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Jair Lynch Under Contract on Van Ness Days Inn, Plans to Redevelop

  • October 14th 2022

by UrbanTurf Staff

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Days Inn in Van Ness.

The days may be numbered for the Days Inn hotel in DC's Van Ness neighborhood. 

Prolific DC-based developer Jair Lynch has the hotel at 4400 Connecticut Avenue NW (map) under contract with a plan to redevelop the site.

Representatives of the developer met with ANC 3F last month to share this news, stating that they were currently going through a due diligence period. However, it appears a new residential project could be in the works. 

"The vision is for a mixed-use development with residential and ground-floor retail," Ruth Hoang, senior vice president of development at Jair Lynch, told the ANC.  

In 2020, the Van Ness Days Inn was used for several months as a COVID quarantine site for the unhoused and others who could not isolate in their homes. Earlier this year, five people were shot during a party in one of the hotel's rooms. 

Jair Lynch will be back before the ANC this month with more detailed plans for the new development. 

This article originally published at https://dc.urbanturf.com/articles/blog/jair_lynch_under_contract_on_van_ness_days_inn_plans_to_redevelop/20198.

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