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Renaissance Centro’s Tysons Condo Project Goes Vertical

Renaissance Centro has launched above-ground development on its $140-million Monarch luxury condominium tower in Tysons, VA. The project is part of Arbor Row, a mixed-use development rising on the former site of 1970s office buildings. 

Monarch’s new general contractor, Hoar Construction, is on schedule to deliver the 20-story structure by mid-2023. Despite a construction hiatus in 2020, Monarch is more than 30% presold. Purchase contracts for three units have set sales price records for the Tysons market. 

The tower’s 94 residences feature more than a dozen different floorplans ranging from 880 to 4,090 square feet, and priced from the $600,000s to $4.1 million. Prospective buyers can tour a fully furnished and equipped two-bedroom-with-den model inside Monarch’s sales center at 1650 Tysons Blvd., adjacent to the Ritz-Carlton Hotel and Tysons Galleria. 

At full buildout, Arbor Row will sport more than 1,400 residences and 35,000 square feet of ground-level restaurants and shops. 

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