Potomac Yard development runs millions short

Published November 26, 2009 5:00am ET



Efforts to build a new Metro station in Alexandria’s Potomac Yard have stalled and city officials find themselves tens of millions of dollars short as they try to build a train station they hope will revitalize the area.

City officials want private investors to chip in to dig and build a new Metro station in the yard, but investors have balked at the $240 million price tag, Alexandria Deputy City Manager Mark Jinks said.

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