One of the very last infill sites on Champlain Street in Adams Morgan is set to begin a transformation into a condo building in the next sixty days.
Presently a surface parking lot, the site at 2337 Champlain Street NW is being developed by
Federal Capital Partners, in conjunction with
Altus Realty Partners. Designed by
PGN Architects, the first renderings released to the public show a modern steel-and-glass complex that's very much similar to the neighboring condo building on Champlain, such as
the Lofts at Adams Morgan, and
Adams Row.
"The project on Champlain has not been named yet," according to
Karen Widmayer, spokesperson for developer Federal Capital Partners. "The project will have 41 condos with on-site parking in garage and surface lots. It's scheduled to break ground prior to the end of the year, pending required approvals."
Federal Capital Partners
acquired the site in July 2011 for $3.55 million, from WWYP LLC, who acquired it back in June 2005 for $1.9 million. The condominium will take up the vacant lot next to the former Brass Knob warehouse, which is has
also been the subject of redevelopment efforts, but will not be incorporated into the old warehouse.
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