National Landing, the renamed neighborhood of Crystal City-Pentagon City-Potomac Yards in Arlington and Alexandria, will become the country’s most connected urban center sometime in the next decade, its business boosters say.
National Landing is one of the most talked-about regions in greater D.C.. This community, which straddles Arlington and Alexandria, Virginia, made a major splash in 2018 when Amazon announced it would be home to its new headquarters, dubbed HQ2.
From freight rail to Metrorail, interstate highways to international airports, National Landing’s evolution has always been tied to transportation.
Local business development leaders say Arlington can compete with the emerging tech hubs of Austin and Miami.
The project on Crystal Drive will deliver 808 multifamily units and 40,000 square feet of retail space
The area now being called National Landing is made up of three more familiar-sounding places: Crystal City, Pentagon City, and part of Potomac Yard.
National Landing, the renamed neighborhood of Crystal City-Pentagon City-Potomac Yards in Arlington and Alexandria, will become the country’s most connected urban center sometime in the next decade, its business boosters say.
JBG Smith Properties hopes to allow visitors to a small Crystal City park to enjoy alcoholic beverages within its confines, ahead of some major upgrades for the green space next year.
Nick Freshman landed his first bartending gig in 1998 at the now-closed Clarendon Grill.
JBG SMITH is challenging the perception of what an urban, walkable community can be by offering a world-class transit hub minutes from DC, reimagined office spaces, 14 public parks to uncover and explore, and modern residences that redefine luxury living.
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