Wednesday, February 14, 2007
National Gateway Developer Sells Hotel Portion to Marriott
Posted by
Nick on 2/14/2007 12:02:00 AM
Labels: Archon Group, Arlington, Crystal City, Marriott, Meridian Group, national gateway
Labels: Archon Group, Arlington, Crystal City, Marriott, Meridian Group, national gateway
Meridian Group, which is developing the massive National Gateway project just west of Reagan National Airport with partner Archon Group, has decided to sell the 2-acre plot in the project zoned for hotel use to Marriott International, which is planning to place two hotels (a Residence Inn and a Renaissance) on the site with a total of 625 rooms. No sales price was disclosed, nor is there a known timetable for the hotels to be built. Progress is being made on the National Gateway project, a mixed-use development slated for the Potomac Yard area along Route 1 between Crystal City and Alexandria, with Meridian and Archon reportedly ready to break ground this Spring on one of the project's office buildings, with completion targeted for 2009. When finally built (no final completion date has yet been set), the overall National Gateway project - which also includes developers Comstock and Camden Realty – will cost over $1 billion and contain 2.2 million sf of office space, 1,550 apartments and condo units totaling 880,000 sf, the two aforementioned hotels, and retail space totaling 210,000 sf, including a Harris Teeter grocery store.
Arlington Virginia real estate development news
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