North Bethesda Market Explained

North Bethesda Market is a property majority-owned by Capri Capital Partners. The JBG Companies were minority owners of the property until 2014 when Capri Capital Partners purchased the remaining 10% stake from JBG, who also managed the property. In 2014 the Bozzuto Management Company took over retail and residential management of the property, a title previously held by JBG.[1]

Points of Interest

North Bethesda Market is a mixed-use project including retail, restaurants, and residences, located on Maryland Route 355 (aka Rockville Pike) across from the White Flint Mall in North Bethesda, Maryland.[1] North Bethesda Market includes the tallest building in Montgomery County, Maryland.[2] There are plans for a second phase of development, dubbed North Bethesda Market II, which was to include an even taller apartment building, however those plans were scaled back in 2023 and now include a seven-story building and a single story building.[3]

North Bethesda Market includes an LA Fitness, Arhaus, Brio Tuscan Grille, CVS, Seasons 52, Starbucks, and Whole Foods Market.[4]

The North Bethesda Metro station is two blocks from this location.

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Notes and References

  1. Web site: North Bethesda Market's First Residential Units Will Be Ready by Summer. dcmud.blogspot.com. DCRealEstate.com. 9 June 2011.
  2. News: JBG unveils plans for White Flint. www.washingtonpost.com. 14 November 2012. Jonathan. O'Connell. 5 December 2011.
  3. News: MoCo development roundup: First phase of North Bethesda Market II approved . Elia. Griffin. 2023-08-08. 2024-11-24. MoCo360.
  4. News: Krouse. Sarah. Dolcé Amoré Café, Arhaus sign on for North Bethesda Market. 9 June 2011. Washington Business Journal. 2010-06-02.