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Plans Filed For 110-Unit Condo Development at Buzzard Point

  • Sep 13th 2016

by UrbanTurf Staff

Plans Filed For 110-Unit Condo Development at Buzzard Point: Figure 1
Overview of development planned for Buzzard Point.

Plans were filed on Tuesday for one of the first residential developments on the boards for Buzzard Point in DC.

Capital City Real Estate submitted plans to the Zoning Commission for Peninsula 88, an eight-story, 110-unit condominium development that will be located along the water at First Street, V Street and Half Street SW (map)

Plans Filed For 110-Unit Condo Development at Buzzard Point: Figure 2
An early rendering for Peninsula 88.

The development, first reported on by the Washington Business Journal in late 2015, is designed by Eric Colbert & Associates and will offer one- and two-bedroom units, as well as penthouses. There will be 24-hour concierge service and owners will have the option to purchase parking spaces.

The new development will be located two blocks south of the new DC United stadium, and is the first of a number of new projects planned for that section of DC. If the timeline moves forward as planned, move-ins could start by fall 2018.

Peninsula 88

This article originally published at https://dc.urbanturf.com/articles/blog/capital_city_real_estate_files_plans_for_110-unit_condo_development_at_buzz/11668.

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