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Jefferson Apartment Group Acquires Carpool Site, Plans 330-Unit Apartment Project

  • April 18th 2017

by Nena Perry-Brown

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Jefferson Apartment Group Acquires Carpool Site, Plans 330-Unit Apartment Project: Figure 1
A rendering of the planned development for 4000 Fairfax Drive

Jefferson Apartment Group announced Tuesday that they have purchased the .61-acre site at 4000 Fairfax Drive (map) that was formerly home to the sports bar CarPool.

Jefferson Apartment Group Acquires Carpool Site, Plans 330-Unit Apartment Project: Figure 2
Rendering of the rooftop deck

The plans for the Carpool site include a 22-story, LEED Gold-certified high-rise with up to 330 residential units atop 8,260 square feet of ground-floor retail. Amenities will include a gym, clubroom, and rooftop sundeck with fire pits, grills and resort-style pool; there will also be 264 parking spaces below grade.

Jefferson Apartment Group Acquires Carpool Site, Plans 330-Unit Apartment Project: Figure 3
Rendering of the planned plaza

The development, located just blocks from Ballston Metro Station, will also deliver a 2,000 square-foot landscaped plaza. Mitsui Fudosan America is a development partner on the project, which is anticipated to break ground later this year.

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This article originally published at https://dc.urbanturf.com/articles/blog/330_apartments_and_a_public_plaza_the_plans_for_former_sports_bar_site/12469.

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