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Large Tract Review
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The 2 Million Square Feet of Development Proposed for Benning Road and Minnesota Avenue
Nena Perry-Brown | November 25th 2020
The "Northeast Heights" development would replace the East River Park and Senator Square shopping centers.... read»
Big Plans at Buzzard Point: 2,100 Units, Hotel, Office, and Retail Proposed for Prominent DC Site
Nena Perry-Brown | November 24th 2020
A mixed-use proposal is being put forth for 100 V Street SW.... read»
MRP "Extiguishes" PUD, But Moving Ahead With Massive Rhode Island Avenue Project
Nena Perry-Brown | October 3rd 2018
This project was another pulled out of the PUD process due to a looming appeal.... read»
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