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561-Unit Affordable Development Proposed at Arlington’s Marbella Apartments

561-Unit Affordable Development Proposed at Arlington’s Marbella Apartments

Nena Perry-Brown | May 17th 2021

The two newly proposed buildings would replace 72 units currently on the site. ... read »

321-Unit NoMa Development Secures Financing, Will Deliver in 2022

321-Unit NoMa Development Secures Financing, Will Deliver in 2022

UrbanTurf Staff | October 28th 2020

Monument Realty, GPC and Junius Real Estate Partners have closed on a $67 million construction loan with Bank of OZK for 40 Patterson Street NE. ... read »

717 to 658: Fewer Units and More Details for Park Shirlington Redevelopment

717 to 658: Fewer Units and More Details for Park Shirlington Redevelopment

Nena Perry-Brown | September 16th 2020

The plans for Park Shirlington have been scaled back since a redevelopment was first proposed last year. ... read »

400 Apartments Proposed off Columbia Pike — And That’s Just the First Phase

400 Apartments Proposed off Columbia Pike — And That’s Just the First Phase

Nena Perry-Brown | February 21st 2020

A multifamily development in Columbia Pike may be headed for a denser redevelopment. ... read »

180-Room Hotel With Two Brands Proposed Near Ballston Quarter in Arlington

180-Room Hotel With Two Brands Proposed Near Ballston Quarter in Arlington

UrbanTurf Staff | October 8th 2019

The development planned in Arlington continues at a rampant pace. ... read »

Monument Realty-Led Development Team Selected to Deliver 577 Apartments to North Capitol Street Site

Monument Realty-Led Development Team Selected to Deliver 577 Apartments to North Capitol Street Site

Nena Perry-Brown | July 1st 2019

The team was one of six which applied to develop the site last year. ... read »

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