There'll soon be a row of new townhomes in the Buckingham neighborhood, south of Ballston in Arlington, Va.
Rendering of Trenton Square townhomes in Ballston
Resmark Companies, a Los Angeles based real estate investment firm, is partnering with Tyson-based Madison Homes to develop Trenton Square, “an upscale enclave of 19 single-family townhomes” at 9 N. Trenton Street, a half-block from Route 50.
In a press release, the companies noted that the project is fully entitled with construction on the first homes expected to start in the spring of 2020.
“Positive economic and demographic trends in the greater D.C. region continue to drive demand for new for-sale housing in Northern Virginia,” said Resmark’s Stephen O’Neil, Vice President, Investments. “Trenton Square enjoys an exceptional infill location in Arlington and provides easy access to employers in the District and Tysons, and to future Amazon offices in National Landing,” he added.
O'Neil also noted that the four-level, traditional-style townhomes at Trenton Square will sit on a tree-lined street, just a mile from the Ballston Metro, and the diverse shops, restaurants, and entertainment options at Ballston Quarters. The homes will have 3 bedrooms and 3.5 baths in just over 2,000 square feet of living space. They will also have a two-car garage and a walk-out terrace on the fourth floor.
The first nine townhomes are expected to be completed by the end of 2020, while the remaining ten are expected to be built by the summer of 2021.
Vice President of Madison Homes, Andrew Rosenberger said that Trenton Square is anticipated to be one of the only townhome communities to be actively selling in Arlington in 2020.
“There is a strong pent-up demand for new home communities in this coveted area. The Ballston submarket, along with other Rosslyn-Ballston Corridor submarkets, has experienced considerable economic growth in the last decade, yet the housing supply hasn’t kept pace. We’re thrilled to have Resmark as our partner on this project.” he said.
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