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Friday, August 10, 2012

Report: 'For Rent' Looking Better in Montgomery County

Montgomery County residents can expect to see several thousand new rentals being built in the area throughout 2012, while less than a thousand are set to be built in Prince George's County, according to a report.

Those looking to settle in Montgomery County over the next year may be looking at lower average rents and more options, The Washington Post reports.  Current projects under construction are projected to deliver around 4,500 market-rate apartments to the area by the end of the third quarter, according to The Post. The county has 16 apartment projects set for construction by mid 2012, the highest out of all Maryland suburbs, The Post reports. By comparison, Prince George’s County has one of the lowest, with three such projects. According to The Post, during the economic downturn, the construction of multi-family projects decreased—but since last year, construction on these types of projects has begun to come back. Maryland and Washington, DC…

Monday, June 18, 2012

Arlington Road Development To Break Ground In July

Apartment building will take over site of former post office, the Washington Business Journal reports.

The former post office at 7001 Arlington Road could be torn down as soon as next month to make way for an apartment building, the Washington Business Journal reports. The two downtown Bethesda post offices at Arlington Road and Wisconsin Avenue were consolidated this month into a new facility at 6900 Wisconsin Avenue. A mixed-use apartment building with 145 units is planned for the Arlington Road site, Patch reported in January. Associated Estates Realty Corp. bought the post office from USPS for $12.2 million in May, the Business Journal reported, and plans to tear down the building to pave way for the $50 million project next month. Plans for the 172,000 square foot development include 7,000 square feet of retail space, and 15.2 percent …

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