One Step Closer to Cathedral Commons
Rendering of Cathedral Commons
The Giant on Wisconsin Ave (map) will finally close on April 12th, reported The Washington Post, making way for the long-awaited $125 million mixed-use development coming to Cleveland Park. Giant is working with The Bozzuto Group on the project.
The development, dubbed Cathedral Commons, will include a bigger, better Giant. Set to deliver in 2014, the complex will also have 137 apartments, 8 townhomes and about 70,000-square feet of retail. Some residents have been protesting against the development for years; the closing of the supermarket marks a big step forward in the process, and construction should be starting this spring.
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