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46-Unit Bethesda Condo Project to Deliver in 2016

  • January 20th 2014

by UrbanTurf Staff

46-Unit Bethesda Condo Project to Deliver in 2016: Figure 1
Rendering of Woodmont VIew

Woodmont View, a 46-unit condo project planned in Bethesda, will start construction later this year and deliver in 2016, the project developers announced late last week.

Duball LLC and the Resmark Companies will be developing a small lot of land near the intersection of Battery Lane and Woodmont Avenue in Bethesda (map). The nine-story development will consist entirely of two-bedroom homes averaging about 1,500 square feet in size. It is expected that the ground-floor retail space will be occupied by a restaurant.

Duball is currently working on two other projects in the region as well — Rockville Town Center, which will consist of apartments, a hotel and street-level retail and deliver next year, and The Swift, the new Petworth apartment project that will tout one of the largest Safeway stores in the city. The Swift is on schedule to be complete in mid-2014.

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This article originally published at https://dc.urbanturf.com/articles/blog/46-unit_bethesda_condo_project_to_deliver_in_2016/8015.

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