MC-MNCPPC: Non-Residential Construction Starts in Selected Metropolitan Washington Jurisdictions 1981

Non-Residential Construction Starts in Selected Metropolitan Washington Jurisdictions
1981-1999

(in thousands of square feet)

Year

Montgomery County

Prince George's County

Fairfax County

Loudoun County

Prince William County

Core Area*

1999

7,941

3,028

11,183

6,183

1,496

10,163

1998

4,283

2,652

6,832

5,234

2,391

5,808

1997

4,800

2,288

5,752

1,731

1,045

3,247

1996

2,011

4,775

3,139

2,027

1,079

4,880

1995

1,358

2,783

3,425

1,319

2,109

2,482

1994

1,482

2,975

2,805

1,307

956

4,840

1993

1,830

1,623

3,074

1,300

1,119

1,361

1992

2,218

2,183

4,271

892

1,661

4,006

1991

2,410

2,964

2,043

697

2,417

7,223

1990

2,667

3,345

2,531

1,698

769

7,089

1989

3,088

3,955

7,247

3,333

2,449

12,303

1988

3,802

2,502

12,939

1,587

1,354

13,296

1987

4,895

3,860

12,306

646

677

3,631

1986

4,584

1,785

8,458

1,126

1,060

6,540

1985

3,083

3,523

5,473

404

412

4,958

1984

4,086

2,979

11,581

1,220

1,749

8,230

1983

2,793

2,612

7,088

114

723

7,407

1982

3,649

1,961

3,643

244

599

9,948

1981

2,339

2,261

2,750

253

294

3,247

Montgomery County includes the cities of Gaithersburg and Rockville; Prince George's County includes the cities of Bowie, College Park, and Greenbelt. Takoma Park was located partially in Montgomery County and partially in Prince George's County until 1997, and development in each county's portion is included in the each County's total. Beginning in 1997, all of Takoma Park is included in the Montgomery County total. Fairfax County includes the cities of Falls Church and Fairfax. Prince William County includes the cities of Manassas and Manassas Park. The Core Area includes the District of Columbia, Arlington County, and the city of Alexandria.

Source: Metropolitan Washington Council of Governments, Commercial Construction Inventory; Montgomery County Department of Park and Planning, Research and Technology Center. revised July 2000

Regional Map

Source: Montgomery County Department of Park and Planning, Research and Technology Center.

Non-Residential Construction Starts in Selected Metropolitan Washington Jurisdictions 1981-1999
(in thousands of square feet)
Year	Montgomery County	Prince George's County	Fairfax County	Loudoun County	Prince William County	Core Area*

1999	7,941	3,028	11,183	6,183	1,496	10,163
1998	4,283	2,652	6,832	5,234	2,391	5,808
1997	4,800	2,288	5,752	1,731	1,045	3,247
1996	2,011	4,775	3,139	2,027	1,079	4,880
1995	1,358	2,783	3,425	1,319	2,109	2,482
1994	1,482	2,975	2,805	1,307	956	4,840
1993	1,830	1,623	3,074	1,300	1,119	1,361
1992	2,218	2,183	4,271	892	1,661	4,006
1991	2,410	2,964	2,043	697	2,417	7,223
1990	2,667	3,345	2,531	1,698	769	7,089
1989	3,088	3,955	7,247	3,333	2,449	12,303
1988	3,802	2,502	12,939	1,587	1,354	13,296
1987	4,895	3,860	12,306	646	677	3,631
1986	4,584	1,785	8,458	1,126	1,060	6,540
1985	3,083	3,523	5,473	404	412	4,958
1984	4,086	2,979	11,581	1,220	1,749	8,230
1983	2,793	2,612	7,088	114	723	7,407
1982	3,649	1,961	3,643	244	599	9,948
1981	2,339	2,261	2,750	253	294	3,247

Montgomery County includes the cities of Gaithersburg and Rockville; Prince George's County includes the cities of Bowie, College Park, and Greenbelt. Takoma Park was located partially in Montgomery County and partially in Prince George's County until 1997, and development in each county's portion is included in the each County's total. Beginning in 1997, all of Takoma Park is included in the Montgomery County total. Fairfax County includes the cities of Falls Church and Fairfax. Prince William County includes the cities of Manassas and Manassas Park. The Core Area includes the District of Columbia, Arlington County, and the city of Alexandria.
Source: Metropolitan Washington Council of Governments, Commercial Construction Inventory; Montgomery County Department of Park and Planning, Research and Technology Center. revised July 2000 *Regional Map*