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Northern Virginia New Construction & Proposed Multifamily Projects 3Q18 Northern Virginia New Construction & Proposed Multifamily Projects 3Q18 ID PROPERTY UNITS 100 Crowne Plaza Hotel Redevelopment 293 101 Potomac Yard Landbay D 342 1 Abberly Avera 336 102 South Henry Street & King Street 52 2 Altaire, The 451 103 Arden, The 126 3 Dominion Arms Redevelopment 188 104 Huntington Crossing 364 180 4 Exo 457 105 Picket Place 2,400 177 5 Kingston at McLean Crossing 350 106 2000 North Beauregard 300 6 Arcadia Run Phase III 72 107 Beauregard Town Center 573 168 7 Modera Mosaic Phase II 222 108 2636 Wilson Blvd 135 8 Silver Collection at Celebrate 278 109 1400 Key Blvd 274 70 Total Lease-Up 2,354 110 Clarendon West 247 22 68 113 9 730 - 750 North Glebe 483 111 Clarendon West Phase II 337 47 10 Centro Arlington 366 169 170 112 Kirkwood Road 254 67 174 46 109 114 11 Gables Pointe 14 368 113 Rosslyn Building - East Redevelopment 407 66 193 25 12 Sur, The 360 114 Rosslyn Plaza 300 172 111 45 13 Scout on the Circle 400 69 165 164163 112 115 115 Rosslyn Plaza Phase II 250 175 110 108 44 14 Cameron Park 302 116 1500 Westbranch 400 176 131 52 78 11 15 Trinity Centre 355 173 161 167 83 162 120 53 117 6862 Elm Street 240 152 61 116 117 187 92 16 Allure at Jefferson, The 338 118 Arbor Row Block A1 268 60 189 188 141 130 9 27 21 17 Pentagon Center Building A 440 64 166 4 156 80 126 124 119 Arbor Row Block A2 426 148 151 19 77 91 90 18 Cityside Huntington Metro Phase II 145 120 Avalon at Tyson West 350 71 192 63 160 62 135 51 19 Boro, The 835 149150 48 118 119 3 93 17 121 Boro Phase II, The 1,550 65 154 23 125 32 2 30 20 Gateway at King, The 352 122 Highland District Buildings C-F 1,210 82 158 155 79 5 29 21 Liberty Center 244 171 122 50 10 31 123 J. R.'s Stockyards Redevelopment 264 153 159 133 121 127 95 86 22 Heights at Goose Creek Village, The 230 124 Scotts Run North 464 157 123 49 128 84 87 23 Lumen at Tysons 398 125 Tysons Galleria Redevelopment 100 136 129 54 24 Gables Old Town North 232 88 89 85 28 126 View at Tysons, The 786 7 134 20 12 25 Cherry Hill 93 127 Vita Phase II 282 59 140 132 94 185 26 Messenger Place 94 128 Vita Phase III 267 137 13 57 56 97 76 27 Ballston Quarter 406 129 Westpark Plaza 1,310 81 138 106 Total Under Construction 6,411 139 107 96 130 Merrill House Redevelopment 50 15 55 101 28 Century Center at Crystal City 302 131 Washington & Broad 304 142 98 29 Crystal House Phase II 295 132 Exxon Mobil Site Redevelopment 100 33 30 Metropolitan Park Phase 6 577 133 International Place 385 179 43 99 24 31 Pentagon Center Building C 253 37 100 134 Merrifield at Dunn Loring Station Phase II 2,331 105 14 32 2400 Columbia Pike 105 135 Perseus at Spring Hill Metro 341 178 58 38 102 33 North Royal Street 90 t 42 34 136 Wolf Trap Hotel Redevelopment 160 35 34 200 Stovall St. 520 137 Breezeway 74 6 103 36 35 Carlyle Plaza Two 368 138 Capstone Collegiate 268 186 40 36 Eisenhower Block 20 404 139 Layton Hall Redevelopment 360 1 26 104 37 Hoffman Town Center 400 140 Paul VI High School Redevelopment 242 18 38 Hoffman Town Center Block 5 260 141 City Center South Phase I & II 412 41 39 Kings Crossing 340 142 Markham Place 310 39 40 Riverside Phase II 767 143 