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NoMa Walmart Residences to Deliver in Late-2013

  • August 31st 2012

by UrbanTurf Staff

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NoMa Walmart Residences to Deliver in Late-2013: Figure 1
Rendering of 77 H Street NW.

Even though UrbanTurf is technically taking the week off, we can’t help but provide you with some news.

A reader recently wrote in pointing us to the website that has been set up for the apartments that will sit above the new Walmart at 77 H Street NW (map). The site, which has been live for a few months, offers registration information for those interested in the 300 apartments that are planned for above the store in NoMa. 77 H Street, which began construction in January, will include 303 residential rental units, a 83,000 square foot grocery-anchored Wal-Mart store, approximately 10,000 square feet of additional inline retail, and two levels of below grade parking.

NoMa Walmart Residences to Deliver in Late-2013: Figure 2
Rendering of Walmart.

Matt Blocher of The JBG Companies told UrbanTurf that the first residences at the project are scheduled to deliver in the 4th quarter of 2013 along with the Walmart store. The entire development is on schedule to be entirely complete by early 2014.

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This article originally published at https://dc.urbanturf.com/articles/blog/noma_walmart_residences_to_deliver_in_late_2013/5966.

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