Barry Farm Redevelopment
Washington, DC
New mixed-income townhomes and apartments replacing former public housing
New Communities Initiative redevelopment of the historic Barry Farm site in Anacostia, Ward 8
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Washington, DC
New mixed-income townhomes and apartments replacing former public housing
New Communities Initiative redevelopment of the historic Barry Farm site in Anacostia, Ward 8
Washington, DC
Developed by EYA
Mixed-income townhomes near the Capitol Riverfront and Nationals Park
HOPE VI redevelopment of the former Capper/Carrollsburg public housing site
Washington, DC
Developed by EYA
Infill rowhouse community near the Fort Totten Metro station
Well-regarded EYA-built townhome community in Northeast DC
Washington, DC
Single-family homes, townhomes, and apartments; shopping center on-site
Long-running large-scale planned community in Northeast DC, developed in phases over decades
Washington, DC
Developed by EYA
Mixed-income townhome community in Anacostia
HOPE VI redevelopment in Ward 8
Washington, DC
Developed by Abdo Development
Mixed-use residential with retail, near Metro and Catholic University
Notable infill mixed-use residential development in the Brookland neighborhood
Washington, DC
Mixed-income townhomes and apartments near the Anacostia Metro station
HOPE VI mixed-income redevelopment in Ward 8
Washington, DC
New residential buildings, Entertainment and Sports Arena, campus green space
Large District-led redevelopment of the historic St. Elizabeths Hospital East Campus in Congress Heights, Ward 8
Washington, DC
Mixed-use residential and retail near the Waterfront Metro station
Redevelopment along the Southwest DC waterfront, distinct from The Wharf
Washington, DC, DC
Developed by MRP Realty
Apartments, retail, Alamo Drafthouse cinema, plaza
A mixed-use residential development near the Rhode Island Avenue Metro corridor.
Washington, DC, DC
Developed by Property Group Partners
Offices, residences and retail built on a deck over I-395, green ecodistrict features
A large air-rights development reconnecting downtown and Capitol Hill over the freeway.
Washington, DC, DC · Est. 2013
Developed by Hines / Qatari Diar
Luxury condos and apartments, high-end retail, offices, Conrad hotel, central plaza
A 10-acre downtown mixed-use development on the former convention center site.
Washington, DC, DC
Developed by CityInterests / The Knutson Companies (townhomes)
Townhomes, apartments, planned retail, community park, Metro pedestrian bridge
A master-planned community along the Anacostia River near the Minnesota Ave/Benning Metro.
Washington, DC, DC · Est. 2021
Developed by Vision McMillan Partners (EYA / Jair Lynch / Trammell Crow)
Townhomes, condos, apartments, medical office, park, community center
A roughly 25-acre master-planned redevelopment of the former McMillan Sand Filtration Site.
Washington, DC, DC
Developed by WC Smith / The Rappaport Companies
Apartments, for-sale townhomes and condos, grocery-anchored retail
An 18-acre mixed-use redevelopment bringing new housing and retail to Ward 7.
Washington, DC, DC · Est. 2016
Developed by Hines / Urban Atlantic / Triden Development
Townhomes, condos and apartments, retail, town green, historic buildings reuse
A roughly 66-acre redevelopment of the former Walter Reed Army Medical Center campus.
Washington, DC, DC · Est. 2017
Developed by Hoffman-Madison Waterfront (Hoffman & Associates / Madison Marquette)
Marina, waterfront promenade, restaurants, retail, concert venue, hotels
One of DC's largest mixed-use developments, a mile-long waterfront neighborhood along the Washington Channel.
Washington, DC, DC · Est. 2010
Developed by Brookfield Properties
Riverfront park, apartments and lofts, retail and dining near Nationals Park
Large Anacostia riverfront redevelopment of the historic Navy Yard, expanding to about 48 acres.
Washington, DC, DC
Developed by EDENS
Food hall, restaurants, retail, apartments, arts and entertainment
A rapidly growing mixed-use district anchored by the historic Union Market food hall.