Union Station Redevelopment Corporation
Rail TransportationDistrict of Columbia, United States11-50 Employees
Union Station Redevelopment Corporation (USRC) is the Washington, DC-based organization charged with overseeing Union Station, a historic rail hub that first opened in 1907. Created in 1983 following the Union Station Redevelopment Act of 1981, USRC was established to preserve the station’s historic and architectural character while ensuring it continues to function as a multimodal transportation center and regional destination. Its duties include safeguarding the station’s heritage, maintaining long-term operations, enhancing retail and amenities, and guiding the Station Expansion Project and related private development coordination. Union Station serves more than 100,000 visitors daily, reflecting its role as a major transit and public space in the region. Operating in the rail transportation sector, USRC works to position Union Station as a multimodal facility through ongoing redevelopment and partnerships with private interests. In 2025, reports indicate USRC sold assets to Amtrak, with a sublease arrangement directing retail income toward station infrastructure.