DC Neighborhood Profiles 2016 highlights thriving retail

2016 EDITION
IN PARTNERSHIP WIT H
The Washington DCEconomic Partnership would like to acknowledge our public and
private sector board members whose continued financial support and guidance has
made the DC Neighborhood Profiles: 2016 Edition possible.
PUBLIC SECTOR PARTNERS
PRIVATE SECTOR PARTNERS
CITY FIRST
BANK OF DC
BOARD MEMBERS
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
Brian Kenner / Co-Chair
Deputy Mayor,
Office of Planning &
Economic Development
Richard Lake / Co-Chair
Managing Principal,
Roadside Development
Robin Mosle / Vice-Chair
Executive Vice President,
The JBG Companies
Jennifer Eugene / Secretary
Manager, Engineered Sales,
Washington Gas
Tom Nida / Treasurer
Regional President, United Bank
Keith Sellars / President
President & CEO, WDCEP
Karima Woods /
DMPED Representative
Interim Director of Business
Development & Strategy,
Office of Planning &
Adam Davis
Vice President of Development,
Foulger-Pratt Development
Ana Recio Harvey
Director, Dept. of Small & Local
Business Development
Angela Franco
President & CEO,
Greater Washington Hispanic Chamber
of Commerce
Angie M. Gates
Director, Office of Motion Picture and
Television Development
Brian Argrett
President & CEO, City First Bank of DC
Brunson Cooper
Managing Director, Corenic
Construction Group
Chris Delucchi
President, Delucchi Plus
Chris Niehaus
Director, U.S. Office of Civic Innovation,
Microsoft Corporation
Daniel Duke
Principal Mid Atlantic Region,
Bohler Engineering
David Weisel
CEO, Delta Associates
Norman Jemal
Vice President, Douglas Development Corporation
Donna M. Cooper
Region President, Pepco
Olivia Shay-Byrne
Partner, Reed Smith, LLP
Gregory ODell
President and CEO, Events DC
Scott Nordheimer
Senior Advisor, Urban Atlantic
Jean-Luc Brami
Vice President, Gelberg Signs
Sean Cahill
Vice President of Development,
Property Group Partners
Joseph Askew
Vice President, Government Relations, Verizon
Kenneth Brewer
Executive Director, H Street Community
Development Corporation
Lisa Mallory
CEO, DC Building Industry Association
Melinda Bolling
Director, Department of Consumer &
Regulatory Affairs
Michael J. Haddad
Senior VP, Market Sales Executive - DC Business
Banking, Capital One
Michael Stevens
President, Capitol Riverfront BID
Mitch Weintraub
Partner, Cordia Partners
Stan Jackson
President & CEO, Anacostia Economic
Development Corporation
Stephen C. Taylor
Commissioner, Department of Insurance,
Securities & Banking
Steven C. Boyle
Managing Director, EDENS
Tara Scanlon
Partner, Holland & Knight
Timothy J. Duggan
Senior Vice President and
Commercial Regional Group
Manager, TD Bank
Tonya Hill
Manager of Enterprise Sales,
Comcast
DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA
THE DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA HAS BEEN
EXPERIENCING an urban
renewal for the past two
decades, with billions of
dollars in new investments
in its downtown,
neighborhoods and along
its waterfront. These
developments along with
new retail, restaurants
and entertainment options
have resulted in the reemergence of several
historic commercial
neighborhoods and a
growing population with
an entrepreneurial spirit.
11%
INCREASE IN POPULATION
SINCE 20101
1.3
MILLION
RETAIL SQUARE FEET
UNDER CONSTRUCTION2
12%
INCREASE IN ANNUAL ABSORPTION

