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10-Story, 250-Unit Affordable Development Pitched For Arlington's Leckey Gardens Site

  • June 30th

by UrbanTurf Staff

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A rendering of the planned development. Click to enlarge.

A new affordable housing development is being pitched at the site of a garden apartment complex in Arlington. 

True Ground Housing Partners has filed plans with Arlington County for a new 249-unit affordable project at the site Leckey Gardens, a 40-unit garden-style apartment building at 2031-2037 North Woodrow Street (map). Leckey Gardens will be redeveloped to make way for the new building. 

"In accordance with the Area Plan, the proposed building will be 10-stories tall at its highest point along 21st Street North and will step down incrementally to 4-stories along 20th Road North," the filing stated. "The units will be supported by 222 parking spaces that will be located in a two-level garage that will be accessed from North Woodstock Street."

The new project, designed by d|c|s design, is just the latest all-affordable project pitched in Arlington. Here are a few more: 

See other articles related to: arlington affordable housing, arlington apartments

This article originally published at https://dc.urbanturf.com/articles/blog/10-story_250-unit_affordable_development_pitched_for_arlingtons_leckey_gard/23643.

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