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The Next Phase of Capitol Crossing Looks to Get Key Approval

The Next Phase of Capitol Crossing Looks to Get Key Approval

Nena Perry-Brown | Oct 14th

The next phase on the Center Block would deliver 166 apartments and 221 hotel rooms.... read»

166 Apartments, 221 Hotel Rooms: Second-Stage PUD Filed for Capitol Crossing's Next Phase

166 Apartments, 221 Hotel Rooms: Second-Stage PUD Filed for Capitol Crossing's Next Phase

Nena Perry-Brown | Apr 27th

The new plans are for the center block of the downtown development.... read»

166 Apartments + 222 Hotel Rooms for Capitol Crossing Center Block

166 Apartments + 222 Hotel Rooms for Capitol Crossing Center Block

Nena Perry-Brown | Mar 10th

The development team plans to file a second-stage planned unit development application next month.... read»

Zoning Change to Bring Hotel and 150 Residences to Capitol Crossing

Zoning Change to Bring Hotel and 150 Residences to Capitol Crossing

Nena Perry-Brown | Apr 17th

There has been a change in course for two of the buildings central to Capitol Crossing. ... read»

Hotel Proposed In Place of 150 Apartments at Capitol Crossing

Hotel Proposed In Place of 150 Apartments at Capitol Crossing

Nena Perry-Brown | Feb 5th

The developer is seeking to replace the approved residential with a hotel.... read»

Beyond LEED Platinum: The Enormous Ambition of Capitol Crossing

Beyond LEED Platinum: The Enormous Ambition of Capitol Crossing

Nena Perry-Brown | Nov 6th

The Capitol Crossing development can claim a lot of firsts, including being the first infill project of its magnitude in the District to create the la... read»

Capitol Crossing To Develop Over I-395

Capitol Crossing To Develop Over I-395

Shilpi Paul | Aug 9th

Many say that downtown DC will be totally built out once CityCenter is complete. However, there's at least one more massive lot of yet-to-be developed... read»

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