ever Operating Franchisee (5c5f8d)]]. * The International Franchise Association (IFA) is hosting the 2026 IFA Advocacy Summit in Washington, D.C. to support the passage of the American Franchise Act [[2026-09-06 The Next 250 Years The American Franchise Act Can Help Secure Franchising's Futu (2dbbee)]]. * DUCTZ, a franchise providing air duct cleaning and HVAC restoration services, has opened a new location in Washington, D.C. and Baltimore [[2026-09-16 Veteran-Owned DUCTZ Franchise Opens Serving Washington, D.C. and Baltimore (33fd70)]]. * Wonder will roll out its automated makeline technology to tens of locations across the Northeast, Texas, and the Washington, D.C. metro region in 2027 [[2026-09-15 Wonder deploys first automated makeline (55a318)]]. * Amaan Bhanji, a young entrepreneur, has signed for a second Graze Craze franchise territory in Washington, D.C. [[2026-09-01 How This Young Entrepreneur Built a Fast-Growing Graze Craze Franchise (dbd181)]]. * The Melt, a premium fast-casual restaurant chain, is expanding its franchise into Washington, D.C., aiming to open 20-25 locations in the D.C. metro area [[2026-08-17 High Volume Meets a High-Density City The Melt Maps Its D.C. Expansion (20ea32)]]. * Greybull Stewardship-backed ProHome has acquired the ProHome Metro DC franchise, expanding its Mid-Atlantic reach [[2026-08-20 Greybull Stewardship-backed ProHome acquires Metro DC franchise, expands Mid-Atl (b37ecc)]]. * FRSTeam franchise provides specialized textile and electronics restoration services after disasters in Washington, D.C. [[2026-08-31 FRSTeam Franchise Helps Families Recover After Loss (179dce)]]. * Graze Craze, a charcuterie franchise, is expanding to 150 units, with average sales climbing 16% year over year, driven by the trend of charcuterie boards on social media platforms like TikTok and Instagram [[2026-08-13 Gen Z Turned This Food Craze Into a TikTok Obsession. Franchisors Are Cashing In (1e0932)]]. * Sixty Vines, a wine-focused casual dining
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Wild Bill's Craft Beverage Co. expands its franchise network, adding new operators in key markets and awarding 10 new franchise agreements in 2026.
Fortress Pest Brands announced the acquisition of Miche Pest Control, a provider of residential and commercial pest management services serving customers throughout Washington, D.C., Maryland and Northern Virginia.
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Slutty Vegan signs franchise deals in Washington, D.C. and Atlanta.
An affordable senior housing nonprofit in Virginia is looking to its for-profit counterparts for inspiration on improving quality of life for its residents as it grows.
Commission Express, founded in 1992 and franchising since 1996, is the nation's only franchised real estate commission advance company. The franchise aims to alleviate cash flow is
The plant-based fast-casual brand is expanding its footprint in the Capital Region and Atlanta through new multi-unit development agreements.
The Philadelphia-inspired concept has secured a franchise agreement with BIG DMV to develop multiple locations across the Washington, D.C. region.
The new franchise entity, BIG DMV, is operated by a group of successful restaurant operators based in the Washington, D.C.
The Atlanta-based cheesesteak brand is expanding into the District of Columbia through a new multi-unit development agreement with franchise group BIG DMV.
The Greene Turtle launches Crush of the Month and Wing Fest.
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Honeygrow CEO Justin Rosenberg details how shuttering underperforming urban locations and pivoting toward suburban real estate fueled the brand's successful turnaround.
Sandbox VR partners with LOL Entertainment to operate venues in Washington, D.C.
FACE FOUNDRIÉ is setting its sights on significant growth across the Greater DMV (D.C., Maryland, Virginia) region.
Mellow Mushroom is setting its sights on Northern Virginia as part of a broader push into the Washington, D.C., market, according to a recent article on ARLnow .
Firehouse Subs launches Development Incentive Programs, offering $75,000 and $100,000 per location to qualified franchisees committed to building restaurants.
Discover Strength is excited to announce its next phase of East Coast expansion with two New Jersey studios.
The Scottsdale-based dog grooming franchise has reached 438 awarded licenses across 25 states, marking rapid expansion for its membership-driven wellness model.
Mark Calis marks 40 years with Minuteman Press in DC
Mark Calis celebrates 40 years of Minuteman Press franchise ownership in Washington, DC.
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