In the January 9 Hyattsville Reporter, Jim Chandler (Hyattsville Community Development Manager - 301-985-5013 or jchandler@hyattsville.org) reported on the development in the surrounding area as well as the businesses that are coming to the City of Hyattsville.

Summaries of the progress for each area can be found by clicking on the link below:

• EYA Arts District – Route 1, Hyattsville
• DeMatha Catholic High School
• Renaissance Square - 4307 Jefferson Street
• University Town Center (UTC) – Belcrest Road
• Mosaic at Metro
• Taylor Development
• Post Park
• Gateway Arts District

- Though not part of Hyattsville, an important partner in our redevelopment.

Recent Hyattsville News:
http://www.readexpress.com/read_freeride/2007/10/home_buyers_guide_the_hot_zones.php

http://www.washingtonian.com/blogarticles/Homes/openhouse/5934.html

http://blog.washingtonpost.com/shoptoit/2008/04/off_the_beaten_path_hyattsvill.html


As more development occurs, these areas will be updated and new developments will be added to the list.



The mission the City of Hyattsville Office of Community Development is to provide oversight to economic development, community development and planning projects within or near the City of Hyattsville. The department is responsible for overseeing the Capital Improvement Program and all aspects of public and contractual improvement to assure adequate review and input for urban design. The Office also identifies, pursues and acquires available sources of financing for projects related to community development activities. Special initiative funding is not limited to federal, state and local grants and loan programs.