Whole Foods Market revealed Wednesday the opening of a 47,000-square-foot store in the historic Walter Reed development, a converted army medical center campus, in Washington D.C. The new location's product assortment features more than 800 local items from across the greater D.C., Maryland, and Virginia areas. "We're thrilled to open our doors in the historic Walter Reed neighborhood," said Donovan Morris, store team leader for Whole Foods Market, in a statement. "I feel privileged to help bring Whole Foods Market's knowledgeable team members, high-quality standards for food, and hand-picked selection of local products to a neighborhood and community which has held a special place in my heart since childhood." Features of the store include: • An array of certified organic, conventional, and Sourced for Good produce, plus offerings from local farms, including packaged salads from Bowery Farming and Gotham Greens.