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Preview: The Flatiron and Savannah Row

by UrbanTurf Staff

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Rendering of The Flatiron

UrbanTurf has learned of two new boutique condo projects that will be delivering in DC this summer that will add new inventory to neighborhoods in need of fresh housing stock.

Bloomingdale is a neighborhood where single-family home renovations have become quite popular in the past couple years as home buyers have leveraged an attractive housing stock that just needed some TLC. However, the area is not known for having many multi-unit condo projects, largely because the building stock and zoning in the neighborhood does not allow for the property type.

There are exceptions, though. An apartment building at 143 Rhode Island Avenue NW (map) that has sat vacant for six years will be turned into an 8-unit condo project this summer called The Flatiron.

The existing building will remain in place and the interior will undergo a “Level 2 renovation”, DCRA-speak that means no major changes can be made to the existing structure or building layout. The shape of the property and its architectural use of the corner lot are reminiscent of the landmark Flatiron building in Manhattan, hence the project’s name. PGN Architects, a Capitol Hill-based firm that revamped the former White House laundry into a residence in Logan Circle, is in charge of the design.

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Birds-eye view of Savannah Row rendering

Speaking of Logan Circle, the neighborhood sits squarely in the 20009 zip code, an area of the city that has a fairly low condo supply at the moment. So, the arrival of Savannah Row, an 8-unit condo conversion of a former Logan Circle row house, will likely make hungry buyers in the area happy.

Located at 1215 N Street NW (map), Savannah Row will look like most other historic homes in the area from the front, but a more contemporary building will be constructed behind the existing house providing space for additional units. The new structure will be connected to the existing row house by a glass bridge that will overlook an enclosed courtyard. The project will be designed by Bonstra|Haresign, an architectural firm that comes to mind when people hear “DC condos”, having designed Lofts at 2424, the Solo Piazza and the Woodley Wardman, among other projects.

Both The Flatiron and Savannah Row are being developed by CAS Reigler, a locally-owned real estate development and investment firm that developed The Matheson, a Columbia Heights boutique condo that UrbanTurf covered back in June 2010.

The sales and marketing at The Flatiron and Savannah Row are being handled by Urban Pace. More details about each project below. Click on the website links for more information.

The Flatiron

  • Address: 143 Rhode Island Avenue NW (map)
  • Prices: Low $200,000 to low $300,000s
  • Delivery: Summer 2011
  • Website: The Flatiron

Savannah Row

  • Address: 1215 N Street NW (map)
  • Prices: $350,000s to low-$700,000s
  • Delivery: Summer 2011
  • Website: Savannah Row

For a full list of new condo projects coming to the DC area, check out Pipeline, UrbanTurf’s just-launched database of residential projects “in the pipeline”.

See other articles related to: the flatiron, savannah row, new condo profiles, dclofts, dc condos

This article originally published at http://dc.urbanturf.com/articles/blog/preview_the_flatiron_and_savannah_row/3035

5 Comments

  1. alistair said at 10:53 am on Wednesday February 23, 2011:

    Cool looking buildings. The glass bridge connecting the two parts of the N Street project makes me think of this house:

    http://www.homedesigncorner.com/stunning-home-with-large-glass-exterior-design-oakland-residence-with-dramatic-views-of-san-francisco-bay/

  1. Matt said at 3:58 pm on Wednesday February 23, 2011:

    Happy to hear that Logan is getting more condos. Few options right now.

  1. Skeptical said at 4:03 pm on Wednesday February 23, 2011:

    Nice, but what’s the likelihood that either of these will deliver this summer?
    I’d say close to 0%

  1. Dc looker said at 11:33 pm on Sunday February 27, 2011:

    Prices seem very low for brand new construction in Logan.  Why so low?

  1. robin said at 9:37 am on Tuesday July 12, 2011:

    Awesome building.  And they are delivering as this summer!

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