Trammel Crow
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The 3 Proposals for WMATA's Navy Yard Site
Lark Turner | April 15th 2014
Proposals to redevelop the Navy Yard chiller site, a plot of land near the Navy Yard Metro at the southwest intersection of L Street SW and Half Stree... read»
McMillan Redevelopment Salon Addresses Concerns of Area Residents
Shilpi Paul | May 10th 2012
On Wednesday evening, representatives from the team behind the redevelopment of the McMillan Reservoir met with a small group of residents at Big Bear... read»
Update on the St. Matthews Redevelopment in Southwest Waterfront
Shilpi Paul | February 14th 2012
At last night's ANC 6D meeting, representatives behind the redevelopment of a new St. Matthew's Church and an 11-story apartment complex at 22 M Stree... read»
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