FOR CLASS A APARTMENTS3
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DC POPULATION GROWTH1
680K
649,540
660K
635,342
640K
620K
659,836
620,472
672,228
605,126
POPULATION
600K
580K
560K
WASHINGTON, DC
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
2015
Population1
Male
Female
High School Graduate +
Bachelors Degree +
Graduate/Professional Degree
DCs population has increased by 11% since 2010 to more than 672,000 - its
highest level since the 1970s. Residential growth is expected to continue with
projections estimating DCs population to reach more than 808,000 by 2030.5
Combined with DCs daytime population in excess of one million people and 20
million annual visitors developers and investors have been building new retail centers to meet this growing demand.6
HOUSEHOLDS
Since 2001, 7.0 million square feet of retail space have been built and another 1.3
million square feet are currently under construction. It is estimated that more than
60% of the retail space under construction will deliver in 2016.2
INCOME
NOTABLE RETAIL PROJECTS

UNDER CONSTRUCTION2
PROJECT
NEIGHBORHOOD
Hecht Warehouse at Ivy City

The Wharf (Ph I)
The Shops at Dakota Crossing (Ph III)
ART Place at Fort Totten (Ph I)
Apollo
Uline Arena
700 Penn
Agora
Edison
F1rst
Manhattan Laundry
909 Half Street
The Line DC
Arris
600 Massachusetts Avenue
New York Avenue/Ivy City

Southwest Waterfront
Fort Lincoln/Dakota Crossing
Fort Totten
H Street, NE
NoMa
Capitol Hill
Capitol Riverfront
Union Market
Capitol Riverfront
14th & U/Logan Circle
Capitol Riverfront
Adams Morgan
Capitol Riverfront
Downtown DC
RETAIL SF
DELIVERY
200,800
190,000
135,000
104,701
75,000
72,975
60,000
39,000
27,410
25,729
25,000
24,000
20,903
20,000
19,418
2014 - 2016
Q4 2017
2016
Q2 2017
Q4 2016
Q4 2016
2017
2016/17
2017
2017
Q1 2016
2017
Q3 2016
Q1 2016
Q3 2016
831
800
600
400
644
331
312
314
2010
2011
2012
516
2013
2014
2015
Age < 20
Age 2034
Age 3564
Age 65+
Median Age (years)
20%
31%
36%
13%
34.7
CONSUMER EXPENDITURES ($ thousands)

Apparel
Computers & Accessories
Entertainment & Recreation
Pets
Food at Home
Food away from Home
Health Care
Medical Care
Home Improvement
Household Furnishings
Personal Care Products
Vehicle Maint. & Repair
$960,705
$105,376
$1,255,986
$193,210
$2,076,504
$1,341,883
$1,663,036
$732,700
$660,262
$413,686
$179,871
$418,721
0
1
2-3
4+
37%
44%
18%
1%
Source: ESRI, 2015 Estimates & Projections

(1) U.S. Census Bureau, Population Division (July 1, 2015)
(2) American Community Survey (2009-2013), values are rounded to nearest
whole percent
200
0
$103,105
$67,791
40%
14%
47%
$52,037
AVAILABLE VEHICLES PER HH2
1,064
1,000
Average HH
Median HH
HH Income <$50k
HH Income $50$75k
HH Income $75k+
Average HH Disposable
286,030
2.1
42%
58%
$573,086
AGE
DC RETAIL DELIVERIES2 (SF IN THOUSANDS)

1,200
Households (HH)
Average HH Size
Owner-occupied
Renter-occupied
Median Home Value
672,228
47%
53%
91%
57%
34%
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50 YEARS
With thousands of new residents, new grocery stores, restaurants, and entertainment/cultural options DCs retail market continues to mature. New investments
are occurring beyond the downtown and revitalizing several sub-markets at the
same time. Neighborhoods such as Capitol Riverfront, Mount Vernon Triangle
and NoMa have transitioned from emerging to established mixed-use districts,
and corridors such as 7th and F Streets in Downtown DC, 14th & U Streets as
well as H Street, NE are re-establishing their historical status as shopping and
entertainment destinations.
The opening of CityCenterDC, a 1.57 million-sq.-ft., mixed-use development
(185,000 sq. ft. of retail space, 515,000 sq. ft. of office space and 674 residential
units) in 2014 was a watershed moment for DCs urban retail market and downtown core. CityCenterDC has provided a high-end shopping destination with retailers and restaurants such as Allen Edmonds, Arcteryx, Burberry, DBGB Kitchen
and Bar, Del Friscos Double Eagle Steak House, Dior, Hermes, Hugo Boss, Kate
Spade, Longchamp and Zadig & Voltaire.
SELECT RETAIL LEASES (2015)6

