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Micro-Units and More? Georgetown's Mall Looks to Go Residential

  • August 19th 2021

by Nena Perry-Brown

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Georgetown Park.

A residential conversion could be in the works for a large portion of the mall at the center of Georgetown.

Jamestown, the owner of the Shops at Georgetown Park on M Street (map), has filed for conceptual review with DC's Historic Preservation Office to add windows to the west side of the building to accommodate the potential first phase of a residential conversion. The site is zoned for mixed-use and already has some condominium units overlooking the C&O Canal.

The proposal would include converting over 128,000 square feet of retail and other space in the building to residential units. Architect The Eisen Group is currently conducting a feasibility study.

The unit mix would include micro-units and one- and two-bedrooms with lofts; the 639 existing below-grade parking spaces would remain. As reported by the Washington Business Journal, there could be a total of up to 166 new units. 

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This article originally published at https://dc.urbanturf.com/articles/blog/micro-units-and-more-georgetowns-mall-looks-to-go-residential/18626.

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