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Over a hundred buses parking nightly and others being repaired in an underground facility with upscale housing or retail on top seems highly unlikely.

And all of the shopping centers (Chevy Chase Plaza, Wisconsin Place, Mazza Gallerie, and the Shops at Chevy Chase) in that area have recently had major redevelopment or renovation projects (CCP's is in progress now), so that option doesn't seem like a realistic prospect any time soon. Unless you're thinking Lord and Taylor, but it'd make more sense to just put a residential or mixed use development there.

At any rate, relocation of the bus repair/storage facility is probably the key to redevelopment at that site. Subdivision might also be a possibility -- not sure how attractive that would be, though.

by BTDT on Sep 20, 2012 1:26 pm • link • report

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