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Adams Morgan Residential Project to Break Ground By End of 2013

  • February 4th 2013

by UrbanTurf Staff

Adams Morgan Residential Project to Break Ground By End of 2013: Figure 1
Rendering of 1827 Adams Mill Road. Courtesy of PGN Architects.

A 35-40 unit residential project on the site of an Exxon gas station in Adams Morgan will break ground in the fourth quarter of 2013, UrbanTurf has learned. Perseus Realty and PGN Architects are partnering on the project.

In addition to between 35 and 40 condos, 1827 Adams Mill Road (map) will have 8,600 square feet of ground floor retail. The site is currently leased to an Exxon station, but in the next several months, that lease will be terminated and work will begin on the project. The expected completion date for the project is the beginning of 2015. Sales at the project will be handled by Urban Pace.

The new development is just one of several on the boards for the neighborhood. Others include:

  • A 40-unit new condo project from Altus Realty Partners, Federal Capital Partners and PGN Architects planned for 2337 Champlain Street NW (map). The project is aiming to deliver in early 2014.
  • A 19-unit project from Capital City Real Estate at 1700 Euclid Street NW that is under construction and already selling.
  • A 117-unit residential development will be constructed in the parking lot adjacent to the Dorchester House at 2480 16th Street NW (map).
  • Adams Investment Group is renovating and converting an approximately 200-unit residential project down the road from the Dorchester House project.

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This article originally published at https://dc.urbanturf.com/articles/blog/adams_morgan_residential_project_to_break_ground_by_end_of_2013/6604.

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