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Property owner JBG Smith announced late Tuesday afternoon a major new redevelopment push in Crystal City in the wake of Amazon's arrival. The developer says it is planning to redevelop "approximately 2.6 million square feet of space across five multifamily buildings and one office building." "The buildings include 2000 and 2001 South Bell Street (formerly

Arlington County expects to accept a handful of major development applications this month, teeing them up for public engagement down the road. The four pending projects span Pentagon City and Crystal City to the south and Rosslyn and Courthouse to the north. Apartment buildings figure into all the proposals, though two developers are mulling a mix

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For folks who want walkability in more than just the places so many of our region’s residents can’t afford to live, suburban retrofits are the dream. This post takes a look at how, exactly, local governments can make them happen.

Faced with the persistent problem of high traffic volumes on Jamaica's roads, which results in traffic congestion in major towns and business centres across the island, reducing bottlenecks and im...

A new apartment building may be coming to a southern portion of Crystal City, and changing some infrastructure in the process.

A Forest Glen medical office building at 9801 Georgia Ave. would be redeveloped into a mixed-use development, according to documents submitted to the county’s…

Developer Brookfield has signaled its plans to redevelop the vacant Transportation Security Administration office buildings in Pentagon City. Last month, Brookfield filed preliminary plans outlining how it will redevelop the site. The filed documents are not site plans that illustrate the buildings it intends to construct, but rather, a high-level overview of what it intends

Arlington County is nearing the end of project to overhaul of the intersection of Washington Blvd and 13th Street N., near Clarendon. The redesigned intersection will have two lanes of travel in each direction, while the new 13th Street N. will make a "T" with the new Washington Blvd. "The benefits of the wider sidewalks

/PRNewswire/ -- Inflation has shaken womens retirement security and confidence, according to a Nationwide Retirement Institute® survey of employer-sponsored...