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Pentagon Centre Heads to Arlington County Board

Plans have changed for Pentagon Centre, the 17-acre multi-phase development in Pentagon City. Developer Kimco Realty originally planned to build the office component in the first phase, but now wants to start with the residential portion. Plans for the residential portion call for a 25-story, 440-unit project with 10.7k SF of retail and a 10-story, 253-unit development with 15.5k SF of retail. The Arlington County Board will address the amendment next Monday as reported by Urban Turf. The development is in the area around the Costco in Pentagon City. [UT]

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