Jair Lynch
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127-Unit Condo Project With Ballpark Views to Deliver By Year’s End
UrbanTurf Staff | January 7th 2019
Developed by Jair Lynch Real Estate Partners and designed by Hord Coplan Macht, eNvy, the development at 70 N Street SE is the condo component... read »
Upzoning Not Approved for Penn Branch Shopping Center—Yet
Nena Perry-Brown | October 3rd 2017
Last night, the Zoning Commission delayed deciding on whether to approve an application to upzone the Penn Branch Shopping Center. ... read »
Jair Lynch Plans 114 Apartments for Historic Takoma
Nena Perry-Brown | June 8th 2017
Developer Jair Lynch has submitted a conceptual design for a 114-unit apartment building off Maple Avenue in the Takoma historic district. ... read »
Zoning Change Would Make Way for a Mixed-Use Project at Penn Branch Shopping Center
Nena Perry-Brown | June 1st 2017
Jair Lynch has taken the first step toward redeveloping the Penn Branch Shopping Center into a mixed-use project. ... read »
Bowling Alley Proposed For Half Street Development Adjacent to Nats Park
UrbanTurf Staff | March 6th 2017 | 2 Comments
A number of new residential developments planned and in the works near Nationals Park will provide vantage points into the stadium itself. Now, one... read »
McMillan Redevelopment Team Disappointed but Optimistic
Nena Perry-Brown | December 12th 2016 | 1 Comment
Last week, the DC Court of Appeals vacated the Zoning Commission’s approval of the McMillan Reservoir redevelopment one day after the Mayor led a... read »
Key Approval Sets Early Timeline For McMillan Redevelopment
Nena Perry-Brown | May 31st 2016
Last week, the Historic Preservation Review Board unanimously approved the final concept and design for the public portion of the McMillan Reservoir... read »
The Latest Renderings for Parcel 2 of the McMillan Redevelopment
Lark Turner | April 7th 2015 | 4 Comments
Vision McMillan Partners will present its latest plans to the Historic Preservation Review Board on April 23. ... read »
The H Street Development Rundown
Shilpi Paul | July 15th 2013 | 12 Comments
Here is an updated look at the residential projects that are currently planned or under construction for the H Street Corridor. ... read »
Jair Lynch Pulls Plug on Plans For 48-Unit H Street Project
Shilpi Paul | February 27th 2013 | 8 Comments
The H Street NE building that was slated for a 48-unit residential project from Jair Lynch is back on the market as the developer has decided not to... read »
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