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

With Zoning Modification, Skyland Town Center Hopes to Break Ground this Year

With Zoning Modification, Skyland Town Center Hopes to Break Ground this Year

Nena Perry-Brown | January 31st 2017

A year ago, the Skyland Town Center development in Ward 7 was dealt a major blow when anchor tenant Wal-Mart pulled out of a deal to construct a large... read»

Once a Likely Wal-Mart, New York Avenue Site Up for Sale

Once a Likely Wal-Mart, New York Avenue Site Up for Sale

Lark Turner | January 14th 2014

A 15-acre plot of land on New York Avenue NE is up for sale after a deal with Wal-Mart expired in the fall, The Washington Post reports.... read»

Inside the H Street Walmart Residential Project

Inside the H Street Walmart Residential Project

UrbanTurf Staff | December 4th 2013

Most of the visuals of the D.C. Walmarts published so far have focused on the inside of the stores. But what about the residential project opening abo... read»

Walmart To Open Two DC Stores on December 4th

Walmart To Open Two DC Stores on December 4th

UrbanTurf Staff | November 19th 2013

Walmart will officially open its first DC stores in two weeks. The locations on Georgia Avenue, and First and H Street NW will open their doors on Dec... read»

New Design for East Capitol Street Wal-Mart

New Design for East Capitol Street Wal-Mart

UrbanTurf Staff | February 18th 2013

The Wal-Mart planned for Capitol View has been revamped to have a more modern design, Capital Business is reporting. ... read»

Walmart, Fort Totten Square Move Forward

Walmart, Fort Totten Square Move Forward

Shilpi Paul | January 30th 2013

On Wednesday morning, with dirt-moving construction equipment working away in the background, officials gathered to ceremonially break ground at Fort ... read»

No Wal-Mart in DC Until At Least 2013

No Wal-Mart in DC Until At Least 2013

Shilpi Paul | April 9th 2012

Wal-Mart is pushing the delivery of their first DC store to late-2013 from an original estimate of 2012, The Washington Post is reporting. ... read»

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