Springfield Town Center 2,500 143 190 41 South Alex 400 144 Potomac Town Center 500 42 Eisenhower West 414 145 Rippon Center 550 43 Residences at Landmark 386 146 Rippon Center Phase II 230 44 Ellis Arms, The 64 147 Potomac Shores 200 45 1555 Wilson Blvd East 561 148 Frying Pan Road & State Route 28 100 46 1555 Wilson Blvd West 331 149 Aurora Station at Dulles 1,031 47 Rosslyn Gateway 273 150 Dulles Station 500 48 Greensboro Park Place 480 151 Liberty Park 1,701 144 49 Highland District Building A 410 152 Makers Rise at Dulles Station 866 50 Highland District Building B 210 153 Reston Crescent 380 145 51 Taylor Plaza at Scotts Run Station South 349 154 Reston II 145 52 11th & Vermont 59 155 11111 Sunset Hills Road 175 146 53 4000 Fairfax Drive 330 156 1831 Wiehle Avenue 504 54 Founder's Row 322 157 Campus Commons Drive 100 147 55 Davies Property 258 158 Commerce Executive Park 200 56 Fairfax Plaza Shopping Center 626 159 Commerce Executive Park Phase II 300 191 57 Four Seasons at Mosaic 127 160 RTC West Phase II 700 58 Orchard Bridge Phase II 404 161 Elden Street Plaza 281 59 Preserve at Westfields 312 162 Isaac Newton Square Redevelopment 2,100 60 Innovation Center South 600 163 Lake Anne Plaza Phase II 50 61 1808 Michael Faraday 261 164 Lake Anne Plaza Phase III 440 62 1831 Michael Faraday 243 165 Lake Anne Redevelopment 240 63 Valley & Park 54 166 Reston Crossing 1,190 64 RTC West 702 167 Spectrum at Reston Town Center Redevelopment 1,422 65 Avonlea 725 168 Ashburn Chase 201 66 BLVD Loudoun Station Phase II, The 319 169 BLVD Loudoun Station Phase III, The 123 67 Gramercy District Phase 1A 350 170 Cascades Pkwy & Potomac View Road 50 68 Kincora Village 1,400 171 Fox Gate 110 69 Loudoun Metro 4,128 172 Gramercy District Phase 1B 332 70 One Loudoun 446 173 Hub, The 1,265 181 71 Stone Springs 128 174 Loudoun Center 774 72 Alexander's Crossing 888 175 Loudoun Parkway Center South 560 73 Jackson Village 695 176 Waterside 2,595 74 Keswick Gardens 240 177 Goose Creek Club 125 75 Southpoint Landing 550 178 Grove at Gainesville, The 560 76 North Potomac Yard 732 179 John Marshall Commons 205 77 Anderson Park Phase II 2,174 180 Village at Leesburg, The 168 8 78 Ballston Station - Ballston 119 181 George Washington Village 1,050 Central United Methodist Church 182 Allure at Jefferson Phase II, The 112 79 Sunburst at Spring Hill Metro 501 183 Crossroads Station 610 80 Tysons West 389 184 Telegraph Hill 350 81 Novus Fairfax Gateway 403 185 Arlandria Center 478 82 Lincoln at Commerce Park 260 186 Huntington Avenue & Blaine Drive 141 184 83 Promenade at Reston Station, The 540 187 Wakefield Manor Phase II 104 Total Planned 27,844 188 Spring Hill Station 3,500 84 223 23rd Street South 353 189 Tysons West Phase II 400 85 Airport Plaza 200 190 Kingstowne Towne Center 800 86 Crystal 650 191 Townsquare at Dumfries Bond 227 75 87 Crystal House Phase III 252 192 Woodland Park East 678 73 88 National Gateway 342 193 Lake Anne Plaza 450 183 89 National Gateway Phase II 331 Total Prospective 57,303 182 16 90 Metropolitan Park Phase 7 359 74 72 91 Metropolitan Park Phase 8 361 92 Pen Place Residential 300 LEGEND 93 Wellington Phase II, The 401 94 5000 Echols Avenue Phase II 50 Lease-Up 95 Columbia Pike & Greenbrier 80 96 