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Two Mid-Sized Condo Projects Headed to Bethesda

  • January 16th 2013

by UrbanTurf Staff

Two Mid-Sized Condo Projects Headed to Bethesda: Figure 1
Bethesda Lane

Downtown Bethesda is getting in on the mid-sized condo project frenzy.

On Tuesday, Bisnow broke news of a 17-story, 70-unit condo project planned for 4990 Fairmont Avenue (map), a few blocks north of the Bethesda Metro station. Starr Capital and a partner will develop the new project called The Fairmont. As far as a timeline, it could be two years before ground is broken.

Today, the Washington Business Journal reported that another mid-sized condo project is on the boards for the tony neighborhood just outside DC. Toll Brothers will break ground in the fall of 2013 on a seven-story, 60-unit luxury condo development at 4915 Hampden Lane (map). Sales are expected to start in Spring 2014.

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This article originally published at https://dc.urbanturf.com/articles/blog/two_mid-sized_condo_projects_headed_to_bethesda/6525.

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