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JBG To Convert Myerton Apartments to Condos

  • February 10th 2011

by Mark Wellborn

JBG To Convert Myerton Apartments to Condos: Figure 1
The Myerton

The JBG Companies will convert The Myerton, a 74-unit apartment project in Arlington to a condo development, UrbanTurf has learned. Sales are expected to begin in early March with one-bedrooms starting at $244,900 and two-bedrooms at $294,900. The firm’s decision to convert the project was driven by a limited inventory of one-bedroom condos in the Arlington submarket, particularly in the sub-$300,000 price point. McWilliams Ballard will handle the sales and marketing.

Myerton, located at 108 South Court House Road (map), was originally purchased by JBG in 2005 and renovated for sale as condos. In late 2006, the project switched to rentals and has remained a rental community ever since.

Each residence has been renovated and upgrades to the lobby, E-lounge, and fitness center were completed early this month. The landscaped courtyard has a pool, oversized sundeck and grilling stations. Reserved parking is available for each residence.

This article originally published at https://dc.urbanturf.com/articles/blog/jbg_to_convert_myerton_apartments_to_condos/2957.

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