Battery Lane
Following are all UrbanTurf articles filed under Battery Lane, from most recent to least.
446-Unit Building Could Replace a 1960s Apartment Complex in Bethesda
UrbanTurf Staff | April 21st
Plans to tear down an aging three-story apartment complex on Battery Lane in Bethesda and replace it with a 12-story residential building appear to be... read»
Plans Unveiled For 315-Unit Project at Bethesda's Battery Lane District
UrbanTurf Staff | June 7th 2022
Plans and renderings were unveiled on Monday night for the first phase of the Battery Lane District development in downtown Bethesda. ... read»
Renderings Revealed For 372-Unit Downtown Bethesda Project
UrbanTurf Staff | April 29th 2022
The new images show a more detailed picture of the 12-story building planned for Battery Lane.... read»
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