Architecture firm Beyer Blinder Belle was tapped to lead the $200 million conversion of a former hotel in Washington, D.C.’s Embassy Row district into a luxury senior living facility.
Historic DC Hotel Once Home to Bushes, Gores, Prepped for $200 Million Conversion to Senior Living
Architects at Beyer Blinder Belle Lead Redesign of Fairfax at Embassy Row in Washington
By Andy Peters
CoStar News
March 18, 2024 | 8:26 P.M.
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- Properties
- Inspir Embassy Row
2100 Massachusetts Ave, Washington, DC
- The Fairfax at Embassy Row
2100 Massachusetts Ave, Washington, DC
- TWA Hotel
1 Idlewild Dr, Jamaica, NY
- Eagle + West
1 Eagle St, Brooklyn, NY
- Companies
- Omega Healthcare Investors, Inc.
Real Estate
- Maplewood Senior Living, LLC
Health Care and Social Assistance
- Beyer Blinder Belle
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