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Construction to Start on 18-Story Arlington Apartment Project

  • May 8th 2012

by Shilpi Paul

Construction to Start on 18-Story Arlington Apartment Project: Figure 1
Three Metropolitan Park

Construction is about to start at Three Metropolitan Park, an 18-story, 411-unit apartment project at 1201 South Fern Street (map), reported ARLnow this morning.

In addition to 411 apartments, the $160 to $170 million development, which is aiming to deliver in early 2014, will have 16,350 square feet of ground floor retail, 502 parking spaces and a green roof. Construction had been delayed for a few years for recession-related reasons.

The Pentagon City project from Kettler is part of a 10-building complex; Three Metropolitan Park is the third of Kettler’s developments for the site after The Gramercy and The Millennium. Vornado Realty Trust will be developing the remaining buildings.

This article originally published at https://dc.urbanturf.com/articles/blog/construction_to_start_on_18-story_arlington_project/5509.

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