Hotel to 500+ Unit Residential Conversion Under Review in Tysons

Repvblik, the contract purchaser of the former Sheraton Hotel in Tysons proposes to convert the shuttered hotel into 544 naturally affordable dwelling units, predominately studio, and 1-bedrooms. The renovated hotel will also include around 5,000 square feet of ground-floor retail. Per the filing, the conversion of an existing hotel building to multi-family residential will result in a high percentage of studio units (±85 percent) that will be on average smaller than typical market-rate units and as a result, be more affordable than typical studio or 1‐bedroom units in Tysons.

With the planned adaptive reuse of the hotel, JBG Smith has also submitted two options for revisions to the approved design for Building C on the site. Option 1 calls for a 4 to 8 story mid-rise, stick construction building with up to 245 dwelling units and between 3,000 SF to 7,000 SF of retail/service uses. The second option proposes an 8 to 10 story light gauge steel building with up to 300 dwelling units and between 3,000 SF to 7,000 SF of retail/service uses.

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