Economic Slump Slows Arts District Development

The 25-acre project along Route 1 in Hyattsville calls for housing and commercial properties. About 75 homes have been built on the west side. (Newsline photo by Karen Shih)

With the struggling economy, home sales in the new EYA Arts District in Hyattsville have been slower than expected. But despite the sluggish start, developers and residents are optimistic about the emerging neighborhood and anticipate completion by about 2012.

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