Skyland Town Center's new retail options and modern apartments are named by the Washington Business Journal as major contributors to the transformation of Wards 7 & 8.  Read the full story here.

EB-5 loan also closes, marks progress for a Ward 7 retail destination Read more reported by the Washington Business Journal   Washington, D.C. (February 22, 2017) – Today, the development team for Skyland Town Center in Ward 7 announced the [...]

D.C. sells Skyland Shopping Center a decade after seizing it. Read more in this article by Washington Business Journal.

The District and Safeway have cleared a last legal hurdle that threatened to derail the long-planned, Wal-Mart-anchored Skyland Town Center development in Southeast D.C. Read more in the Washington Business Journal.

Wal-Mart's entry into the D.C. market was celebrated by its fans and condemned by its critics. A new report on Wal-Mart's impact on the District's economy will likely get the same reception. Read more in the Washington Business Journal.

The development team — a partnership of the Rappaport Cos., WC Smith, Skyland DC LLC, the Marshall Heights Community Development Organization and East Washington LLC — stayed true to the town center project to see it through. Learn more in this [...]

The Skyland Workforce Center in D.C.'s Congress Heights neighborhood opened for business this week, the latest sign of progress in the burgeoning Southeast community. Read more at the Washington Informer.

Wal-Mart has signed a lease for a store at Skyland Town Center, the D.C. mayor’s office announced Tuesday, marking the final step in a protracted effort to bring the big-box retailer to Southeast Washington. Read more in the Washington Post.

Tuesday, Mayor Vincent Gray signed the lease for the store in Ward 7. The store will anchor the long-awaited Skyland Town Center at the intersection of Good Hope Road, Naylor Road, and Alabama Avenue SE. The shopping center will also [...]

District of Columbia officials say Wal-Mart has signed a lease to build a store at a long-struggling shopping center east of the Anacostia River. Read more at NBC Washington 4.