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400 Apartments Proposed off Columbia Pike — And That's Just the First Phase

  • February 21st 2020

by Nena Perry-Brown

Proposed development at S Greenbrier and new street. Click to enlarge.

The redevelopment of five residential buildings along Columbia Pike is currently in the works. Developer Merion Group has filed a preliminary site plan application with Arlington County to redevelop an existing multi-family development off the Columbia Pike corridor.

Proposed development from S Greenbrier, facing southeast. Click to enlarge.

The first phase of the Pike West development would deliver 401 condo and rental units to 834-877 S Greenbrier Street (map); 124 of the units would be affordable. There are currently five residential buildings on the development site. 

Proposed development from S Greenbrier, facing north. Click to enlarge.

There will also be 164 street-level bicycle spaces and six levels of above-grade parking with 408 spaces. The second building would wrap the other side of the garage, fronting a new street that will bisect the first and second phases of the planned redevelopment. 

Proposed development at new street and alley. Click to enlarge.

The apartments will range from junior one-bedrooms to three-bedrooms, with some of the street-facing units boasting triangular bay windows. KGD Architecture is the designer.

Relatedly, a recent report took a look at the commercial market of the 3.6-mile Columbia Pike corridor, highlighting several statistics about past and future housing production in that area. 

See other articles related to: arlington county, columbia pike, kgd architecture, merion group

This article originally published at https://dc.urbanturf.com/articles/blog/400-apartments-proposed-off-columbia-pike-and-thats-just-the-first-phase/16489.

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