Bank of America abandons ship at doomed Bethesda building

Bank of America has closed its branch at 7316 Wisconsin Avenue. The office building it was located in will demolished, and the property redeveloped as Metro Tower by B.F. Saul. Bank of America has relocated this branch to 6822 Wisconsin Avenue. Trash is piling up inside and outside the bank.

RESIDENTS VACATE THE HAMPDEN APARTMENTS AHEAD OF DEMOLITION (PHOTOS)

The Hampden apartments at 4905 Hampden Lane in Bethesda are now vacant. Cannon Upholstery also moved out of the complex this week, into a new location on Cordell Avenue.

Once Montgomery County issues a permit, The Hampden will be demolished to make way for an ultra-luxury condominium project, The Lauren. The Hampden was one of the few (relatively) affordable buildings in downtown Bethesda.

LAST TENANT VACATES 4936 FAIRMONT AVENUE IN BETHESDA (PHOTOS)

The only remaining tenant in the building that housed the doomed Relic nightclub has vacated the premises.

Koh Law Firm has left 4936 Fairmont Avenue, and moved down the street to 4962 Fairmont, on the third floor.

As you may recall, the interior of Relic was recently demolished. The building is currently for lease.

But with no tenants, the building is now ripe for redevelopment via demolition. Stay tuned.