Emerging Projects
Investors and developers have been discovering Downtown Arlington. With significant new investments already completed or underway in housing, mixed-use projects, new commercial buildings, and a robust number of adaptive re-use projects, spaces are being re-imagining for new and exciting uses for entertainment, retail, business and housing. Projects that have already been permitted and/or are in the pipeline are part of our Emerging Projects, to provide a glimpse of what is to come. To view our completed projects, click here.
Caravan Court Hotel
Set to open in 2026, Caravan Court by Valencia Hotel Collection is a modern reinvention of the classic motor court hotel, blending mid-century aesthetics with contemporary luxury. Located on the historic Division Street, Caravan Court is poised to be a cornerstone of downtown Arlington's revitalization efforts. Caravan Court stands on the site of the former Caravan Motel and Dollar Car Sales, now transformed into a 145-room upscale hotel to include 7 suites. This redevelopment project marks a significant investment in the future of Division Street.
Balfour Lofts
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The Nehemiah Company Front Street Redevelopment
The Nehemiah Company's proposed Front Street project is a mixed-use redevelopment in Downtown Arlington focused on transforming existing housing and commercial parcels along Front a North Oak Streets. Empowered by a Chapter 380 Agreement with the City of Arlington, the mixed-use development plans to contain a minimum of 150 units of multi-family housing, a minimum of 14,500 square feet of commercial space including office, retail, food and beverage and/or personal services, and a multilevel parking garage with a minimum of 320 spaces of which at least 160 are dedicated to public use. The development is expected to be five stories in height, with the goal of creating vibrant infill that blends residential, commercial, and community uses.
The Nehemiah Company Main Street Redevelopment
This proposed project by The Nehemiah Company is envisioned as a major Main / Abram Street redevelopment in Arlington, intended to provide a mix of residential, retail, and community-oriented uses. The mixed-use development is expected to include a minimum of 160 residential units, a minimum of 40,000 square feet of commercial space including office, retail, restaurant, and personal services, infusing density into the core of the arts and culture district. It will also include a minimum 300-space parking garage of which at least 150 spaces would be dedicated for public parking. As an approved 380-Agreement with the City of Arlington, it will involve capital investment, job creation, and public incentives, structured so that the City supports infrastructure and planning, while the developer delivers both private investment and enhanced public realm. The goal is to create a more walkable, engaging downtown core between Main & Abram Street, bringing new energy to commercial corridors already seeing momentum.