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169 Units + A Library: Metro Picks Developer For New Project At Deanwood Station

  • April 21st

by UrbanTurf Staff

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A rendering of the new development. Click to enlarge.

On Monday, Metro announced the selection of the developer that will build a mixed-use project at the Deanwood Metro station, a project that will include a new branch of the DC Public Library. 

A team led by Northern Real Estate Urban Ventures (NREUV) and the Nix Development Company (NixDev) will construct 169 mixed-income residential units (50% of which will be affordable), ground floor retail and a 20,000 square-foot library on a plot adjacent to the Metro station. Architect Cunningham Quill and contractor Bozzuto Construction Company are also part of the development team. 

“Deanwood station is a fantastic example of Metro working with the city and the local community to replace a mostly empty parking lot with a development that will enhance the neighborhood,” Metro General Manager and Chief Executive Officer Randy Clarke said in a release. 

It was just last summer that Metro began soliciting proposals for the roughly one-acre lot near the station. While the development team was picked today, it will likely be several years before work begins: ground is not expected to break until 2028. 

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