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Still Eager to Build, Akridge Seeks F.C. Condo Rebound

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But Requires Optimism from Its Lenders

The Akridge Company, the highly-regarded Washington, D.C., development company, came to City Hall in Falls Church this week confirming its eagerness to build a large, mixed-use project in the teeth of the current housing downturn, and cautiously optimistic that it can sell 150 condominiums.

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Still Eager to Build, Akridge Seeks F.C. Condo Rebound

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But Requires Optimism from Its Lenders The Akridge Company, the highly-regarded Washington, D.C., development company, came to City Hall in…
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F.C. Council Jittery as Housing Slump Portends Fiscal Squeeze

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Six major mixed-use development projects worth a half-billion dollars have been OK’d, completed or are under construction in the City…
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F.C. Council Gives OK for Pearson Sq. to Convert Condos to Rentals

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Developers of the massive Pearson Square mixed use project on S. Maple St. in the City of Falls Church got…
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F.C. City Hall Concedes Big Condo-to-Rentals $ Impact

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‘Revenue Neutral’ Revised to $185k Annual Tax Loss The conversion of 230 residential condominiums from “for sale” to “for rent”…
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Editorial: Deed Over the Arts Space

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Howling, as we did loudly in this space last week, against the dubious Falls Church City Hall contention that a…
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F.C. Mixed Use Project Asks To Switch Condos to Rentals

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Pearson Square Seeks City OK For 230 Units With construction well underway of the largest mixed-use project yet approved for…
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Editorial: Revenue Neutral

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The News-Press has been consistent in this space over the years on the matters of “market forces” and “market reality.”…
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