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Board Approves Pentagon City Project, Residential Component Uncertain

  • September 23rd 2013

by UrbanTurf Staff

Board Approves Pentagon City Project, Residential Component Uncertain: Figure 1
Rendering of PenPlace along 12th Street.

On Saturday, the Arlington County Board unanimously approved the massive, five-building PenPlace development on the boards for Pentagon City.

The plans for the Vornado project are for four office buildings of between 18 and 22-stories and an 18-story, 300-room hotel. It will also have approximately 50,000 square feet of retail space and two acres of “open community space.” The development is planned for a nine-acre plot adjacent to the Residence Inn Arlington Pentagon City (map).

Board Approves Pentagon City Project, Residential Component Uncertain: Figure 2

What the project will most likely not include is a residential component. Despite protests from area residents that the development needed one building of apartments or condos, the board did not endorse a residential portion, citing that there was already enough new housing in the works for the area.

The project is not expected to be complete until 2023, at the earliest.

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This article originally published at https://dc.urbanturf.com/articles/blog/board_approves_pentagon_city_project_nixes_residential_component/7592.

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