Washington Business Journal: Fort Totten’s Art Place brings on a big-name development partner

By Editor On May 22, 2022 Last updated May 22, 2022

The mixed-use development dubbed Art Place, at Fort Totten, has brought on a new, high-profile partner to help visualize and develop the project, including its performing arts anchor, set to open in 2025.

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