Metro’s Green Line is where it’s at, study says

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A new study that says Metro’s Green Line is the District’s leading economic development corridor is set to be released Thursday at the Capitol Riverfront’s annual meeting. The study is big news for a long-underserved and forgotten area south of the U.S. Capitol.

The study was commissioned by the Capitol Riverfront Business Improvement District, which is hosting the annual meeting Thursday. According to the Associated Press, the study looks at the changes in the area from Petworth to the Navy Yard-Ballpark station during the 2000s.

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