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A Plan For More Development In Van Ness?

  • September 24th 2024

by UrbanTurf Staff

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Days Inn in Van Ness.

Two years ago, plans were in the works to create a new mixed-income development at the site of a hotel in DC's Van Ness neighborhood. While those plans ultimately fell through, a new plan for development could be in the works. 

Forest Hills Connection reported on Tuesday that the owner of the Days Inn at 4400 Connecticut Avenue NW (map) is interested in selling the parking structure behind the hotel to a developer. In order to be able to do this, the hotel must receive approval to provide fewer on-site parking space to guests; the owner is going before ANC 3F seeking their support for this approval. 

If the hotel is able to sell the structure and a development is put on the boards, it would be the first substantial new project in the neighborhood in almost a decade. Back in 2016, B.F. Saul replaced the Van Ness Square retail complex with Park Van Ness, a mixed-use development with 10,000 square feet of retail space sandwiched between 271 apartments across from the Days Inn at 4455 Connecticut Avenue NW. 

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This article originally published at https://dc.urbanturf.com/articles/blog/a_plan_for_more_development_in_van_ness/22746.

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