Oakville Triangle 400 Under Construction 97 Park Central 400 Planned 98 Braddock Gateway Phase II 255 99 Braddock Gateway Phase III 288 Prospective 5 mi Source: Yardi Matrix a Berkshire Hathaway and Jefferies Financial Group company Northern Virginia New Construction and Proposed Multifamily Projects FORECASTED ID PROPERTY NAME ADDRESS CITY STATE ZIP STATUS UNITS SUBMARKET PERMIT DATE COMPLETION DATE START OF RENT-UP 1 Abberly Avera 11601 Hokie Stone Loop Manassas VA 20109 Lease-Up 336 Prince George/South Manassas 01/16/2017 04/30/2019 04/13/2018 2 Altaire, The 400 Army Navy Drive Arlington VA 22202 Lease-Up 451 Pentagon City/Penrose 01/17/2017 01/31/2019 07/19/2018 3 Dominion Arms Redevelopment 333 South Glebe Road Arlington VA 22204 Lease-Up 188 Arlington Heights/Clarendon/Courthouse 01/09/2018 12/31/2018 08/22/2018 4 Exo 1897 Oracle Way Reston VA 20190 Lease-Up 457 Herndon/Reston 03/27/2017 10/31/2018 05/31/2018 5 Kingston at McLean Crossing 7480 Birdwood Avenue McLean VA 22102 Lease-Up 350 Lee Highway Corridor/McClean/Sugarland Run 05/01/2015 10/31/2018 04/12/2018 6 Arcadia Run Phase III 11775 Boltonia Drive Manassas VA 20109 Lease-Up 72 Prince George/South Manassas 08/23/2017 10/31/2018 03/05/2018 7 Modera Mosaic Phase II 2920 District Avenue Fairfax VA 22031 Lease-Up 222 Burke/Falls Church/Jefferson 07/01/2016 10/31/2018 12/01/2017 8 Silver Collection at Celebrate 2530 Celebrate Virginia Pkwy Fredericksburg VA 22406 Lease-Up 278 Falmouth/Spotsylvania 10/19/2016 10/31/2018 07/04/2017 TOTAL LEASE-UP 2,354 9 730 - 750 North Glebe 750 North Glebe Road Arlington VA 22203 Under Construction 483 Ballston/East Falls Church/Seven Corners 07/27/2018 11/30/2020 10 Centro Arlington 948 South George Mason Drive Arlington VA 22204 Under Construction 366 Arlington Heights/Clarendon/Courthouse 07/05/2018 10/31/2020 11 Gables Pointe 14 1307 North Rolfe Street Arlington VA 22209 Under Construction 368 Fort Myers Heights/Radnor 04/23/2018 08/31/2020 12 Sur, The 3400 Potomac Avenue Arlington VA 22202 Under Construction 360 Crystal City 02/13/2018 04/30/2020 13 Scout on the Circle 9500 Fairfax Blvd Fairfax VA 22031 Under Construction 400 Fairfax 03/28/2018 02/29/2020 14 Cameron Park 450 South Pickett Street Alexandria VA 22304 Under Construction 302 Van Dorn 09/28/2018 01/31/2020 15 Trinity Centre Trinity Pkwy & Trinity Place Centreville VA 20120 Under Construction 355 Bull Run/Centreville/Chantilly 05/01/2018 01/31/2020 16 Allure at Jefferson, The SEC Jefferson Davis Hwy & Spotsylvania Pkwy Fredericksburg VA 22407 Under Construction 338 Falmouth/Spotsylvania 05/01/2018 01/31/2020 17 Pentagon Center Building A 12th Street South & South Hayes Street Arlington VA 22202 Under Construction 440 Pentagon City/Penrose 07/22/2017 12/31/2019 18 Cityside Huntington Metro Phase II 6034 Richmond Hwy Alexandria VA 22303 Under Construction 145 Huntington/Beacon Hill 04/01/2018 12/31/2019 19 Boro, The Greensboro Drive & Westpark Drive Tysons VA 22102 Under Construction 835 Lee Highway Corridor/McClean/Sugarland Run 06/13/2017 12/31/2019 20 Gateway at King, The 4600 King Street Alexandria VA 22302 Under Construction 352 Fairlington/Seminary Hill/West Potomac 11/01/2017 11/30/2019 21
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