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JBG SMITH Submits Plans For Three Projects, 750 New Units At Potomac Yard

  • December 12th 2024

by UrbanTurf Staff

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Aerial map of the proposed development. Click to enlarge.

JBG SMITH has submitted a big new residential proposal for Potomac Yard.

The developer announced Thursday the plans for three residential components including: 

  • Two seven story buildings with a total of 550 apartments on Landbay G, Parcels E/B.
  • 100 units of on-site dedicated affordable housing on the same landbay, Parcel G. 
  • 116 single-family townhome units on Landbay H. 

"We are eager to kick off the City of Alexandria's robust review and input process and look forward to engaging with members of the community," said Taylor Lawch, Senior Vice President of Development at JBG SMITH, in a press release. “The region is in desperate need of new housing. Our proposal seeks to provide a healthy mix of rental, for-sale and dedicated Affordable Housing options for those who wish to call Potomac Yard home, no matter their budget or household size."

The proposed residential plans will be located on vacant lots south of where a concept for a new Wizards/Capitals arena was pitched nearly a year ago. Those plans were nixed in March after facing significant opposition from lawmakers. 

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