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Shaw Apartments

Following are all UrbanTurf articles filed under Shaw Apartments, from most recent to least.

132 Apartments Atop Retail: Previewing the Plans for the Town Nightclub Site

132 Apartments Atop Retail: Previewing the Plans for the Town Nightclub Site

Nena Perry-Brown | August 20th 2018

One month after Town's last night in town, plans for redevelopment of the Shaw nighclub are coming into focus.... read»

Shaw Whole Foods Development Breaks Ground, 30 Percent of Residences Will Be Affordable

Shaw Whole Foods Development Breaks Ground, 30 Percent of Residences Will Be Affordable

Nena Perry-Brown | November 30th 2017

The new Whole Foods will be incorporated in a mixed-use building that will include over 400 residential units -- 30 percent of which will be affordabl... read»

Whole Foods, A Church and 970 Units: The Shaw Development Rundown

Whole Foods, A Church and 970 Units: The Shaw Development Rundown

Nena Perry-Brown | April 7th 2017

Although there hasn't been a significant uptick in active construction in the Shaw neighborhood since UrbanTurf's last rundown, a lot has gone on behi... read»

The Shaw Development Rundown

The Shaw Development Rundown

Nena Perry-Brown | April 14th 2016

UrbanTurf has been taking a look at the residential developments in the pipeline for various neighborhoods in the DC area. This week, we will revisit ... read»

121 Units, A Pocket Park with WiFi: The Sixth Proposal for Shaw's Parcel 42

121 Units, A Pocket Park with WiFi: The Sixth Proposal for Shaw's Parcel 42

Nena Perry-Brown | February 23rd 2016

Last week, UrbanTurf learned of and reported on five of the development proposals being proffered for one of Shaw's most coveted parcels. Today, we wi... read»

26-Unit Residential Development on the Boards For Shaw

26-Unit Residential Development on the Boards For Shaw

UrbanTurf Staff | November 10th 2015

The planned development would consist largely of studios and one-bedrooms and sit just north of Mount Vernon Triangle. ... read»

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