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3131 M St Nw 3131 M ST NW 3131 M STREET NW GEORGETOWN TOTAL SF WASHINGTON, DC 20007 3,450 RESTAURANT / RETAIL OPPORTUNITY ON M STREET IN THE HEART OF GEORGETOWN NEIGHBORING RETAILERS DELIVERY: Immediate SPACE AVAILABLE 3,450 SF — 2,688 SF Ground Floor — 762 SF Basement DETAILS • Corner of Wisconsin Avenue and M Street NW • Currently Johnny Rockets space • Same as Urban Outfitters, Dr. Martin, Patagonia, Michael Kors, America Eats DEMOGRAPHIC SNAPSHOT Tavern by Jose Andres, James Allen, RiRa, and PNC Bank $ CONTACT POPULATION EMPLOYEES MEDIAN HHI WALK SCORE EDUCATION MEDIAN AGE RICH AMSELLEM 1/2 mi — 9,281 1/2 mi — 14,235 1/2 mi — $146,146 (98) Walker’s Paradise (Bachelor’s Degree+) 1/2 mi — 32.89 240.479.7216 Daily errands do not 1 mi — 43,966 1 mi — 114,006 1 mi — $103,437 1/2 mi — 91.52% 1 mi — 30.60 [email protected] require a car. 1 mi — 85.88% 3131 M STREET NW CORRIDOR MAP WASHINGTON, DC 20007 Luigi Parasmo Salon & Spa Thomas Sweet The Lantern Bookshop Ella-Rue Polished of Georgetown LiLi The First Kickk Spott Salon Pejman P St NW Salon L’Eau L’Enfant Galery Just Paper & Tea GEORGETOWN Wisey’s Reddz Trading Soulier Shoes CVS WASHINGTON, DC DC Jewelry Center O St NW MAJOR BB&T ©2019 CBRE, Inc. 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