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Big Development Plans In the Works for Site in Southeast DC

  • January 27th 2020

by Nena Perry-Brown

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Rendering of previously-approved development.

A new planned unit development (PUD) application is on the horizon for a sited in Near Southeast, and the upcoming plans seem reminiscent of what was previously approved.

Last week, ANC 6B commissioner Corey Holman tweeted that Felice Development Group has filed a notice of intent (NOI) to submit a first-stage PUD application for 1333 M Street SE (map). With submission of an NOI, a PUD application is at least 45 days away. 

The PUD is expected to request a map amendment to rezone the 2.9-acre site from PDR-4 (production, distribution and repair) to MU-9 (high-density mixed-use), enabling development of three buildings: a 240,635 square-foot building with 13,322 square feet of retail, a 466,883 square-foot building with 23,887 square feet of retail, and a 71,289 square-foot building.

In 2015, previous owner Cohen Siegel Investors received zoning approval for a three-building, 673-unit development with 10,370 square feet of retail. A two-year extension for the previous PUD expired last year; developer Crescent Heights had purchased the property in the interim.

GTM Architects will design the future development and was also the architect for the prior PUD at the site.

This article originally published at http://dc.urbanturf.production.logicbrush.com/articles/blog/big-development-plans-in-the-works-for-site-in-near-southeast-dc/16381.

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