Vacant Apartment Buildings Portend Future


On the unit block of S Street N.E. (14 S Street N.E.), a small apartment building that had been vacant for the past year this week displayed a large sign announcing "Luxury Condos from $200,000." A luxury condo from $200K? That sounds almost reasonable for D.C. In any event, people wonder where the new residents will park.
At the end of S Street N.E. is a large Victorian rowhouse anchoring the North Capitol Street block. That house has been vacant for two years, but this year it has demonstrated its future life as a condo project.

That's three substantial condo projects within two blocks of one another, all in the shadow of the St. Martin's 178-apartment building. Residents acknowledge that the current plan for the St. Martin's project does not require that residents pay for parking spots in the proposed building.
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The corner unit that anchors N. Capitol Street is to be four units with owner-designer taking the first floor.The steel on the outside is to be a fire escape enclosed in glass. I have spoken with the G.C. and the lead carpenter and that is going to be a pretty building. Was 14 S st. done by Manna about ten years ago? As an affordable housing project? Our future is brighter.
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