Transit-oriented Development Forum: Catalyzing Development at Metropolitan Washington's Metro Stations

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Thursday, November 2, 2017

10:00 AM - 2:00 PM

Metropolitan Washington Council of Governments
Walter A. Scheiber Board Room
777 N. Capitol St. NE
Washington , DC 20002

Contact: Stephanie Hood
shood@mwcog.org

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(Eric Fisher, Virginia Department of Transportation, and Mr. TinDC/ Flickr)

Don't miss the opportunity to share ideas, network, and identify strategies to spur development at Metro stations across the metropolitan Washington region. Learn about transit-oriented development best practices, opportunities, and challenges from panels composed of leading real estate developers, WMATA real estate staff, and local government planning directors.

Space for this event is limited. RSVP today by contacting Stephanie Hood at shood@mwcog.org.

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