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360˚ H Street To Begin Leasing This Month, Giant Open By May

by Shilpi Paul

360˚ H Street To Begin Leasing This Month, Giant Open By May: Figure 1
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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This article originally published at http://dc.urbanturf.com/articles/blog/360_h_street_to_begin_leasing_this_month_giant_open_by_may/6495

3 Comments

  1. Michael Parca said at 6:06 pm on Monday January 14, 2013:
    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.
  1. SameOleDesign said at 6:11 pm on Wednesday January 16, 2013:
    Totally agree. Ellington, Kenyon Square and now this... all look the same. Show some creativity Torti Gallas!
  1. Gary said at 11:27 pm on Wednesday January 16, 2013:
    Thrilled that this is coming the neighborhood! This really helps property values. I frankly couldn't care less if it looks like Kenyon Square.

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