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Large 20-Unit Condo Project Coming to Brookland

  • October 23rd 2013

by Shilpi Paul

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Large 20-Unit Condo Project Coming to Brookland: Figure 1
The site, courtesy of Google Maps.

Lock 7 Development plans to build a 16- to 20-unit condo building in Brookland, UrbanTurf has learned.

Located at the southwest corner of the intersection of Franklin Street NE and 12th Street NE (map), the large site will accommodate a new construction project with larger-than-average units, a parking space for each condo, and a sizable communal green space, Dave Gorman of Lock 7 told us.

Each unit will be 1300 square feet and will span two levels, townhouse-style. The developers are hoping to offer private decks and roofdecks when possible. They are considering a retail element or live/work spaces (which explains their interest in demand for such properties).

The project is the latest in a boom of activity in Brookland, and will be located across the street from Menomale, a pizza place that is growing in popularity.

“We think 12th Street NE could look and feel very similar to 11th Street NW in Columbia Heights in a few years,” said Gorman. “It has a great neighborhood feel and supports several small, independent retailers.”

Delivery is estimated by the end of 2014.

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This article originally published at https://dc.urbanturf.com/articles/blog/large_20-unit_condo_project_coming_to_brookland/7730.

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