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180-Unit Residential Project Coming East of the H Street Corridor

  • December 18th 2015

by UrbanTurf Staff

180-Unit Residential Project Coming East of the H Street Corridor: Figure 1
Rendering of 1701 H Street NE

Development along the H Street Corridor is moving east.

Capital City Real Estate submitted a planned unit development (PUD) application for a 180-unit residential development at 1701 H Street NE (map) on Thursday. The new development would sit adjacent to the Hechinger Mall.

180-Unit Residential Project Coming East of the H Street Corridor: Figure 2

The site will have just over 14,000 square feet of retail and underground parking for residential and retail use. WDG is the architect of record.

Capital City is no stranger to H Street as they are the developers of a 25-unit condo development at 301 H Street NE. The 90-foot project will have amenities including a rooftop fitness facility, swimming pool, outdoor kitchen, and a yoga studio.

The developers aim for completion of the project about a year and a half after the PUD is approved.

1701 H Street NE

This article originally published at https://dc.urbanturf.com/articles/blog/180-unit_apartment_project_coming_east_of_the_h_street_corridors/10706.

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