A site on Hampden Lane in Bethesda has been acquired by developers Toll Brothers, Inc.
A site at 4915 Hampden Lane will soon be transformed into a seven-story residential building with 60 luxury condos and underground parking. The plans were announced in a Thursday press release by luxury homebuilder Toll Brothers, which has acquired the site and opened a Washington, DC, office in downtown Bethesda. A fall groundbreaking is expected for the project, according to the release, with sales opening in spring of 2014. It's the first urban project in the Washington region for Toll Brothers, a company based out of Horsham, PA that has developed extensively in the New York City region, according to a report in the Washington Business Journal. "We are enthusiastic about the Washington, D.C. metro area. With significant capital on hand…
Two men received awards from the developer of Lasko Manor, a homeless housing development that opened in November.
Two men who helped smooth the way for permanent homeless housing in downtown Bethesda received awards this month from the developer. As a result of their work, 12 formerly homeless Montgomery County residents now reside in Lasko Manor, the new $4.3 million, 12-unit permanent housing complex for the formerly homeless on Hampden Lane, owned and managed by the Housing Opportunities Commission of Montgomery County (HOC), a nonprofit housing developer. HOC honored David Dabney, executive director of the Bethesda Urban Partnership, and Ken Hartman, director of the Bethesda-Chevy Chase Regional Services Center, at its annual meeting Feb. 1. “They were instrumental in identifying community groups that HOC should meet with before we went ahead with…
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