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Jair Lynch Development Partners

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A New Look For McMillan: Developers Move Forward with New Renderings for Two Parcels

A New Look For McMillan: Developers Move Forward with New Renderings for Two Parcels

Nena Perry-Brown | Feb 23rd

The development team has submitted new concepts for Historic Preservation Review Board approval.... read»

A New Application Paints a Better Picture of 498-Unit Development Near the Wharf

A New Application Paints a Better Picture of 498-Unit Development Near the Wharf

Nena Perry-Brown | Feb 16th

The triangular site houses a former Department of Agriculture building.... read»

A Few Changes for Residential/Retail Development Proposed at Wharf's Former USDA HQ

A Few Changes for Residential/Retail Development Proposed at Wharf's Former USDA HQ

Nena Perry-Brown | Jan 11th

Plans have evolved for the project since it was first shared in September.... read»

530 Apartments Proposed for Former USDA Office Site at the Wharf

530 Apartments Proposed for Former USDA Office Site at the Wharf

Nena Perry-Brown | Sep 14th

Jair Lynch Real Estate Partners is proposing to replace the building at 801 Maine Avenue SW.... read»

Is Another DC Firehouse Block Redevelopment in the Works?

Is Another DC Firehouse Block Redevelopment in the Works?

Nena Perry-Brown | Jun 2nd

Jair Lynch Development Partners is seeking support to rezone two Rhode Island Avenue blocks for mixed-use development.... read»

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