The Hyattsville Wire’s Most-Read Stories of 2023
Readers of the Hyattsville Wire continued to be interested in changes to the thriving local restaurant scene over the last year.
Readers of the Hyattsville Wire continued to be interested in changes to the thriving local restaurant scene over the last year.
Developers are planning an affordable housing project on the site of three aging hotels in College Park.
In order to allow construction crews working on the new Canvas Apartments to install utilities, certain roads in Hyattsville will be closed to traffic over the coming months.
More than 4,000 apartments are coming to the Route 1 corridor as there continues to be strong demand for new rental housing.
A lot located at the northeast corner of Belcrest and Toledo roads, currently a surface parking lot, will be home to a five-story building with 361 apartments.
New restaurants, shops and homes along the Route 1 corridor continued to be the biggest draws for readers of the Hyattsville Wire. Here’s a look at the top stories of 2022 on the Wire, starting with the most-read story of the year.
Gilbane Development Co. is planning a five-story building around the West Hyattsville Metro Station with first-floor retail space and a parking garage that would open in the fall of 2024.
Chick-fil-A is opening a ghost kitchen called Little Blue Menu for multiple chain restaurants on the former site of Applebee’s in College Park.
Construction has begun on the Residences at The Six, a new mixed-use development at University Town Center in Hyattsville.

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