360˚ H Street To Begin Leasing This Month, Giant Open By May
Rendering of 360˚ H Street, courtesy of Torti Gallas.
360˚ H Street, the 215-unit apartment building coming to 3rd and H Street NE, will begin leasing this month, UrbanTurf has learned.
The Torti Gallas-designed, six-story development from Steuart Investment Company will be anchored by a 47,000-square-foot Giant supermarket, and have two floors of underground parking. The development is located on the western end of the burgeoning H Street Corridor and was built up on a formerly vacant lot.
While leasing will begin this month, 360˚ H Street won’t be ready for move-ins until March 1st, Guy Steuart tells UrbanTurf. Steuart estimates that the Giant will be open by May 1st, but perhaps sooner.
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Looked up this architect’s website and is it me or is this look a lot like the Ellington design they did. Well with one less “finger” and the end building isn’t as cool. just saying.
Totally agree. Ellington, Kenyon Square and now this… all look the same. Show some creativity Torti Gallas!
Thrilled that this is coming the neighborhood! This really helps property values. I frankly couldn’t care less if it looks like Kenyon Square.