Shooshan CompanyOne Virginia Sqaure
This building was developed in a joint venture with The Shooshan Company and TMW out of Atlanta representing a consortium of German pension funds. The project was built by Omni Construction, completed in 1999 and was 100% leased upon its completion to Systems Planning Corporation (SPC), Strategic Analysis and GW University.
Quincy Street Station
The Shooshan Company’s first undertaking back in 1986. QSS required the assemblage of seven (7) parcels of land which ultimately allowed for TSC to move forward with its first 4.1 Site Plan Approval in Arlington County. The ultimate approval was for a 375,000 square foot mixed use project which including an apartment building and an office building (Quincy Street Station.) TSC sold the residential land and developed the office building which was… Read More
Residence Inn by Marriott
In 2010, TSC amended the previously approved site plan for Liberty Center South in order to convert 650 N. Quincy Street from Residential to Hotel use. The Site Plan amendment provided for the development of a 183 key hotel, at which point TSC subsequently sold the property to The Donohoe Companies in 2010, carefully selecting a trusted and valued partner who since delivered the project in 2012. Donohoe continues to operate a… Read More
The Rixey
Part of the Marymount University “Blue Goose” re-development, 1008 N. Glebe was also approved on January 25, 2014. This project is controlled by the Shooshan Company via a ground-lease with Marymount University, providing over 260 apartments in a mixed-use environment with Marymount’s new campus, a great location for the entire market, especially for Marymount undergraduate and graduate students. TSC won an open competition among the top 12 development firms in the Metropolitan… Read More
Liberty Tower
During the due diligence process for the Liberty Center North development, TSC determined that based on a zoning change for the property, density for the overall site had essentially doubled, allowing for a significant amount of residential density to match the existing office that was set to be re-developed. TSC started construction on the Liberty Tower Apartments just next door to it’s The Residence at Liberty Center (condominiums), growing their residential development portfolio… Read More
The Residences at Liberty Center
The Residences at Liberty Center marked TSC’s first ever residential real estate development, led by Kelly Shooshan (COO and Director of Residential Development.) During the due diligence process for the Liberty Center North development, TSC determined that based on a zoning change for the property, density for the overall site had essentially doubled, allowing for a significant amount of residential density to match the existing office that was set to be re-developed…. Read More
GSA Headquarters – DARPA
Upon hearing the news that DARPA (Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency) was searching for a new headquarters location in the Ballston area, TSC worked with the State of Virginia, Arlington County and several government officials to secure a site that could accommodate DARPA’s required Interagency Security Committee (Level IV) Standards, namely an 82’ standoff requirement, something very difficult to find and accommodate in an urban setting. Ultimately the State of Virginia, through… Read More
Alexan Earl
Upon entering into a joint-venture agreement with the current landowner, the Shooshan Company submitted a site plan for the future re-development of these two properties in December of 2014. The proposed site plan includes three (3) residential buildings totaling over 585 units and approximately 580,000 SF of density.
Sweetgreen
Liberty Center is especially proud to be the home of Arlington County’s first and only Sweetgreen. This was the very last retail space remaining in the Liberty Center North mixed-use development, which at lease signing stared at an empty WMATA bus parking lot. Looking back, Nathanial Ru, Nicholas Jammet and Jonathan Newman, who founded Sweetgreen, made a forward-thinking decision that paid off. Today Sweetgreen is one of Ballston’s favorite lunch spots. If… Read More
Rustico Restaurant and Bar
Created by Michael Babin’s Neighborhood Restaurant Group (“NRG”), Rustico is one of Ballston’s most popular lunch and after hours locations. NRG decided on Liberty Center when less than half of the final 2.3MM square feet had delivered, and they’ve never looked back. Since opening Rustico here, NRG has gone onto opening Birch and Barley & ChurchKey in the 14th Street Corridor, as well as Bluejacket located at the Navy Yard Metro in DC. .