Real estate projects, construction, planning proposals, zoning changes, and how development reshapes our neighborhoods.
With days to go before a July 1 deadline, AlexRenew gave The Alexandria Brief a tour of the underground pumping station at the heart of RiverRenew, the largest infrastructure project in the city's history.
City Manager's team walked council through the $135 million PRGS term sheet Tuesday with no vote taken. Approving the term sheet, Phase I land-use approvals and final passage of the FY2027 budget come Saturday, June 13; the Community Development Authority is a separate step, coming in the fall.
The 390-unit development anchors the 52-acre former Landmark Mall redevelopment, with delivery expected by 2028.
Tuesday's legislative meeting puts the TIF framework for the Potomac River Generating Station redevelopment before the council as an oral-report briefing, with a packet that now includes community feedback gathered through last month's meetings
The city's largest-ever infrastructure project enters its final phase as crews finish testing; sewer inspections begin this month
Warner, Kaine and state legislators say the sweeping bill could boost housing supply, convert vacant commercial sites and expand manufactured housing options.
The city's Office of Housing is taking applications for four condos at the new Residences at Tidelock and separately marketing a resale-restricted unit in Parkfairfax, both for income-eligible first-time buyers
At its 20th community meeting, the developer of Old Town North's former Potomac River Generating Station laid out how it will tear down the plant while building, why one parcel is on hold, and how it is cleaning up a contaminated site — one week before the Planning Commission takes up the project.
First-time homebuyers who live or work in the city can apply through June 22 for income-restricted units in the new Old Town North building
The 100-page plan would replace the city's 2014 housing master plan with new goals, principles and targets running through 2040
Gaskins promoted the refreshed tracker Friday; this edition leans on customer service and shows movement on housing, health and remembrance initiatives
Regional board signs off on a $980,000 package; all 12 funded projects land in Maryland and Virginia
Online session comes one week before the Planning Commission takes up Phase I approvals
The administrative special use permit would add about 457 square feet of dining in a parking lane next to 910 King Street; public comments are due June 4
Crews have powered up the tunnel dewatering and wet weather pumps; divers are now cutting into the Commonwealth Interceptor
The Arlington-based firm will run a cohort program for up to 15 city start-ups in sectors including robotics, AI, quantum and defense