About Washington's Southwest Dc Waterfront

Southwest DC Waterfront is a wonderful example of mid-century American architecture, much of Southwest was redeveloped in the 1950-1960s. The neighborhood offers everything from small studio apartments to large townhouses and palatial apartments with water views.

The residential area of Southwest DC is bounded by South Capitol Street to the east, 14th Street to the west, the Southeast-Southwest Freeway to the north, and Washington Channel to the south.

Here are the figures:

Currently For Sale: 61 homes (current asking price)
Low: $117,000
High: $899,900
Average: $$308,962

Under Contract: 13 homes (asking price at contract)
Low: $120,000
High: $865,000
Average: $382,438

Average Number of Days on Market Until Contract: 20

Sold since 1/1/2009 96 homes sold (final sales price)
Low: $90,000
High: $783,000
Average: $286,337
Average asking price for sold properties: $299,395 Average Number of Days on Market Until Contract: 111

Southwest DC Waterfront is a wonderful example of mid-century American architecture, much of Southwest was redeveloped in the 1950-1960s. The neighborhood offers everything from small studio apartments to large townhouses and palatial apartments with water views.

 

The residential area of Southwest DC is bounded by South Capitol Street to the east, 14th Street to the west, the Southeast-Southwest Freeway to the north, and Washington Channel to the south.

 

 

Here are the figures:

Currently For Sale:  55 homes (current asking price)
Low:   $115,000
High:  $899,900
Average: $322,416

Under Contract:  26 homes (asking price at contract)
Low:  $109,900
High:  $539,900
Average:  $313,387

Sold since 1/1/2009 43 homes sold (final sales price)
Low:  $90,000
High: $750,000
Average:  $267,470

Average asking price for sold properties: $282,137

 

 

 

The facade has begun to be attached to the west building at Waterfront Station as the photograph below shows.

Waterfront Station is a 2.5 million square foot mixed-use revitalization in the heart of Southwest Washington, DC. Located at M and 4th Streets SW, the site is right at the Waterfront-Southeastern University Metro Station and near the Southwest waterfront. 

Waterfront Station replaces the old Waterside Mall that was demolished in 2008.

More information about the new Waterfront Station is available on the developer's website:http://www.waterfrontdc.com/project/

 

Construction at Arena Stage is progressing rapidly and the new Mead Center is taking form.

 

 

 

Construction of the new Waterfront Station in Southwest DC is progressing. The first two buildings appear to have topped-off, and the area that will become 4th Street SW between M Street SW and I Street SW is now visually apparent.