Lerch Early land use attorney Peter Goldsmith was quoted in a Washington Business Journal article about national real estate developer Dominium’s new multifamily project in Prince George’s County. He served as land use counsel and played a significant role in securing necessary approvals for the project.

The Flats at Glenridge Station is a multimillion-dollar project that will transform a vacant 3-acre parcel in Hyattsville into a 245-unit affordable housing community adjacent to the Glenridge Purple Line Station. It is Prince George’s County’s first affordable housing community at a standalone Purple Line station that is not also a Metro station. As a result, it is the first piece in realizing the vision for the Glenridge Transit Village that was established by the master plan for the area more than a decade ago.

The project is expected to break ground as early as the third quarter of 2025 and will feature a five- to eight-story residential building with structured parking. As Dominium’s first development in the D.C. region, it highlights the opportunity for transit-oriented development in Prince George’s County, an area in which Lerch Early continues to provide strategic legal guidance.

The Flats at Glenridge Station will provide much-needed affordable housing, with units designated for households earning between 50% and 60% of the area median income. For more details on the project, check out the full article “Washington Business Journal – Flats at Glenridge Station.”

Peter Goldsmith  works with real estate developers, multi-family companies, homebuilders, property owners, institutional organizations, and retailers to navigate the regulatory processes in Prince George’s County. He has helped clients obtain special exceptions, zoning variances, rezonings, site plan approvals, and permits, among other entitlements. Contact Peter at pzgoldsmith@lerchearly.com or (301) 657-0741.