The 254-unit project is among the first big multifamily developments proposed for Westwood, a transitioning industrial district that the county is positioning as its own version of Scott’s Addition.
If approved by the county, 10 four-story buildings with one-, two- and three-bedrooms units would rise on 22 acres at 1650 Mall Drive.
More than 100 participants, including local firms Hourigan, Baskervill and Spy Rock, joined a virtual question-and-answer session.
Plans call for a century-old duplex renovation and a three-story addition that would result in nine apartments and two commercial spaces.
The deals include $5 million for a Monument Avenue plot where more than 200 apartments are planned. Sites also were sold at Virginia Center Commons for townhomes and along Tobacco Row for an apartment building.
A national fitness chain rolls out its latest locally produced ads, an economic development marketing group gets a rebrand, and some area nonprofits get marketing assists.
A Florida buyer paid $71.6 million for the 248-unit Boulders Lakeside, while the 312-unit Park West End changed hands for $59.3 million.
The 7,200-square-foot house at 4105 Exeter Road sold for $2.35 million, below its Sept. 2 list price of $2.49 million.
The existing, 107,000-square-foot structure would be demolished to make way for the market-rate dwellings, which would be housed in two four-story buildings.
The mixed-use development is set to host the 2022 homebuilding event as it enters the homestretch of its residential section.
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