Real estate projects, construction, planning proposals, zoning changes, and how development reshapes our neighborhoods.
Michael Manuccia, whose career spans the FBI, defense technology and enterprise software, will lead the innovation district that counts AEDP among its founding partners
The 14,400-square-foot space holds 78 workstations.
35 homes closed across the city at an average price of $850,747.
Crews found it in the 1960s south façade and two interior courtyards. Completion is now expected in fall 2028, and the visible demolition starts this month.
Council approved a three-year extension in November. The 180-unit project has been approved since 2021.
Planning and Zoning staff are reviewing six aspects of the rules governing Alexandria's historic districts.
21 homes closed across the city at an average price of $925,276, with two sales within $10,000 of each other at the top
Current tenants and voucher holders are exempt; the public hearing is Sept. 23 and the board votes Sept. 28
The city's draft annual review of federal housing funds is open for public comment through Sept. 7, with a hearing scheduled Sept. 3
A September writ panel will decide whether the Supreme Court hears a challenge to a published ruling that now guides zoning cases statewide
The Fairfax-based builder closed on Blocks L and M in July. Buyers won't be able to reserve a homesite until mid-2027.
The tour offers a look at the scaled-back sewer stabilization project that replaced the stream restoration plan halted by City Council in 2021. Comments on the 60% design are now due Aug. 30.
Alexandria's inaugural tech accelerator drew 41 applications for a program that begins this month and runs 18 weeks
Parker-Gray property owners would get a faster path than Old Town on two rules under 11 draft chapters open for comment through Sept. 2
Andres Jimenez, whose district includes the site, said Aug. 6 that Dominion Energy has not shown it exhausted alternatives. The Planning Commission holds its hearing Sept. 24.
Staff agreed to revisit heights, bike facilities after Wednesday's meeting; residents have until Sept. 15