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White House Ballroom Replacement

Sector: Government • Location: Washington, District of Columbia, United States

Source: The New York Times

Project
Construction Halted

A $400 million project to replace the East Wing of the White House with a new ballroom. The project involves demolishing the East Wing and constructing a new ballroom to host larger indoor events and improve national security features. Construction was ordered to be halted by a federal judge until Congress authorizes the project.

Status
Under Construction
Sector
Government, Commercial
Location
Washington, District of Columbia, United States of America
Updated
22 Jul 2026
Source
The New York Times

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The project “White House Ballroom Replacement” is an infrastructure initiative in the Government sector, located in Washington, District of Columbia, United States. Taiyo aggregates data on it from The New York Times.

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construction halted

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Under Construction

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2026-07-22

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A $400 million project to replace the East Wing of the White House with a new ballroom. The project involves demolishing the East Wing and constructing a new ballroom to host larger indoor events and improve national security features. Construction was ordered to be halted by a federal judge until Congress authorizes the project.

Original sector

Government Building Renovation

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Location

Country

United States of America (USA)

State

District of Columbia

City

Washington

Source

Source

The New York Times

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Sector

Government, Commercial

Article published date

2026-04-03

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