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JBG/Grosvenor 14th Street Project To Be Called District Condos

  • October 27th 2010

by UrbanTurf Staff

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On Wednesday, representatives from JBG Companies and Grosvenor and members of the DC City Council met at Garden District on 14th Street to unveil the name of the new 125-unit JBG/Grosvenor development to be built at 14th and S Streets NW. The project will be called District Condos.

JBG/Grosvenor 14th Street Project To Be Called District Condos: Figure 1
Rendering of District Condos

Here are other details about the project, some that we have published in previous posts:

  • The project will likely deliver in Spring 2012. Groundbreaking is expected in the next 2 to 3 weeks.

  • Prospective buyers can register for information here. Sales will start next spring.

  • 85 percent of the units will be efficiencies and one-bedrooms.
  • Pricing and unit renderings are expected to be released in the coming months.
  • The building will have an indoor gym, as well as a roof deck with seating areas, a kitchen, bar, and sundeck.
  • One-bedrooms at the project will come in at around 650 square feet; two-bedroom units at around 1000 square feet.

This article originally published at http://dc.urbanturf.production.logicbrush.com/articles/blog/jbg_grosvenor_14th_street_project_to_be_called_district_condos/2616.

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