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Mar 22, 2022 · In November, the planning board approved a sketch plan application for an L-shaped infill development behind Bethesda Row, at Bethesda Avenue and Arlington Road . The 100 foot-tall Federal Realty project would deliver 250 apartments above 14,000 square feet of retail; 17.6% of the units would be MPDUs.
Apr 5, 2021 · Amalyn Bethesda. Address: East of Greentree Road/North of I-495. Developer: Toll Brothers. Consisting of 159 single-family homes and 150 townhomes, this project, which received final approval in 2019, recently got underway with the demolition of four 400-foot-tall, 77-year-old radio towers on the former WMAL site.
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Mar 30, 2021 · 4 Bethesda Metro Center. At the end of 2019, the planning board approved a preliminary plan application by Brookfield Properties to add a 290 foot-tall building with 479 apartments atop the Metro station at 4 Bethesda Metro Center . The building would also include up to 20,600 square feet of ground-floor commercial space, and at least 15% of ...
Mar 7, 2023 · At the end of 2019, the planning board approved a preliminary plan application by Brookfield Properties to add a 290 foot-tall building with 479 apartments atop the Metro station at 4 Bethesda Metro Center . However, it may take a couple more years before much else happens.
Sep 27, 2010 · When Darcy was relieved of his postmaster duties, the new postmaster, Robert Franck, petitioned the government with the community’s consent to rename the village “Bethesda,” after the local Presbyterian meeting house that still stands high on a hill above the pike. The official date of the name change was Jan. 23, 1871—the birthday of ...
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Jan 25, 2022 · Advances in transportation over the course of two centuries transformed Bethesda from a rural wayside stop into a bustling metropolis. But for much of its early existence, Bethesda was little more than “a wide spot in the road,” as one early resident put it.
It weaves rural and urban interests with public and private investment. In the end, it explains how a quiet country way station transformed – in just a few decades – into a national leader for achievement, education and quality of life.
