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JBG’s New Plan for Mixed-Use Complex in Crystal City Includes 350 Apartments

  • September 11, 2017

by Nena Perry-Brown

JBG's New Plan for Mixed-Use Complex in Crystal City Includes 350 Apartments: Figure 1
A rendering of the proposed development for Crystal Drive

JBG Smith is putting plans in motion to redevelop a three-block strip near Crystal City Metro station, with hopes to eventually deliver a walkable mixed-use complex anchored by a specialty grocer and a new location of Alamo Drafthouse Cinema.

This fall, the company also plans to file an application to convert the office building at 1750 Crystal Drive (map) into a mixed-use residential building. The application would add six floors to the 12-story building, delivering 350 apartments atop ground-floor retail. The building will also be rebranded as 1770 Crystal.

In December 2015, the Arlington County Board approved a plan by Vornado to refurbish and update the materiality of the exterior of the office building, reconfigure the retail spaces and add 10,000 square feet of additional office and retail space.

Correction: The number of residential units has been edited from 650 to 350.

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