Real estate projects, construction, planning proposals, zoning changes, and how development reshapes our neighborhoods.
Bentonville-based Pet Resort Hospitality Group proposes to more than double daycare capacity at former Board Hound site, extend hours to 10 p.m.
Witter Place Apartments will begin accepting applications May 14 for 94 income-restricted units on Duke Street, adding to a wave of new affordable housing coming online across the city
'Topping out' of the former Landmark Mall site signals construction on track for 2028 opening
The development on Mount Vernon Avenue will begin accepting residents in August; a one-week application window opens at midnight April 20
The park and tennis courts will close for up to six months as crews replace the top section of a culvert with structural issues
The distinctive yellow building at 2 Prince St. is boarded up as the long-anticipated waterfront taco restaurant moves from permit to job site
Residents can weigh in on the $12.5 million project to replace the aging facility, which is slated for a full replacement, including a new lap pool, children's pool, and bathhouse, with a projected completion of summer 2028.
A Tufts University analysis projects 276,000 jobs and $30 billion in annual income at risk across the Washington-Arlington-Alexandria region — arriving as federal cuts have already pushed the metro into decline.
City staff to present final drainage design for Hume Springs flood mitigation effort
The small park near Duke Street is part of a larger sewer infrastructure program aimed at preventing millions of gallons of combined sewage from polluting Alexandria's waterways each year.
Vice mayor calls funding 'the final piece of the financing' for 495-unit Sansé & Naja development
A public hearing is set for April 20. Here's what's proposed, what it means for riders, and how to weigh in before the April 30 comment deadline.
Fresh Start Initiative pairs private debt relief with ARHA accountability reforms as city budget season raises hard questions about housing stability
Virtual meeting set for March 26 to discuss outfall stabilization, landscaping and tree protection
The $200,000 program would support up to 15 Alexandria-based companies and is designed to serve as the foundation for the city's long-term innovation ecosystem.
Two new permit applications open for public comment as church eyes storefront signage, childcare center seeks to simplify its operations