Two developments in Georgetown business news recently:

First off, the United Colors of Benetton store at the corner of M Street and Wisconsin Avenue is slated to reopen in April, the Georgetown Dish is reporting.

The store, which had been undergoing renovations, was originally slated to reopen yesterday, March 18, but for unknown reasons, the reopen date has been pushed back.

On the waterfront, Washington Harbour, the enormous office and retail complex that’s home to restaurants like Nick’s Riverside Grille, Tony & Joe’s, and Sequoia, is up for sale by its owner, Prudential Real Estate Investors.

The Washington Business Journal reports that Prudential originally bought the complex, shown left, for $220 million, but there is no listed asking price yet.

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