By GRIFFIN LIMERICK
The West Hyattsville-Queens Chapel Sector Plan — originally formulated in January 2022 with the stated intent of providing greater housing variety, density and walkability near...
By JOE MURCHISON
Developers are queued up to construct another 438 homes in the city of Laurel, most of them town houses.
Miami-based Lennar Corp. has broken ground for its Anderson’s Green development...
By ETHAN THERRIEN
Hyattsville park systems are expected to see some major changes in the near future, as the city completes Robert J. King Memorial Park renovations and looks to revamp “The Spot”...
By: KATIE V. JONES
A decision on a proposed 302-home development on Contee Road was tabled by the city of Laurel Planning Commission during its May meeting, as the commission's staff had not yet completed...
By KIT SLACK
On May 16, the county councilmember who represents Hyattsville questioned the economics of building apartments and townhouses near Metro stops. Wanika Fisher (District 2) said such high-density...
By LILLIAN GLAROS
Purple Line construction will close sections of a half dozen streets this summer, most of them on the University of Maryland (UMD) campus.
Off-campus, a part of Rivertech Court at River...
By ANNA BEDFORD-DILLOW, Greenbelt News Review
The U.S. General Services Administration (GSA) “intends to expeditiously move forward” with the new FBI Headquarters in Greenbelt, states a new report....
By Jenna Bloom
The property on the corner of Route 1 and Melbourne Place, currently home to Town Hall Liquor and Bar, the Campus Village shopping center and a gas station, was purchased several months...
BY HEATHER MARLÉNE ZADIG
Developers Werrlein Properties and Douglas Development were met with widespread skepticism Sept. 13 at a meeting to discuss The Lofts at Riverdale Park, a development proposed...
By Dan Behrend
Some future weekend, after shredding the nearby mountain bike skills park, residents may admire the public art, new apartment buildings, and expanded parks, as they head to a street festival...
By: Sam Draddy
The City of College Park is receiving more than $22 million in funding from the State of Maryland for a number of improvements in the city; $9.7 million in additional funding is earmarked...
By Kelsey Ward
The new College Park City Hall is well on its way to being open for business. One of the first steps to completion is finding retailers to fill four spaces on the first floor of the building.
On...
