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A New PUD Would Bring 215 Apartments Atop Retail to 7th and P Street

  • July 8th 2020

by Nena Perry-Brown

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Proposed development, along P Street. Click to enlarge.

The Shaw development pipeline is getting a little larger — and, perhaps, a little more affordable.

Trammell Crow subsidiary High Street Residential is proposing a planned-unit development (PUD) for 631 P Street NW (map) that would deliver a 9-story building with roughly 215 apartments above 6,000 square feet of retail. 

Proposed development, from P and Marion Streets. Click to enlarge.

Although details are still forthcoming, ANC 6E Commissioner Michael Brown described the building as "mostly affordable", including several affordable two-bedroom units, during an informational presentation at the ANC meeting Tuesday night. The project will also include public art along P Street.

The development team plans to file the PUD application later this summer. Eric Colbert & Associates is the designer. 

This article originally published at http://dc.urbanturf.production.logicbrush.com/articles/blog/pud-on-the-way-to-bring-215-apartments-atop-retail-to-7th-and-p/17042.

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