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231-Unit Development Planned At Courthouse Wendy's Site Inches Forward

  • November 19th 2021

by Nena Perry-Brown

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Rendering of the proposed development. Click to enlarge.

Plans to deliver a residential building on the site of a Wendy's restaurant in Clarendon are progressing through the approval process.

Greystar is aiming to develop a 16-story building with 231 apartments above 4,000 square feet of retail at 2025 Clarendon Boulevard (map). The development will also include 74 parking spaces, on-site affordable units, and a nearly 1,500 square-foot public plaza where Clarendon Boulevard intersects with Wilson Boulevard and N. Courthouse Road. Cooper Carry is the development architect and Land Design is the landscape architect.

Rendering of the proposed plaza. Click to enlarge.

The development includes a transfer of development rights (TDR) from Wakefield Manor a few blocks away, adding nearly 105,000 square feet of development. A 12-story office building with over 6,800 square feet of retail was previously approved for the site in 2015. 

The Arlington County Site Plan Review Committee considered the application this week; a Planning Commission hearing has not yet been scheduled. The developer is hoping to break ground next spring for a summer 2024 delivery.

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