The National Landing Business Improvement District (BID) envisions National Landing as a downtown linked seamlessly to the region and acts as a champion for enhanced connectivity and reclaiming streets for people, walkability and multiple modes.
When Amazon chose Arlington, Virginia, as the site of its future “HQ2” in 2018, its selection catalyzed development of what is slated to be the smartest city in America.
The curtains have finally risen on the Alamo Drafthouse Cinema in Crystal City, more than five years after the Austin, Texas-based movie theater chain signed on as the anchor retail tenant in JBG Smith Properties’ (NYSE: JBGS) larger Central District redevelopment.
JBG SMITH Properties has inked a deal with Ballston’s Federated Wireless to roll out private wireless 5G service throughout the National Landing submarket — and move its headquarters to Crystal City.
Amazon.com Inc. has identified another batch of retailers slated to occupy the first phase of its second headquarters now under construction now in Pentagon City.
Currently, the holy grail of climate action among real estate companies is going carbon neutral.
The pandemic put urban areas into a tailspin with workers fleeing office space and residents looking for more comfortable, remote living spaces.
National Landing plans on proving the critics and naysayers wrong by providing the right services and amenities in and around the community.
Since Amazon announced Arlington, Va., as its choice for its second headquarters, an array of office, retail and residential plans have been announced for the National Landing location.
The New York based bakery is set to take over D.C. with a 3,000 square foot, 71-seat bakery that will serve as a home base that will supply smaller D.C locations.
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