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Construction on Anacostia's W Street Townhouses Could Begin By End of Year

  • July 7th 2011

by UrbanTurf Staff

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Construction on Anacostia's W Street Townhouses Could Begin By End of Year: Figure 1
Condo section of W Street project. Courtesy of PGN Architects.

Construction and pre-sales could start by the end of the year on the W Street townhome and condo project, the first significant new-construction residential development in Historic Anacostia. The project will be a joint partnership between local developer Four Points and national home builder Comstock Homes, and will consist of 16 two-family homes, seven townhouses and a single-family home that will replicate a property that previously sat on the site of the project at W Street SE and 13th Street SE (map)

Construction on Anacostia's W Street Townhouses Could Begin By End of Year: Figure 2
Rendering courtesy of PGN Architects.

Stan Voudrie of Four Points, LLC told UrbanTurf that the project will likely be presented to the historic review board in September and that a model and construction could start by the end of the year or the first quarter of 2012. The development, designed by PGN Architects, will include 32 duplex-style condos and seven three-bedroom single-family homes with parking and front porches.

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