Tomorrow (Friday) is the last day to submit feedback on a proposed 370-unit apartment building in Crystal City. The design is less than half the height recommended in the Crystal City Sector Plan, but developer JBG Smith argues that it would function on a more “human scale.” The potential building site is located on “Block
Two new apartment buildings in Crystal City are almost ready for residents to move in. Construction started on the two residential towers at 1900 Crystal Drive in 2021, nearly one year to the day after JBG Smith received approval to redevelop the aging office building previously there. Now, JBG Smith tells ARLnow it expects residents
Arlington's sometimes controversial Public Spaces Master Plan was approved in a unanimous vote by the County Board on Thursday (April 25). The idea of the update is to provide a framework for the county's plans to preserve natural resources and public activities as part of the broader comprehensive plan. However, the meeting launched discussions over whether the
Arlington County expects to accept a handful of major development applications this month, teeing them up for public engagement down the road. The four pending projects span Pentagon City and Crystal City to the south and Rosslyn and Courthouse to the north. Apartment buildings figure into all the proposals, though two developers are mulling a mix
(Updated on 12/7/21 at 2:30 p.m.) With a bevy of development looming, a band of residents, restaurateurs, landowners and business leaders are trying to preserve the "soul" of Crystal City: "Restaurant Row." For many years, a collection of small, independently owned restaurants have operated along 23rd Street S., between S. Eads and S. Fern streets,