A World-Class Waterfront in the Heart of the Nation’s Capital “A magnificent waterfront entranceway.” Pierre Charles L’Enfant Architect of the Nation’s Capital City, describing the Southwest Waterfront to President George Washington BY THE NUMBERS 325,000 325,000 square feet of restaurant and retail space 2,500 below-grade vehicle parking garage square feet 1,750 bicycle parking spaces of restaurant More than 5,000-person capacity Wharf Hall for live music and cultural events and retail 50% of all building rooftops are green space 3.2 million square feet of waterfront LEED-Gold certified neighborhood development (LEED-ND) $2 billion of total investment 3.2 million square feet of residential, hotel, office, restaurant, retail and cultural space 1,350 residences 675 keys in 3 hotels including Carr Hospitality Group’s Intercontinental Hotel 2,500 below- 900,000 square feet of Class-A office space 10 acres of parks, open spaces and civic areas grade vehicle 4 public piers (commercial and recreational) parking garage In a city known for its landmarks, The Wharf will establish a monument to waterfront heritage, creating a new world-class neighborhood along Washington’s Southwest Waterfront. This neighborhood has a rich and storied history that dates back centuries to the early settlement of our Nation’s Capital. The Wharf will Iusher in the next chapter in that history. UNLIKE ANYTHING, AND IN THE MIDDLE OF EVERYTHING The Wharf development site stretches from the Municipal Fish Market to Fort McNair with More than 20 million tourists travel to Washington DC on an unparalleled site access and visibility. The prominence of this location is underscored by: annual basis with specific attractions annual attendance of: • More than 20 million visitors to The Smithsonian and National Mall are within 6 blocks Arena Stage 300,000 • Major Metro lines are within 4 convenient blocks (Blue, Orange, Green and Yellow) Entertainment Cruises 400,000 • Virginia Railway Express (VRE) station’s 6 million passengers are within 4 blocks Folklife Festival 500,000 • Easy 10 minutes or 6 miles to Reagan National Airport’s 18 million travelers Kennedy Center 2,000,000 • Within 15-minute walking distance to Federal City (CBD) Municipal Fish Market 1,000,000 • Only 12-minute walk or water taxi to Nationals Ball Park with its 2 million fans National Cherry Blossom Festival 1,200,000 • A 10-minute cab ride or just 3 miles to the Kennedy Center National Gallery of Art 4,700,000 • Close 15-minute proximity to Union Station’s 32 million annual passengers Nationals Park 1,900,000 • Easily accessible by #74 Metrobus and revitalized DC Circulator service Rolling Thunder Festival 400,000 • Immediately adjacent to Interstate 395, carrying 175,000 vehicles per day Smithsonian Museums 17,000,000 • Resident population of 9 million people within an hour’s drive The National Mall 6,000,000 MaineAvenue SW Market Square SW Blair Alley SW Alley Blair District Square SW Pearl Street SW River Street SW Wharf Street SW Maine Avenue SW Pearl Street SW Jazz Alley SW Pearl Street SW 7th Street SW Riley Street SW The Bend SW Pearl Street SW Macalester Street SW Wharf Street SW Maine Avenue SW Water Street SW Street Water M Street SW M Place SW MaineAvenue SW Market Square SW Blair Alley SW Alley Blair District Square SW Pearl Street SW River Street SW Wharf Street SW Maine Avenue SW Pearl Street SW Jazz Alley SW Pearl Street SW 7th Street SW Riley Street SW The Bend SW Pearl Street SW Macalester Street SW Wharf Street SW Maine Avenue SW Water Street SW Street Water M Street SW M Place SW Leasing Information: Alex Peker 202-730-2014 [email protected] Denise Browning, CRX, CMD 817-238-3638 [email protected] Christina Davies 202-730-2022 [email protected] Hoffman-Madison Waterfront 690 Water Street, SW Washington, DC 20024 The Wharf is a $2 billion, world-class, mixed-use waterfront development located on the historic Washington Channel. Situated along the District of Columbia’s Southwest Waterfront, The Wharf is adjacent to the National Mall with a development area that stretches across 27 acres of land and 24 acres of water from the Municipal Fish Market to Fort McNair. When complete, it will feature approximately three million square feet of new residential, office, hotel, retail, cultural, and public uses including waterfront parks, promenades, piers, and docks. The Wharf is a sustainable, large-scale waterfront development by Hoffman-Madison Waterfront as part of the District of Columbia’s Anacostia Waterfront Initiative. The Wharf development team is led by PN Hoffman and Madison Marquette and is comprised of ER Bacon Development, City Partners, Paramount Development and Triden Development. Groundbreaking is scheduled for 2013 and the first phase of The Wharf will open in 2016. More information is online at www.wharfdc.com. General information is available at 202-688-3590..