Carr Properties’ Chief Executive Officer, Oliver Carr, recently spoke with Michele Lerner of The Washington Post about The Elm’s highly anticipated transit opportunities and first-class amenities that make this 456-unit high-rise a groundbreaking design for the metropolitan area. With the first residents expected to move in next month, The Elm embraces downtown Bethesda’s convivial community, while also inviting it inside with its community-oriented offerings. The 28th-floor Skybridge is a “lounge in the sky” with places for working, lounging, and entertaining, while the 17th-floor terrace is outfitted with grilling stations, a library, and dog park – all with views of the Capitol building, Washington Monument, and National Cathedral.
Read the full article from The Washington Post here.