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Waterfront Station

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

Waterfront Station Phase in Southwest DC Finally Officially Breaks Ground

Waterfront Station Phase in Southwest DC Finally Officially Breaks Ground

Nena Perry-Brown | December 13th 2021

Six years after DC selected a development team for the city-owned open space on Fourth Street SW, Waterfront Station II is officially breaking ground.... read»

Appeal Filed on 600-Unit Waterfront Station Development in Southwest DC

Appeal Filed on 600-Unit Waterfront Station Development in Southwest DC

Nena Perry-Brown | February 20th 2019

Nearly six months after a PUD was approved for two of the last remaining Waterfront Station sites, the development is being appealed.... read»

Less Glass and Fewer Balconies: The Tweaked Plans for Waterfront Station

Less Glass and Fewer Balconies: The Tweaked Plans for Waterfront Station

Nena Perry-Brown | January 15th 2019

The design of the building, one of the last remaining in the Waterfront Station redevelopment, will be considered by the Zoning Commission this month.... read»

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