Prince Georges County development projects

Projects Proposed

1. Residential and commercial project. Timothy Brandywine Investment 1 & 2, Crofton. A site plan was submitted for proposed grading and infrastructure work at the Villages of Timothy Branch. The 334-acre project calls for 1,200 residential units and 305,000 square feet of commercial space on the east side of Route 301, south of Short Cut and Brandywine roads, Brandywine.

2. Student housing. Knox Village Partners, Horsham, Pa. A building permit application was filed to construct an $8million student housing complex, called Terrapin Row, with 445 units and 12,000 square feet of retail space at 4301 Hartwick Rd., College Park.

3. Lodge. Facchina Construction, La Plata. A building permit application was filed to construct a $4.75million lodge for the Alice Ferguson Foundation, based at 2201 Bryan Point Rd., Accokeek.

4. First Watch Restaurants, Rockville. A building permit application was filed to construct a First Watch restaurant that will serve breakfast and lunch at 15606 Emerald Way, Bowie. Another restaurant is planned at the Towne Centre at Laurel, on Route 1.

Projects Approved

5. Hotel and retail. Buena Vista, Lanham. A rezoning application was approved that will change 30.6acres of industrial and residential land into mixed-use space. The property owner plans to build a hotel and retail space on the land that forms a triangle at Martin Luther King Jr. Highway, Route 450 and Business Parkway, Lanham.

6. McDonalds. McDonalds Corp., Bethesda. A building permit application was approved for a 4,000-square-foot restaurant on the south side of East-West Highway, opposite Toledo Terrace, adjacent to Home Depot, in Hyattsville.

7. Senior living. Conifer Realty, Columbia. A site plan was approved for a 120-unit apartment complex for senior citizens on 4.3 acres at 2011 Brooks Dr., District Heights. The property will offer rents capped at affordable rates.

8. Casino. MGM National Harbor, Las Vegas. A site plan was approved for a 1million-square-foot entertainment and casino complex south of the Wilson Bridge, along the Potomac River, National Harbor.

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