Kettler opens community in Virginia Beach
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McLean-based Kettler Inc., a major Washington, D.C., area real estate development company, has opened Sparrows Point, a 300-unit townhome and apartment community in Virginia Beach.
The newly renovated community offers one-, two-, and three-bedroom homes featuring espresso cabinetry, stainless steel appliances, plank flooring, washers and dryers in select units.
Sparrows Point has completed exterior community upgrades to include new siding on the buildings, a new outdoor resident lounge equipped with welcoming furniture, grills and a kid-friendly splash pad.
Rental price ranges for the community are approximately $900 to $1,225 per month.
Kettler has developed more than 21,000 multifamily units, 5 million square feet of commercial space, more than 46,000 homes in 25 master-planned communities and many mixed-use communities.
Kettler Management manages more than 31,000 apartments for Kettler and third-party clients in the Northeast, mid-Atlantic, Southeast and Texas.
