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Massive Mixed-Use Development Planned Adjacent to the Bethesda Farm Women's Market

  • May 14th 2018

by Nena Perry-Brown

Massive Mixed-Use Development Planned Adjacent to the Bethesda Farm Women's Market: Figure 1
Rendering of planned development at 7121 Wisconsin Avenue. Click to enlarge.

While dense development has been cropping up all over downtown Bethesda, two months ago, it was recently reported that a development group purchased the Bethesda Farm Women's Market building with plans to preserve that landmark and redevelop the surrounding parcels. Now, plans are emerging to develop a site steps away.

Massive Mixed-Use Development Planned Adjacent to the Bethesda Farm Women's Market: Figure 2
Aerial rendering of planned development, northwest view. Click to enlarge.

As Robert Dyer reports, Columbia Realty Venture has unveiled plans to redevelop the commercial property at 7121 Wisconsin Avenue (map) into a 16-story mixed-use project. The redevelopment would deliver apartments above retail. 

The market building will remain next door and its surroundings will be improved to create a more park-like environment. The applicant has stated that the architecture and massing of the two buildings will "share a special dialogue".

For a full rundown of the development coming to downtown Bethesda, click here. 

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This article originally published at https://dc.urbanturf.com/articles/blog/a-mixed-use-proposal-adjacent-to-the-bethesda-farm-womens-market/13977.

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