Prince George’s mishandled Metro stop growth, experts say

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Prince George’s County’s development over the last decade has been anything but smart, regional experts say, as the county’s quest to attract federal agencies has not spurred the type of redevelopment officials desire.

Agencies like the Census Bureau, located at the Suitland Metro station, and the Internal Revenue Service, stationed at New Carrollton, have failed to blend with the surrounding community, according to Cheryl Cort, policy director a the Coalition for Smarter Growth.

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