Rendering of new main train hall at Union Station by Federal Railroad Administration.

Union Station environmental study concludes, financing remains uncertain

With the Federal Railroad Administration’s release last week of an environmental impact statement for the Union Station redevelopment week, focus now shifts to funding. The $8.8 billion project can’t tap into the $66 billion in federal infrastructure dollars allocated to Amtrak until it’s shovel-ready. The Nation’s Station Alliance, a new coalition, formed to advocate for the funding the project needs.  (Tristan Navera / Business Journal)  

“66 Parallel Trail” in Northern Virginia breeds mixed reviews

The new NoVA bike trail extension that parallels I-66 looks like progress to many, but has generated frustration at its proximity to the highway with concerns about noise and poor air quality.  (Jordan Pascale / DCist)  

One of the last potential development parcels in Buzzard Point to break ground

The former USA Motors auto repair site near DC United’s Audi Field at Buzzard Point is slated to become apartments, a food hall, and a Moxy hotel. Developers are still securing financing, but expect the project to be completed in 2025.  (Daniel J. Sernovitz / Business Journal)  

Rezoning approved for massive development in Loudoun County along the Silver Line

Loudoun County has approved the Rivana project’s rezoning, a major step forward for a mixed-use project that will include 2,700 multifamily housing units and 2.4 million square feet of commercial office space, among other uses.  (Dan Brendel / Washington Business Journal)  

Arlington’s Goodwill site proposed for affordable housing development

The development comprises 128 units designated for residents earning 60% or less of the area’s median income, with 74% of the units being larger than one bedroom, ensuring ample affordable housing options for families.  (UrbanTurf)  

MoCo delegates assume new leadership roles in Maryland General Assembly with more transportation oversight

Maryland House Delegates Mark Korman and David Moon, both representatives of Montgomery County, are taking on new leadership roles. Moon will be the new House Majority Leader, taking over Korman’s prior post, and Korman will serve as chair of the Environment and Transportation Committee.  (Ginny Bixby / moco360)  

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