The SW section of Washington DC has long been considered by many an area of undervalued Real Estate. What has been missing? A GOOD grocery store, a Starbucks, maybe a Potbelly or a bookstore. That, along with more newer and modern Residential and Office space will help grow this area immensely.
Now the new Waterfront Project; is moving full steam ahead to bring some of these much needed services and spaces to the very conveniently located SW section of Washington DC. Financing has been secured for the 1st of two buildings at the Waterfront Project. See Article.
With major redevelopment 4 blocks away where the new Washington Nationals Baseball Stadium now resides; this entire section of the city is sure to bring many more suburbanites into the city to live, eat and play.
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Licensed in DC, Maryland & Virginia. James specializes in Relocations and 1st Time buyers. As an Accredited Buyers Representative (ABR); he's better qualified to help home buyers find their dream home
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James
Sure sounds like a logical project
Sincerely
Tom Braatz
I totally agree. It's prime! So undervalued and so ready to be baught up by those with vision and forseit into what the city could be. I grew up here. You never went to China Town. You never went to U street. I think those that have seen the redevelopment of these areas know that the action of city revitalization works, and it usually starts with people like the Lerner's who poured millions of dollars into a ballpark.
Good for you Jim - for seeing the future!
I get calls from buyers for this project regularly. It will change the landscape of the water front, that's for sure.