By Helen Pow PUBLISHED: 22:43 EST, 26 August 2013 | UPDATED: 02:34 EST, 27 August 2013 The Arlington, Virgina parking garage where 'Deep Throat' famously leaked information, which blew open the Watergate scandal to Washington Post reporter Bob Woodward is about to be demolished. Property group Monday Properties plans to tear down the two aging office buildings, at 1401 Wilson Blvd and 1400 Key Blvd in the Rosslyn neighborhood, that sit above the garage that played a pivotal role in ending Richard Nixon's presidency in 1974. The demolition will make way for a new mixed use development, with a 32-story apartment or condo building and a 29-story office building.
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A property developer plans to tear down the two aging Arlington, Virginia office buildings that sit above the garage
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The parking lot is where FBI official Mark Felt leaked top-secret information to Washington Post reporter Bob Woodward
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The garage was chosen because Felt, who was nicknamed because he was on 'deep background,' considered it an 'anonymous secure location'
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It's not yet clear when the proposed demolition and subsequent construction would take place
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