Images Reveal Plans for 180-Acre Mega Development in DC
Summary
Washington D.C. officials have submitted a plan to redevelop 180 acres around the former Robert F. Kennedy Stadium site. The plan includes building thousands of new homes, a new stadium, parks, offices, and entertainment venues, with phased construction expected to begin soon and finish over the next decade.Key Facts
- The redevelopment covers 180 acres near the Anacostia River in Washington D.C.
- The plan calls for up to 6,500 new homes, with at least 30% set aside as affordable housing.
- A new stadium and recreational Sportsplex facility are part of the first development phase.
- The project could generate over $4 billion in tax revenue and create thousands of jobs.
- Plans include hotels, offices, shops, parks, and improved transit, cycling, and pedestrian paths.
- The master plan requires approval from the DC Council and federal environmental review under NEPA.
- Local community groups have concerns about traffic, parking, neighborhood impact, and access to recreational areas.
- The stadium is expected to open by 2030 with future phases to follow.
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