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Waterfront Station Parcel
Following are all UrbanTurf articles filed under Waterfront Station Parcel, from most recent to least.
Community Center and Town Center: More Details Emerge for Waterfront Station in Southwest
Nena Perry-Brown | March 19th 2018
In advance of a zoning hearing, more details have emerged for the two buildings at 4th and M Streets SW. ... read »
446 Units, a Theater and a Diner: The Plans for the Last Parcel at Southwest’s Waterfront Station
Nena Perry-Brown | January 9th 2018
Last night, PN Hoffman presented plans for the Waterfront Station II development, the last of eight adjacent parcels to seek zoning approval. ... read »
From Two Offices to 604 Residences at Waterfront Station
Nena Perry-Brown | August 21st 2017
In May, Forest City applied to modify the use of the remaining two sites at the Waterfront Station development along 4th and M Streets SW from office... read »
DC’s Trend of Office-to-Residential Conversions Continues
Nena Perry-Brown | March 8th 2017
Two years after UrbanTurf noted a regional trend of proposed and pre-existing office buildings being converted into residential projects, the trend... read »
Office to Residential: Zoning Modification Could Bring 600 More Apartments to Southwest DC
Nena Perry-Brown | February 14th 2017
Last night, the ANC 6D voted to support Forest City Washington's plans to apply for a PUD extension for two buildings at Waterfront Station. However,... read »
443 Apartments and a Black Box Theater: DC Selects PN Hoffman to Develop Southwest Parcel
Nena Perry-Brown | March 28th 2016
The developers proposed a mixed-use project for the parcel at 1000 4th Street SW that will include apartments, a black box theater and 22,500 square... read »
ANC Supports Proposal For 443 Apartments, Black Box Theater at Waterfront Station Site
UrbanTurf Staff | October 20th 2015 | 2 Comments
The proposal led by PN Hoffman includes plans for rental apartments, a black box theater, artist spaces and 22,500 square feet of retail. ... read »
Apartments, Retail, A Black Box Theater: The 3 Proposals For Waterfront Station
UrbanTurf Staff | September 11th 2015 | 5 Comments
A look at the shortlisted proposals for one of the most coveted parcels in Southwest. ... read »
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