9/14/2020
In the News
Real Estate & Development
- Alexandria backs three affordable housing projects — that’s more than 700 units — with new loans – Washington Business Journal
- City Council Defers Plan to Add Virginia Tech Name to Potomac Yard Metro Station – ALX Now
- Virginia Tech launches new Alexandria campus, but its first students are learning virtually – Washington Business Journal
- Office Tenants Are Staying Away But Paying Rent During Pandemic – CoStar News
- Residential sales have been a rare bright spot in the economy. Local Realtors tell us what they’re seeing. – Washington Business Journal
- Coronavirus hasn’t slowed D.C.-area development. Here’s a look at the largest projects pitched since the pandemic hit. – Washington Business Journal [featuring Oakville and the Hermitage]
Economy & Community
- Revealed: Our 2020 Women Who Mean Business honorees – Washington Business Journal [Feat. Susan Lynch, CFO, Vectrus Inc. & Victoria Vasques, CEO, Tribal Tech]
- Why Alexandria, Virginia, Is A Safe, Smart Choice For A Roadtrip Right Now – Forbes
- New proposal would expand face mask requirements in Alexandria – WJLA
Business & Retail
- This winter is going to be rougher than the summer.’ D.C. restaurants brace for the cold weather. – Washington Business Journal [featuring Hanks’s Oyster Bar and Hank & Mitzi’s]
- Little Leaves Behavioral Health Center Opens New Location in Alexandria, Virginia – Globe Newswire
- Monte Durham Opens Salon in Old Town Alexandria – Alexandria Living Magazine