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Washington DC New Construction & Proposed Multifamily Projects 3Q20 ID PROPERTY UNITS 1 Crossing DC 818 64 13 3 Riverpoint 480 92 5 5 Beckert's Park 325 218 6 Watermark at Buzzard Point 419 63 65 9 The Garrett at the Collective 375 11 Blackbird 167 26 13 555 194 11 115 9 14 Parc Riverside Phase II 314 181 57 1 16 Estate 264 14 307 40 17 The Kelvin 312 78 180 177 18 West Half 465 31 185 19 Modern on M. Phase II 276 19 184 183 Total Lease Up 4,409 117 18 17 179 182 26 861 New Jersey 750 16 79 31 The Wharf Parcel 8 255 40 1000 South Capitol Street 244 116 57 950 South 300 63 Kiley 315 64 Reservation 13 353 65 The Rushmore 117 178 Total Under Construction 2,334 77 1800 Half Street 344 77 78 Meridian on First Phase II 275 309 79 The Warring 320 6 92 The Yards Phase II 1,200 114 Barry Farm Redevelopment 1,100 115 Corcoran 489 308 3 116 DC Water Redevelopment 190 117 1333 M Street SE 496 114 Total Planned 4,414 183 1333 M Street SE Phase II 404 184 1333 M Street SE Phase III 77 177 816-820 Potomac Avenue SE Phase II 50 185 1333 M Street SE Phase IV 77 178 Buzzard Point 400 218 St. Elizabeths East Campus 88 179 Greenleaf Redevelopment 500 307 300 K Street SW 356 180 Waterfront Station West Building 604 308 Poplar Point 700 181 Westminster Presbyterian Church 222 309 Reunion Square Phase II 131 182 Yards West 348 Total Prospective 3,957 500 ft Source: Yardi Matrix LEGEND Lease-Up Under Construction Planned Prospective Washington DC New Construction & Proposed Multifamily Projects 3Q20 126 41 51 ID PROPERTY UNITS 314 500 Penn Street 300 212 315 DC Housing Authority 2 The Gantry 558 HQ Redevelopment 1,000 314 213 Total Lease Up 558 316 Gallaudet University 6th Street 1,769 322 Temple Courts Redevelopment 517 207 88 24 NoMa CNTR 500 Total Prospective 6,484 215 28 Central Armature Works Redevelopment 640 2 217 38 550 Morse 280 41 One 501 327 316 44 Press House at Union District 356 51 Eckington Yards 457 119 38 Total Under Construction 2,560 209 313 89 208 44 87 300 M Street 457 28 88 340 Morse Street 260 127 89 51 N Street NE 208 87 119 301 Florida Avenue 56 232 125 The Cantata 275 315 126 The Ellis 118 127 Mount Vernon Square 360 128 Sursum Corda Redevelopment 1,142 Total Planned 2,876 128 24 207 18-24 P Street 200 208 40 Patterson Street NE 321 322 209 400 Florida Avenue 110 212 Edens Union Market 360 213 Florida Avenue 380 215 Market Terminal Phase II 445 217 Shapiro North 134 232 5 M Street 371 125 313 2 Patterson Street 577 200 ft Source: Yardi Matrix LEGEND Lease-Up Under Construction Planned Prospective Washington DC New Construction & Proposed Multifamily Projects 3Q20 229 37 222 ID PROPERTY UNITS 223 4 Coda at Bryant Street 154 228 59 Total Lease Up 154 326 327 94 37 Spring Flats 175 219 230 53 The Chase at Bryant Street 333 123 59 Monroe Street Market-Everton 158 Total Under Construction 666 124 324 93 91 RIA Block 7 & 8 331 93 St. Paul’s College Redevelopment 78 94 The Vue 112 118 1400 Montana Avenue NE 108 227 121 RIA Block 1 347 325 224 216 118 123 3210 Georgia Avenue NW 105 124 Hanover 8th Street 377 121 Total Planned 1,458 225 231 319 4 318 320 53 91 317 216 Rhode Island Avenue 1,700 321 219 3212 Georgia Avenue NW 105 220 9th + W 310 221 Bond Bread/WRECO 450 220 221 222 Brookland-CUA Metro 226 Station North Parcel 100 223 Brookland-CUA Metro Station South Parcel 150 224 Brookland Square 263 318 RIA Block 3 214 225 Bryant Street Redevelopment 1,011 319 RIA Block 4 196 226 Howard Town Center 450 320 RIA Block 5 140 227 McMillan Sand Filtration Site Parcel 2 250 321 RIA Block 6 146 228 Park Morton Phase II 142 324 Bruce Monroe Elementary School 273 229 Petworth Place Phase II 50 325 McMillan Sand Filtration Site Parcel 4 281 230 Residence Inn 100 326 Park Morton Redevelopment 273 231 Rhode Island Avenue 110 327 Ravenna at Brookland Station 213 317 RIA Block 2 355 Total Prospective 7,282 500 ft Source: Yardi Matrix LEGEND Lease-Up Under Construction Planned Prospective Washington DC New Construction & Proposed Multifamily Projects 3Q20 ID PROPERTY UNITS 7 The Glover House 226 242 98 8 Tilden Hall Phase II 50 103 239 10 The Stanton Redevelopment 144 46 252 21 AdMo Heights 80 241 249 67 Total Lease Up 500 108 27 City Ridge 687 274 36 Collection 14 233 45 The Silva 172 330 100 329 238 46 The Vale 