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A First Look at 70-80 Unit Development Planned for H Street Corridor

  • December 23rd 2022

by UrbanTurf Staff

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It has been awhile since we have seen any new residential development pitched for the H Street Corridor, but an 80-unit residential development will change that. 

Plans filed with DC's Board of Zoning Adjustment this week outline details and provide the first images for a large new residential project pitched for the 1000 block of H Street NE. Bisnow reported earlier this week that DC-based developer District Growth had acquired a row of low-slung properties at 1000-1016 H Street NE with plans for a 70-80 unit development. 

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The properties from 1000-1016 H Street NE.

The proposed project, designed by Akseizer Design Group, would be a five-story, 80-unit residential apartment building that will incorporate the existing building façades along H Street into the design. The primary residential entrance will be located at the center of the building along H Street NE, and the cellar floor will house a gym and clubroom/amenity. 

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This new development isn't the only large residential project in the works for the strip that for years was the busiest development corridor in DC. A five-level, 50-unit residential development was proposed for the 1300 block of H Street NE back in May. 

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This article originally published at https://dc.urbanturf.com/articles/blog/a_first_look_at_70-80_unit_development_planned_for_h_street_corridor/20452.

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