D.C.’s $40B agenda for development

Published November 19, 2007 5:00am ET



The District is due for $40 billion of development in the next four years — twice as much as it saw in the past six, according to a report released Friday by the Washington DC Economic Partnership.

Most of the development that is planned or proposed from now through 2011 centers on the Anacostia waterfront, the area surrounding Union Station and the neighborhood that encompasses the new convention center, the report said.

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