The SWBID received funding from The Southwest Community Foundation to both assess and plan for a renovation to the Southwest Duck Pond and create a vision for the larger Town Center park system.

The Washington Business Journal published an insert with development highlights from Southwest, D.C.

The National Park Service, in cooperation with the National Capital Planning Commission, is proposing an improved pedestrian connection between the National Mall and Memorial Parks and the Southwest waterfront along Maine Avenue, SW.

This plan is intended to inform and guide public and private development decisions for the next 10 to 15 years to fulfill the long-planned growth of Buzzard Point.

This development plan highlights ways for the District to expand its citywide bikeshare program.

The Southwest Small Area Plan is a community-based strategy that guides the Southwest neighborhood’s future.

This study examined the integration of transit, cycling, and biking with motor vehicle traffic along M Street, between 12th Street SE and 14th Street SW.

The Maryland Avenue SW Plan examines the feasibility of reconstructing a major missing link in the L’Enfant street grid, Maryland Avenue SW, and creating a more diverse land use mix in the heart of Southwest.

The SW Ecodistrict Initiative, and the resulting SW Ecodistrict Plan and related efforts, is a comprehensive approach to transforming Southwest DC into a highly sustainable workplace and livable neighborhood.

This framework plan, first introduced in 2003, outlines a vision for the future of the Anacostia waterfront.