Saturday, April 02, 2016

Bethesda construction update: Solaire Bethesda luxury apartments (Photos)

The brick facade is going onto the future Solaire Bethesda luxury apartment building at 7100 Wisconsin Avenue in downtown Bethesda. The first of the building's 139 units are expected to deliver in June, with the entire project slated for delivery this fall.

True Food Kitchen is the restaurant anchor of the project's 6400 SF retail space, and will open next fall, as well. The developer is Washington Property Company.
Hello, neighbor! The Solaire
wraps around the Crescent Plaza
condos next door



9 comments:

  1. Anonymous8:52 AM

    A truly ugly, undistinguished building.

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  2. Anonymous10:23 AM

    That wrap around situation is so horrendous.

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  3. Anonymous10:35 AM

    I shake my head at the wrap around being allowed by the Planning Board and Council.
    Literally destroyed the values of the Crescent Plaza condos that have been squeezed by the Solaire. Views and sunlight gone.

    At least folks getting their homes seized for transit projects get fair market value. These poor bastards at Crescent got nothing to show for this.

    Yet another irresponsible decision by our incompetent Planning Board.
    And you won't read that from our local media's motley crew of hangers-on and free-loading scammers.

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    1. Anonymous2:13 PM

      Not sure this is really the planning board or
      Council's "fault". The Crescent's builder (Landow was it?) and owners knew there was this possibility when they built it.

      Dare I say kind of like the purple line on the Capital Crescent trail? Sucks but it was a known possibility

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  4. Anonymous2:43 PM

    Dumb design by the developer of the Crescent Plaza, that led to it being "encircled" by the Solaire.

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  5. Anonymous2:48 PM

    @ 10:35 PM - there is no legal right to "views and sunlight".

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  6. Anonymous8:22 PM

    I bet Crescent residents wish they got a 1 level TD Bank, like the Christopher folks :)

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  7. Anonymous9:31 PM

    They built an L-shaped building right up against another L-shaped property, and they are somehow surprised at the result?

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