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Arlington’s Smart Growth Journey- Part 5 Life After Metro
June 30th, 2009 Categories: Around Arlington County, Commuting, Going Green, Rossyln, Virginia Square
The late 1970s– I66 was being built through Arlington along with the metro. Now the Arlington planners take advantage of it’s new metro stations with a 20 year plan for growth around the metro stations. These planners have given us the Arlington we know today.
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Arlington Smart Growth Journey – A Series
June 12th, 2009 Categories: Around Arlington County, Commuting, Courthouse, Going Green, Neighborhoods, Virginia Square
I love the history of Arlington County. If you are a client of mine– you will often get a histroy lesson as we drive around the county looking at homes. I love Arlington County for its history, for its mix of old and new; for its ever changing neighborhoods. I love its vision.
Arlington’s Video Channel has documented its Smart Growth plan dating back to the 1940s. I will share it here with you over the next few weeks. I hope you enjoy it. This first edition sets the ground work for the post-WWII era of the Northern Virginia suburbs. Don’t forget to subscribe to my blog so you can watch each chapter of Arlington’s Smart Growth History.
Thinking about living in Arlington?– contact me to find just the right place.
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3Q07 Arlington Sales: 1,831 Reasons Why Arlington Beats the National Trend
November 20th, 2007 Categories: Around Arlington County, Ballston, Buyers, Clarendon, Columbia Pike, Courthouse, Crystal City, East Falls Church, Local Real Esate Sales Numbers & Things, Nauck, Pentagon City, Real Estate News, Rossyln, Sellers, Shirlington, Virginia Square
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Wilson Blvd & Oakland Street: The Start of Something Big?
October 2nd, 2007 Categories: Arlington Urban Villages, Around Arlington County, Ballston, Condos, Neighborhoods, Virginia Square
I was driving down Wilson Blvd on Saturday heading to pick up clients and had a â
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