RETAILER
NEIGHBORHOOD
PROJECT/DEVELOPMENT
RETAIL SF
Showplace Icon
REI
Dicks Sporting Goods
Whole Foods
Marshalls
Compass Coffee7
Brooklyn Winery
Americas Kids
Trader Joes
Adams Morgan Hardware7
Capitol Riverfront
NoMa
14th & U/Shaw
Capitol Riverfront
Minnesota & Benning
Capitol Hill
Adams Morgan
The Yards
Uline
Shops at Dakota Crossing
The Griffith
Shops at Dakota Crossing
Hecht Warehouse at Ivy City
The Yards
Park 7
700 Penn
Ontario
66,000
52,000
50,000
40,000
23,000
18,000
16,000
11,000
11,000
5,000
The openings of Costco and three Walmarts have helped bring groceries to food
deserts. In the 20142015 time period a total of seven new grocery stores opened,
anchoring numerous mixed-use projects in their respective neighborhoods.
When the Walmart at South Dakota Avenue and Riggs Road opened in Q4 2015
it become the 29th new grocery store to open in DC since 2000. In addition, two
Whole Foods are expected to open by 2017 with a third planned for 2018/19 and
Harris Teeter has announced two additional stores.
GROCERY STORE PIPELINE2

STORE
Whole Foods
Whole Foods
Trader Joes
Whole Foods
Harris Teeter
Harris Teeter
NEIGHBORHOOD
Capitol Riverfront
H Street, NE
Capitol Hill
14th & U/Shaw
Georgia Avenue/Walter Reed
McMillan
SF
36,000
39,000
11,000
40,000
50,000
53,000
EST. OPENING
2017
2016/17
2017
2018/19
TBD
2018/19
For more information on DCs neighborhoods, incentives and resources available

to businesses please continue reading the Washington, DC Economic Partnerships DC Neighborhood Profiles. These profiles offer a concise overview of 54
neighborhoods and commercial corridors. They provide detailed demographic information, resources, maps and the latest neighborhood updates to help businesses, entrepreneurs and related parties identify new investment opportunities.
Sources: 1. U.S. Census Bureau, Population Division (2010-2015) 2. Washington, DC Economic Partnership (12/2015, F = forecast) 3. Delta Associates
(Year-End 2015) 4. DC Office of the Chief Financial Officer (FY 2016 Proposed Budget & Financial Plan) 5. Metropolitan Washington Council of Government.
Round 8.3 Cooperative Forecasting (Digital Materials): Employment, Population, and Households. Published on 10/15/2014.6. DestinationDC (2014 Visitor
Statistics) 6. CBRE Research 7. Washington Post (4/22/15), http://acehardwaredc.com/stores/adams-morgan-ace-hardware.html
ABOUT
THE NEIGHBORHOOD
PROFILES
The Washington, DC Economic Partnership

