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Rosslyn Development

Following are all UrbanTurf articles filed under Rosslyn Development, from most recent to least.

141-Unit Residential Development Pitched For Inn of Rosslyn Site

141-Unit Residential Development Pitched For Inn of Rosslyn Site

UrbanTurf Staff | October 24th 2022

There are redevelopment plans in the works for one of the oldest motel sites in Northern Virginia.... read»

The 3,000 Units in Progress, and 600 Units on Hold, in Rosslyn

The 3,000 Units in Progress, and 600 Units on Hold, in Rosslyn

Nena Perry-Brown | April 12th 2022

Rosslyn continues to be one of the DC area's busiest development neighborhoods.... read»

788 Apartments, Two 30-Story Towers Proposed Across from Rosslyn Metro

788 Apartments, Two 30-Story Towers Proposed Across from Rosslyn Metro

Nena Perry-Brown | August 13th 2019

There are massive redevelopment plans on the boards for the Ames Center in Rosslyn.... read»

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