301 99 58 The Madrona 56 240 60 22nd Street 158 130 Total Under Construction 1,607 328 96 67 Dewey Development 850 323 86 1701 H Street 180 27 8 90 Hechinger Mall Redevelopment 3,000 237 95 15th Street 150 204 96 4000 Wisconsin 716 97 Meridian Hill Park 111 98 The Hartley 323 99 The Modern at Art Place Phase II 300 45 100 The Riverfront at West Hyattsville 300 21 58 103 Landy 331 236 P Street Residences 66 97 36 108 Westbard Redevelopment 300 237 Sam's Park Redevelopment 50 7 120 214 120 NewCity DC 859 238 22 Kennedy Street 70 95 122 The Valvaere 257 239 300 Carroll Street 160 211 129 8th & O 79 240 Fort Totten Metro 345 236 129 130 The Broadcast 146 241 Maple & Vine 75 Total Planned 7,902 242 Takoma Metro 200 235 233 249 Belcrest 131 90 86 204 Mt. Rainier Gateway 185 252 Landy Phase II 400 206 122 274 234 210 206 1338 H Street NE 50 The Residences at Capital Crescent 100 Trail Phase II 60 10 210 Burnham Place at Union Station 300 323 Armed Forces Retirement Home 1,000 211 Crummell School Redevelopment 320 328 The Ladybird 219 214 Kendall Street & New York Avenue 300 329 5151 Wisconsin Avenue NW 280 233 1313 L Street NW Redevelopment 100 330 South Dakota Avenue NE & 81 234 Canterbury 65 Riggs Road NE 235 The Blagden 123 Total Prospective 4,620 2000 ft Source: Yardi Matrix LEGEND Lease-Up Under Construction Planned Prospective Washington DC New Construction & Proposed Multifamily Projects 3Q20 304 299 ID PROPERTY UNITS 12 The Axiom at Cabin Branch 272 303 15 Main Street 70 12 Total Lease Up 342 297 111 35 Aventon Crown 386 47 The Upton Phase II 400 62 62 Black Hills Germantown 1,618 Total Under Construction 2,404 296 111 Poplar Grove 540 142 Westside at Shady Grove 268 Metro Building D 143 Kentlands 365 301 144 Kentlands Market Square-Block F 245 295 Total Planned 1,418 349 273 Research Boulevard 350 294 293 15825 Shady Grove 136 294 Residences at Olde Towne 191 143 295 The Azalea 100 144 142 296 Fairchild 212 300 302 297 Comsat Property 500 298 293 298 Crown Farm 600 35 299 Frederick Road Townhouses 357 300 Kentlands Market Square Phase II 1,000 273 301 Kingsview Station 61 302 Rio Washingtonian Center 1,145 347 303 Elms at Clarksburg Village Phase III 300 47 15 304 St. Annes 76 347 Rockville Metro Plaza 240 349 Emory Grove Village Redevelopment 50 Total Prospective 5,318 1 mi Source: Yardi Matrix LEGEND Lease-Up Under Construction Planned Prospective Washington DC New Construction & Proposed Multifamily Projects 3Q20 187 186 52 166 ID PROPERTY UNITS 169 167 20 The Residences at St. Elizabeths East 252 170 Total Lease Up 252 168 20 30 174 175 30 Towne Square 1,118 173 52 Crest at Skyland Town Center 263 76 306 Total Under Construction 1,381 171 73 Parkside 295 164 172 73 76 Cambridge Place at Westphalia 325 176 113 Victory Commons 80 Total Planned 700 165 154 Allentown Andrews 60 Gateway Center 155 Clinton Market Place North 300 156 210 on the Park 113 154 156 164 Cabin Branch Village 204 165 Cremen Road & St. Barnabas Road 310 113 166 D'Arcy Park North 168 167 D'Arcy Park South 176 168 Naylor Road Metro Station 220 169 Suitland 200 170 Suitland Gateway 271 171 Westphalia Town Center 400 172 Westphalia Town Center Phase II 484 173 14th & Savannah-Residential 68 174 Congress Heights Metro 215 175 The Shops at Park 250 Village Redevelopment 176 Southern Hills Redevelopment 255 186 Skyland Town Center Phase II 252 187 Penn Hill 150 155 306 Archer Park Phase II 74 Total Prospective 4,170 2000 ft Source: Yardi Matrix LEGEND Lease-Up Under Construction Planned Prospective Washington DC New Construction & Proposed Multifamily Projects 3Q20 261 268 33 267 287 263 285 ID PROPERTY UNITS 286 22 Gallery Bethesda Phase II 219 281 290 Total Lease Up 219 345 22 136 137 66 33 Chevy Chase Lake 279 49 Edgemont at 344 280 154 Bethesda Metro Phase II 289 54 Maizon Bethesda 229 66 7900 Wisconsin Avenue 322 265 Total Under Construction 984 343 346 54 284 136 8015 Old Georgetown Road 297 49 279 137 The Claiborne 180 Total Planned 477 342 340 288 261 Chevy Chase Lake Phase II 183 263 The Glens on Battery Lane 520 Glen Lane Redevelopment 265 Hampden East 100 283 282 267 The Lindley Phase II 50 268 The Lindley Phase III 50 341 279 4 Bethesda Metro Center 489 280 4725 Cheltenham Drive 83 281 5020 Battery Lane 280 289 St.
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