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12 Stories, 491 Apartments Approved For Site of Ballston Auto Dealership

  • June 20th 2016

by UrbanTurf Staff

12 Stories, 491 Apartments Approved For Site of Ballston Auto Dealership: Figure 1
A rendering of 750 North Glebe Road

In addition to two condo developments, an enormous mixed-use project planned for Ballston was given the green light on Saturday.

The Arlington County Board approved the 491-unit development on the boards for 750 North Glebe Road over the weekend. The development from Saul Centers, to be located on the site of a former Mazda dealership, would include 22 affordable units as well as retail space that would house a car rental business and possibly a grocery store. Saul Centers acquired the development site for approximately $43 million last year.

The project designed by David M. Schwarz Architects received approval for a rezoning, site plan and use permit at the development site. The use permit approval was given so that a car rental company could operate on the site.

This article originally published at https://dc.urbanturf.com/articles/blog/12_stories_491_apartments_approved_for_site_of_ballston_auto_dealershiip/11375.

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