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Potomac Yard Metro
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Alexandria Planning Commission Recommends Concept Approval for North Potomac Yard
Nena Perry-Brown | October 9th 2020
After city approval, the 7.7 million square-foot first phase could be developed over seven years.... read»
The 4,250 Units Where Amazonians Might Live
Nena Perry-Brown | November 19th 2018
In light of news Amazon has selected Northern Virginia for a partial headquarters and the christening of the "National Landing" super-neighborhood, Ur... read»
Alexandria Picks Site for Potomac Yard Metro
Lark Turner | May 21st 2015
The site will be at ground level with easy access to Potomac Yard Retail Center.... read»
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