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Using a restrictive covenant in a 1938 deed, neighbors in the Tara-Leeway Heights neighborhood convinced a developer to build a single-family home instead of a duplex. The home, 1313 N. Harrison Street, is not far from a wall that separated the historically Black neighborhood of Hall's Hill from single-family-home subdivisions originally built exclusively for white

Last month, some neighbors told a developer they would "oppose any attempt to obtain permits" for a duplex in the Tara-Leeway Heights neighborhood, and the developer backed down. McLean-based BeaconCrest Homes bought a single-family home at 1313 N. Harrison Street, an area residents have dubbed "Larchmont." When it announced to neighbors its plans to build a

After a summer lull, politicking in Arlington is back in full swing. For candidates, the first big stop on the campaign trail was an in-person and virtual forum hosted by the Arlington County Civic Federation, or CivFed, last night (Tuesday). Democrat and Republican candidates for the state legislature outlined their top social and economic goals,

How development has densified Rosslyn and how it could change in the coming decades.

In white, uppercase letters on a purple background, it reads, "You'll see me in hell before you'll see me in the ARLnow comments."

Last week, the Arlington County Board voted unanimously to allow homeowners, builders and developers to convert or build new 2-6 unit homes throughout the county.

The Arlington County Board is set to vote Saturday on zoning changes intended to add housing by allowing greater density in single-family neighborhoods. The vote is the culmination of nearly a decade of discussion by elected officials that picked up steam after Amazon agreed to come to Arlington. Since then, the county has taken incremental

A proposal to allow by-right development of "Missing Middle" housing in single-family-home neighborhoods will now head to the Arlington County Board for a first look. A little after midnight yesterday (Thursday), the Planning Commission voted 7-2 to recommend the County