Tenleytown
Following are all UrbanTurf articles filed under Tenleytown, from most recent to least.
280 Apartments and a Restaurant: Plans Floated for the Fox 5 Headquarters in Friendship Heights
Nena Perry-Brown | May 21st 2018
With Fox 5 planning to move to Bethesda in three years, Donohoe has begun putting feelers out for how redevelopment could happen at Fox's current head... read»
Once a Tenleytown Parking Lot Always a Tenleytown Parking Lot?
Nena Perry-Brown | April 16th 2018
The owners of a parking lot on Wisconsin Avenue are seeking to have it approved for use as a parking lot into perpetuity.... read»
The 1,822 Units Planned for Tenleytown and AU Park
Nena Perry-Brown | April 3rd 2018
The developments slated for Tenleytown and AU Park made a lot of progress last year, and after Fannie Mae moves out in a few months, more could be poi... read»
Plans Filed For 41-Unit Project at Dancing Crab Site in Tenleytown
UrbanTurf Staff | March 27th 2018
The planned-unit development along Wisconsin Avenue calls for a seven-story apartment project with approximately 41 residential units and about 5,000... read»
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A First Look at the 710 Units Proposed for Site Adjacent to Fannie Mae Redevelopment
Nena Perry-Brown | February 21st 2018
Much ado has been made about the ten-acre Fannie Mae redevelopment on the boards for 3900 Wisconsin Avenue NW, but now we are getting a look at what'... read»
Fannie Mae Redevelopment Receives Two Important Approvals
Nena Perry-Brown | November 20th 2017
Last week, the Historic Preservation Review Board designated the Fannie Mae headquarters on Wisconsin Avenue a historic landmark, then granted concept... read»
A Preview of the Residential Design Planned for Fannie Mae Redevelopment
Nena Perry-Brown | November 1st 2017
During last week's community meeting, the Fannie Mae redevelopment team previewed a potential design for one of the residential buildings on the site.... read»
Traffic Flows and Land-Use Woes: The Community Responds to Fannie Mae Development
Nena Perry-Brown | October 27th 2017
Earlier this month, UrbanTurf reported on the details emerging for the redevelopment of the soon-to-be former Fannie Mae headquarters. Last night, the... read»
Over 700 Residences, a Hotel, a Theater and a Wegman's: The Complete Plans for Fannie Mae HQ
Nena Perry-Brown | October 19th 2017
New plans filed by Roadside Development provide complete details of how the developer will transform the massive Fannie Mae headquarters on Wisconsin ... read»
41 Apartments Between a Restaurant and a Lounge: The Plans for Tenleytown's Dancing Crab
Nena Perry-Brown | October 13th 2017
The owners of the former Dancing Crab in Tenleytown are interested in replacing the building with a mixed-use development.... read»
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