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A new mixed-use development featuring dining, stores and 900 apartments is on its way to North Woodbridge, according to developer IDI Group. The $380 million North Woodbridge Town Center project comes just over a year after the Prince William Board of County Supervisors approved a small-area plan meant to draw a mixed-use “town center” to the area. According to the IDI Group and Boosalis Properties, the project will be built in phases over the next five to 10 years. When completed, the developer says the project will consist of 160,000 square feet for stores and restaurants, as well as the 900 apartment units  The 19.3-acre site on the northwest corner of Route 1 and Occoquan Road, encompassing the vacant Cowles Ford auto dealership, sits directly across Route 1 from the Woodbridge Virginia Railway Express station. Just after the approval of the small-area plan last year, George Boosalis –  owner of Boosalis Properties – purchased 13.1 acres of the project

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