5 Development Projects to Look Out for in the DC Area in 2024
11th Street Bridge Park / OMA+OLIN
As we step into the new year, the Greater Washington DC region is poised for some remarkable developments that will reshape the cityscape. Here are five projects to keep a keen eye on in 2024:
1. St. Elizabeths Campus Expansion
The St. Elizabeths Campus in Southeast DC is experiencing a dynamic transformation. The recently added Entertainment and Sports Arena is just the beginning. Anticipate the opening of a state-of-the-art $375 million GW Health hospital this year. [Read more]
2. Reservoir District Revival
The Reservoir District, located just north of Bloomingdale, is a 25-acre mixed-use community in the making. This visionary project includes apartments, townhomes, retail spaces, restaurants, a community center, and green spaces. Keep an eye out for the delivery of townhomes this year. [Read more]
3. Potomac Yards Innovation Hub
With the potential relocation of the arena to Alexandria, the Potomac Yards area is set to undergo a substantial 70-acre development. Expect a new home for the Wizards and Caps, a Monumental Sports HQ, performing arts venue, underground parking, retail, and residential spaces by 2028. Virginia Tech's Innovation Campus is adding to the tech-centric vibe, opening its first building this year. [Read more]
4. 11th Street Bridge Park Grand Opening
After a decade in the making, the 11th Street Bridge Park is gearing up for construction this summer. This $92 million park will span the Anacostia River, connecting the Navy Yard and Anacostia neighborhoods. Boasting an outdoor amphitheater, environmental education center, café, playspace, and more, it's slated for completion in 2026. [Read more]
5. The Bridge District Unveiling
Set to grace Ward 8 early next year, The Bridge District is an 8-acre development featuring The Douglass with over 750 rental units, a large Atlas Brew Works outpost, and future plans for the National Campus for Cyber Leadership. Keep an eye on the second phase breaking ground later this year, offering 635 residential units and short-term lodging. [Read more]
Stay tuned as these projects unfold, shaping the landscape of the Greater Washington DC area. Exciting times lie ahead for our vibrant city!