Metro aims for equity in future development east of the Anacostia, but there are many hurdles to clear

Apr 18

Washington Business Journal’s Tristan Navera reports on Metro’s new 10-year strategic development plan, which puts a high priority on new, mixed-use projects to its undeveloped rail stations throughout D.C. and into Prince George’s County, Maryland. Jerome Nichols, co-founder of Standard Real Estate Investments, comments on the hurdles and solutions to building in those areas.

Lindsay Church

Standard Real Estate Investments, LP

Los Angeles Office | 6121 Sunset Boulevard, Los Angeles, California 90028
Washington D.C. Office | 329 U Street NW, Washington D.C. 20001
Phone: +1 310 651 3220 | Email: investors@standardrei.com

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Metro aims for equity in future development east of the Anacostia, but there are many hurdles to clear

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