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Georgetown Gondola

Following are all UrbanTurf articles filed under Georgetown Gondola, from most recent to least.

With Key Approval, What's Next For The Georgetown Gondola?

With Key Approval, What's Next For The Georgetown Gondola?

UrbanTurf Staff | January 28th 2016

The study looking at the feasibility of a gondola connecting Rosslyn and Georgetown received its final piece of funding on Thursday night. ... read»

Georgetown Gondola Study Moves Forward with Inclusion in Council's Budget

Georgetown Gondola Study Moves Forward with Inclusion in Council's Budget

Lark Turner | May 27th 2015

If the budget passes and is approved, the study of a gondola connecting Rosslyn and Georgetown could move forward.... read»

Georgetown Gondola Study Could Be Underway in 2015

Georgetown Gondola Study Could Be Underway in 2015

UrbanTurf Staff | March 6th 2015

The Business Improvement District hopes to have enough money to fund a feasibility study in the next several months.... read»

Georgetown Gondola Concept Hits Small Snag

Georgetown Gondola Concept Hits Small Snag

UrbanTurf Staff | July 16th 2014

The group advancing a 15-year plan for the neighborhood learned that a study to determine the feasibility of a gondola connecting Georgetown and Rossl... read»

The Georgetown Gondola Inches Forward

The Georgetown Gondola Inches Forward

Lark Turner | January 30th 2014

Georgetown 2028 has raised half the money it needs to figure out whether a gondola connecting Georgetown and Rosslyn is feasible.... read»

A Gondola and a Metro Station? Georgetown in 2028

A Gondola and a Metro Station? Georgetown in 2028

Shilpi Paul | June 14th 2013

Compared to rapidly transforming areas like 14th Street, NoMa and the H Street Corridor, Georgetown is a relatively static neighborhood with a steady ... read»

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