Curbside chaos, delivery vans in bike lanes, double-parked rideshares, has become a daily hazard in Rosslyn. The North Rosslyn Civic Association argues Arlington should modernize its Site Plan 4.1 standards so new buildings handle deliveries and drop-offs on-site, before record development locks in the problem for decades.

Learn more about our letter of support to modify the comprehensive plan and discussion with Arlington County Board members.

2026-01-22 - NEW - The NRCA Board met with the developer (Quadrangle) regarding “Potomac Overlook”, download our summary!

A $1 billion+ "Potomac Overlook" development is planned for the former Key Bridge Marriott site in Rosslyn, proposing a massive 1,775 residential units and a 200-room hotel on the 5.5-acre waterfront lot.

If you missed the November 12 General Meeting, or want to get involved, here is a recap of our year, the changes in our neighborhood, and why your participation in 2026 is more important than ever.

Thank you all for your attendance and participation at our membership meeting, it was an astounding success!

We introduced our new website, learned from community leaders, and saw updates on several upcoming development projects in North Rosslyn.

Date: Wednesday, November 12, 2025

Time: 7:30 p.m.- 9:00 p.m.

Location: Hilton Key Hotel (1900 Fort Meyer Drive), 8th Floor, Georgetown Room

Washington Gas will be performing essential gas line work on N. Lynn Street between Langston Boulevard and 19th Street North from November 3rd through November 17th, 2025 during night hours.

The Rosslyn Business Improvement District (BID) has introduced a new pop-up park called "NOW" at a pending redevelopment site located at 1401 Wilson Blvd.

The North Rosslyn Civic Association (NRCA) is actively advocating for meaningful development in our neighborhood, and we're excited to share our strong support for the Crestmont Apartments redevelopment project.

The North Rosslyn Civic Association (NRCA) is dedicated to creating a supportive community while helping our most vulnerable neighbors. Our comprehensive approach combines direct services, strategic partnerships, and community engagement to address homelessness.

The North Rosslyn Civic Association (NRCA) continues to champion our neighborhood's future through active engagement with the One Rosslyn development project. We're proud to support this transformative initiative that promises to bring much-needed residential units and community benefits to our area.

The North Rosslyn Civic Association (NRCA) is actively working with Arlington County to ensure thoughtful development in our community. Through our participation in the County's Site Plan Review Committee process, we've taken a clear stance on the proposed One Rosslyn development project.

The North Rosslyn Civic Association (NRCA) is actively fighting a concerning proposal from the Virginia Department of Transportation (VDOT) that threatens our community's future. VDOT wants to widen I-495 from Springfield to Oxon Hill and expand privately operated toll lanes using land originally set aside for Metro expansion.

The North Rosslyn Civic Association (NRCA) is working to address serious concerns about cell tower installations in our neighborhood, specifically at 1101 19th Street (Potomac Tower). Our community was left out of critical decision-making processes that directly impact our daily lives.

The North Rosslyn Civic Association (NRCA) recently took action to ensure our community benefits from major development changes in our neighborhood. When CoStar Group proposed changes to their Central Place Tower, including closing public access to the observation deck, we worked to secure meaningful community benefits.