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New York Developer Proposes Hotel/Apartment Project at Union Market

  • May 12th 2016

by UrbanTurf Staff

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New York Developer Proposes Hotel/Apartment Project at Union Market: Figure 1
Rendering of planned development at 400 Florida Avenue NE.

Add one more development to the growing list of new projects coming to Union Market.

Plans were filed on Thursday by New York-based Ranger Properties for a new development at 400 Florida Avenue NE (map) that would include a 164-room hotel and a 110-unit apartment building. The two components of the development, designed by SK+I Architecture, would be located adjacent to one another fronting Florida Avenue.

The hotel portion of the project will be operated by MOB Hotels, a Paris company described as “an affordable, social and intellectually-stimulating hotel brand that attracts an artistic and cultural network of individuals oriented in and around a dynamic casual bar and restaurant.” The hotel will house a library, a live stage, an outdoor theater, and vegetable gardens on the roof.

New York Developer Proposes Hotel/Apartment Project at Union Market: Figure 2

The new project joins a growing list of planned developments around the city that incorporate both a hotel and apartment project in the same building.

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This article originally published at https://dc.urbanturf.com/articles/blog/new_york-based_developer_proposes_hotel_apartment_project_at_union_market/11227.

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