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Purple Line

Following are all UrbanTurf articles filed under Purple Line, from most recent to least.

A Look Inside One of Bethesda’s Tallest Residential Buildings

A Look Inside One of Bethesda’s Tallest Residential Buildings

Nena Perry-Brown | November 12th 2019

Interior renderings have been released for The Elm at 7272 Wisconsin Avenue. ... read »

Maryland to Receive Almost $1 Billion in Funding For Purple Line

Maryland to Receive Almost $1 Billion in Funding For Purple Line

UrbanTurf Staff | August 22nd 2017

The Purple Line is set to receive key funding next week that will help it move forward, The Washington Post reports. ... read »

450 Apartments, Offices and a Purple Line Stop Planned For Downtown Bethesda

450 Apartments, Offices and a Purple Line Stop Planned For Downtown Bethesda

Nena Perry-Brown | June 23rd 2016

Carr Properties is constructing a three-tower mixed-use project in downtown Bethesda, which will bring a mix of residential, retail and office space... read »

Purple Line is a Go, Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan Says

Purple Line is a Go, Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan Says

Lark Turner | June 25th 2015

The governor made the announcement in a news conference on Thursday. ... read »

Maryland’s Purple Line Moving Forward, State to Invest $400 Million

Maryland’s Purple Line Moving Forward, State to Invest $400 Million

Shilpi Paul | August 5th 2013 | 1 Comment

The Purple Line, a Maryland Metro line that will connect Bethesda to New Carrollton, is moving forward. ... read »

Massive Silver Spring Mixed Use Development Gets Approval

Massive Silver Spring Mixed Use Development Gets Approval

Mark Wellborn | November 19th 2010 | 2 Comments

The Montgomery Planning Board unanimously approved a huge redevelopment of the Falkland Chase area in Silver Spring, TBD reported this morning. The... read »

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