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65-Unit Condo Development Set To Deliver In Logan Circle Next Year

  • November 19th 2025

by UrbanTurf Staff

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14 Church

A large new condo development is coming to a block in Logan Circle that helped start the development boom along 14th Street NW over 20 years ago. 

Holladay Corporation is set to deliver 14 Church, a 65-unit project at 1455-1457 Church Street NW (map), at the end of 2026. The six-story building, designed by Eric Colbert and Associates, will incorporate the façades of the two existing structures on the site along with the adjacent empty lots. The development will deliver a mix of one- and two-bedroom condos and building amenities include a roof deck, a bike room and underground parking. 

"We've been working with Holladay for years on this community and think it will be worth the wait," Robbie Cook of McWilliams|Ballard told UrbanTurf. "It's been years since Logan Circle and 14th Street has seen a condominium building of this size and quality and the demand we've seen in early stages is really promising."

Pitched back in 2022, 14 Church will sit immediately next to the Rainbow Lofts, the former auto body shop converted to condos in 2004 that helped kick-start Church Street’s residential transformation.

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This article originally published at http://dc.urbanturf.production.logicbrush.com/articles/blog/65-unit_condo_development_set_to_deliver_in_logan_circle_next_year/24085.

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