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Arlington Apartments
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A Less Embellished Design and Less Parking for 252 Units in Crystal City
Nena Perry-Brown | October 31st 2017
In advance of an upcoming review by the Arlington County Planning Commission, more details and renderings have been presented for a new proposed... read »
252 Apartments Proposed For Crystal City’s Crystal Houses
Nena Perry-Brown | February 22nd 2017
The Arlington County Planning Commission is currently reviewing a proposed plan to add a third building to the Crystal Houses apartment development... read »
Arlington County Approves 365-Unit Mixed-Use Addition to Columbia Pike
Nena Perry-Brown | February 22nd 2016
The County Board unanimously approved the proposed development of the Village Center site into a mixed-use apartment building, delivering a grocery... read »
Arlington County Board Will Consider Redevelopment of Carpool Site
UrbanTurf Staff | December 8th 2015
A 22-story, 330-unit development is planned for the site of the Ballston sports bar. ... read »
Arlington County Board Will Consider Redevelopment of Ballston Mall
UrbanTurf Staff | November 9th 2015
The redevelopment project, which includes the construction of a 406-unit, 22-story residential building, will go before the Board next week. ... read »
Arlington Looks to Approve Amendment For Pentagon City Costco Development
UrbanTurf Staff | September 14th 2015 | 3 Comments
Developer Kimco Realty wants to move forward with the residential aspects of the project in the first phase, rather than the previous plans, which... read »
Clarendon’s 10th Street Flats Mixed-Use Development Gets Go-Ahead from Arlington
Lark Turner | July 21st 2014
The project will include 135 apartments, plus nine units serving as live-work spaces for small businesses. ... read »
267-Unit Residential Project Approved For Arlington’s Blue Goose Site
UrbanTurf Staff | January 27th 2014 | 2 Comments
On Saturday, the Arlington County Board approved a plan to replace Marymount University's eight-story "Blue Goose" facility with a nine-story office... read »
450 Planned Residences Would Continue Pentagon City Transformation
Lark Turner | January 16th 2014
Early plans are in the works to replace an empty office building in Pentagon City with a large residential project. ... read »
Transformation Continues: Large Residential Project Planned For Columbia Pike
UrbanTurf Staff | September 27th 2013
A four to six-story apartment building is in the works for the 2400 block of Columbia Pike, ARLNow reported Friday morning. ... read »
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The priciest condo to ever sell in DC just closed last week, nearly a month after the... read »
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The 19-story residential project will replace the now-closed hotel.... read »
The project could deliver up to 38 apartments and new space for the church.... read »
- Just North of $9 Million: The Most Expensive Condo in DC Just Sold
- Max Scherzer's McLean Home Sells For $15 Million Asking Price
- A New 20-Unit Building in DC Will Require Moving a Cleveland Park House
- JBG Smith Plans 650 Apartments to Replace Americana Hotel in Crystal City
- A Church in Historic Anacostia Applies for Residential Redevelopment
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