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270-Unit Residential Project on the Boards For Union Market

  • March 14, 2016

by UrbanTurf Staff

270-Unit Residential Project on the Boards For Union Market: Figure 1
Rendering of 500-530 Morse Street NE

It seems as though every month a new residential development is proposed for the area around Union Market.

Late Monday, LCOR filed plans with the Zoning Commission for a 270-unit residential development with almost 20,000 square feet of retail for 500 and 530 Morse Street NE (map), a site adjacent to Gallaudet University and in front of Union Market. As proposed, the development will include underground parking for 160 to 245 cars. SK + I Architectural Design Group is the project architect.

270-Unit Residential Project on the Boards For Union Market: Figure 2
Rendering of retail planned for 500-530 Morse Street NE.

The developer also included a smaller, alternative option in the plans, which would include 207 residential units, 14,400 square feet of retail and 124 to 189 parking spaces. The development site is currently home to two commercial buildings and parking lots.

If you are keeping count (and we are), this puts the number of residential units coming to the Union Market area at almost 1,500.

500-530 Morse Street NE

This article originally published at http://dc.urbanturf.com/articles/blog/270-unit_residential_project_on_the_boards_for_union_market/10986

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