Prince George’s turns toward Metro development

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Prince George’s officials gathered Tuesday morning in Capitol Heights at what could soon be an endangered species in the county — a vacant lot across the street from a Metro station.

County Executive Jack Johnson, Lieutenant Governor candidate Anthony Brown and members of county and local government gathered undera white tent to break ground on a 175-unit condominium building, the latest transit-oriented project to be announced in Prince George’s.

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