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67-Unit Affordable Senior Development Proposed Near Skyland

  • April 20, 2020

by Nena Perry-Brown

Rendering of proposed senior building. Click to enlarge.

Affordable senior housing is in the works across the street from Skyland Town Center.

Developer MILLER has applied for a planned unit development (PUD) that would deliver 67 senior units in a five-story building at 2419 25th Street SE (map). Torti Gallas Urban is the architect.

The application also seeks a map amendment to rezone the vacant site from R-3 (permitting rowhouses) to RA-2 (permitting moderate-density apartments). 

Southeast view of proposed senior building. Click to enlarge.

The units, which will primarily be one-bedrooms, will be affordable to households earning up to 60% of median family income for 40 years after project delivery; afterward, at least 12% of the units will remain affordable at that level. 

The project will also include rooftop solar panels and five surface parking spaces, one of which will be for car-share.

This article originally published at http://dc.urbanturf.com/articles/blog/67-affordable-senior-units-proposed-near-skyland/16740

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