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124-Unit Development Pitched For Arlington Heights Historic District

  • June 27th

by UrbanTurf Staff

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A rendering of the new building. Click to enlarge.

A new apartment building is on the boards at the site of the Dominion Apartments in Arlington. 

Snell Properties has filed plans with Arlington County to construct a four-story, 124-unit development at 333 South Glebe Road (map) in the Arlington Heights Historic District. 

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"Recognizing the historic nature of the existing apartment building and the opportunity for the site to generate additional housing, the Applicant proposes to retain the existing Dominion Apartment building, rezone a portion of the parcel, and develop a new four-story apartment building with approximately 124 units," the plans stated. 

The development -- designed by ktgy -- will also have a new garage with 172 spaces, in addition to an existing surface parking lot with 149 spaces. The developer is working through a plan to provide affordable housing at the existing apartments as part of the new development. 

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This article originally published at https://dc.urbanturf.com/articles/blog/124-unit_development_pitched_for_arlington_heights_historic_district/23639.

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