List of new and under construction Retail properties in
Washington DC. Search Under Construction and New
Construction retail buildings in Washington DC.
Since January 2001, over 615 development projects have been
completed, which represents an investment of over $19.6
billion, including 28.5 million square feet of office, more
than 27,980 residential units and 2.8 million square feet of
retail space.
With more than 1.2 million square feet of
retail space under construction at the beginning of 2008 and
another 6.9 million square feet in the pipeline there is plenty
of retail demand to be met in
Washington DC.
Project
Name
Address
Developers
Office Sq
Ft
Targeted
Delivery
Nationals Park
1500 South Capitol Street, SE
W27+Washington DC
DC Sports & Entertainment
Commission;
StonebridgeCarras LLC
35,000
3/1/2008
Constitution Square (Phase
I)
1st & M Streets, NE
Washington DC
StonebridgeCarras
LLC; Tishman
Speyer Properties
80,000
6/1/2010
Freedom Forum &
Newseum
555 Pennsylvania Avenue, NW
Washington DC
Tishman Speyer
Properties; JBG
Companies, The
30,000
11/1/2007
300 New Jersey
Avenue
300 New Jersey Avenue, NW
Washington DC
JBG Companies, The; Boston
Properties
2,000
4/1/2009
Square 54 (old GWU Hospital
site)
2200 Pennsylvania Avenue, NW
Washington DC
Boston Properties; Waterfront
Associates
72,000
3/1/2011
Waterfront Station (Phase
I)
401 M Street, SW Washington
DC
Waterfront
Associates; Louis
Dreyfus Property Group
85,200
3/1/2010
801 Seventeenth
Street
801 17th Street, NW Washington
DC
Louis Dreyfus Property
Group; L5K
LLC
11,477
1/1/2009
CityVista: The K & The
V
5th & K Streets, NW
Washington DC
L5K LLC;
Akridge
117,000
9/1/2008
700 6th Street
700 6th Street, NW Washington
DC
Akridge; Monument
Realty
6,804
7/1/2009
Half Street (Phase
I)
55 M Street, SE Washington
DC
Monument Realty; DC USA
Operating Company LLC
13,000
4/1/2009
DC USA
3100 14th Street, NW Washington
DC
DC USA Operating Company
LLC; Carr
Development
500,000
3/1/2008
901 K Street
901 K Street, NW Washington
DC
Carr Development; Brookfield
Properties
7,500
9/1/2009
77 K Street
77 K Street, NE Washington
DC
Brookfield
Properties;
Vornado/Charles E Smith
15,493
7/1/2008
PNC Place
800 17th Street, NW Washington
DC
Vornado/Charles E
Smith; Tishman
Speyer Properties
15,000
9/1/2010
1100 First Street
1100 1st Street, NE Washington
DC
Tishman Speyer
Properties; Opus East
LLC
11,500
6/1/2009
100 M Street
100 M Street, SE Washington
DC
Opus East LLC; Tishman
Speyer Properties
15,000
12/1/2008
1099 New York Avenue
1099 New York Avenue, NW
Washington DC
Tishman Speyer
Properties; Cohen
Companies
7,650
4/1/2008
Velocity Condos
1025 1st Street, SE Washington
DC
Cohen Companies; Square 537
Associates
2,000
9/1/2009
Capitol View
425 3rd Street, SW Washington
DC
Square 537
Associates; Columbia
Heights Ventures
6,861
11/1/2007
Highland Park
3000 14th Street, NW Washington
DC
Columbia Heights
Ventures; Level 2
Development
19,194
3/1/2008
View 14
2303 - 2315 14th Street, NW
Washington DC
Level 2 Development;
JPI
35,000
12/1/2009
909 at Capitol Yards
909 New Jersey Avenue, SE
Washington DC
JPI;
Skanska
6,000
3/1/2009
733 10th and G
733 10th Street, NW Washington
DC
Skanska;
Vornado/Charles E Smith
5,000
6/1/2011
1999 K Street
1999 K Street, NW Washington
DC
Vornado/Charles E
Smith; Cohen
Companies
4,467
9/1/2009
Union Place Phase I: Lorree
Grand
200 K Street, NE Washington
DC
Cohen Companies; Broadway
Management
4,000
5/1/2010
DuMont West, The
425 Massachusetts Avenue, NW
Washington DC
Broadway
Management;
3,000
8/1/2008
Proplocate Realty LLC /
Robert Gamzeh, Associate Real Estate
Broker
Washington DC, Best place for
Commercial Real Estate Invesment in 2009
In this difficult market, Washington, D.C. should be at the
top of office investors’ buy list, according to Grubb &
Ellis’ Investment Opportunity Monitor, a proprietary market
ranking in which Grubb & Ellis annually measures 60 office,
53 retail, 56 apartment and 55 industrial markets against 13 to
17 criteria important to the performance of real estate
investments. Washington, D.C., is the one market that will
benefit from the credit crisis as the government expands to
implement its economic recovery plan.