(WDCEP) has been promoting business
opportunities in DCs neighborhoods since
2001. These efforts have led to numerous
retailers, both local and national, opening
new locations throughout DC.
The purpose of the Neighborhood
Profiles is to focus on the commercial
corridors, business districts and the New
Communities Initiative (NCI) areas in DC.
In many cases, neighborhoods adjacent
to these corridors are used to identify
specific nodes along the corridors. The
WDCEP works with the Office of Planning
and Economic Development, the Office
of Planning and the Department of
Small & Local Business Development to
determine which commercial corridors and
nodes to profile. The WDCEP does not
define boundaries of neighborhoods, but
generally tries to identify points of interest
within a reasonable proximity of the center
of commercial corridor.
Most demographic information, Walk
Scores, Capital Bikeshare and other
data mentioned in the profile is within a
half-mile (or 10-minute walk) based on
the half-mile radius highlighted on each
neighborhood map. Please note, the maps
and half-mile radius were created for
illustration purposes only and may not be
to scale. All Main Street, Great Street and
BID boundaries shown are approximations
and may not reflect the official borders.
The WDCEP receives information from
several local partners which is used
throughout the Neighborhood Profiles.
The WDCEP assumes this information is
accurate and does not necessarily verify
its original source or validity. Although
every attempt was made to ensure the
quality of the information contained in
this document, the WDCEP makes no
warranty or guarantee as to its accuracy,
completeness or usefulness for any
given purpose.
INITIATIVES &
RESOURCES
GREAT STREETS
INITIATIVE
The Great Streets Initiative is the Mayors multi-year and
multiple agency commercial revitalization effort to transform
emerging corridors into thriving and inviting neighborhood
centers using public actions and resources to leverage
private investment in retail, housing, office space and
cultural facilities. The Initiative has awarded millions to small
businesses and retail developers, and has invested more
than $100 million in streetscape improvements to beautify
public space and to expand transportation options along the
13 Great Streets corridors.
As funds become available new and existing small businesses
will have the opportunity to apply for reimbursable grants of
up to $50,000 per location to cover capital improvement costs
and certain soft costs along the designated Great Streets
corridors and District-supported revitalization areas.
Contact:
(202) 727-6365 www.greatstreets.dc.gov
Great Street Corridors:
14th Street/U Street/18th Street/Columbia Road/Mount Pleasant
Street Connecticut Avenue Georgia Avenue-7th Street H Street,
NE-Bladensburg Road, NE Kennedy Street Martin Luther King
Jr. Avenue & South Capitol Street Minnesota Avenue & Benning
Road Nannie Helen Burroughs Avenue, NE New York Avenue,
NE North Capitol Street Pennsylvania Avenue, SE Rhode Island
Avenue, NE Wisconsin Avenue, NW
SUPERMARKET TAX CREDITS

Through the Supermarket Tax Exemption Act of 2000, the District
waives certain taxes and fees to supermarkets that locate in a
Priority Development Area. Qualifying supermarkets may receive
the following benefits for 10 years:
Real property tax exemption Business license fee exemption Personal
property tax exemption Sales and use tax exemption on building
materials necessary for construction
Contact:
(202) 727-6365 www.dmped.dc.gov
EMPLOYMENT/RECRUITING
ASSISTANCE
The expense to businesses to hire new employees can be a
costly investment in both time and money. The DC Department
of Employment Services (DOES) can help employers defray some
of these costs by facilitating training, recruitment, screening
processes for potential hires as well as tax incentives and wage
subsidies. Additional DOES programs, services and tax-based
employer incentives include the following:
Customized Training Program Apprenticeship Program Work
Opportunity Tax Credit (WOTC) Project Empowerment (PE) Senior
Community Service Employment Program (SCSEP) Virtual DC Works!
Career Center System
Contact:
(202) 724-7000 www.does.dc.gov
DC MAIN STREETS
Through DC Main Streets, DSLBD provides comprehensive
technical and financial assistance to build the capacity of
neighborhood nonprofit organizations (i.e., DC Main Street
organizations) to assist businesses and coordinate sustainable
community-driven revitalization efforts. The DC Main Street
organizations are Nationally Accredited Main Streets through
the National Trust for Historic Preservation. Local volunteers and
community development professionals organize and lead the DC
Main Street commercial district revitalization efforts.
Contact:
(202) 727-3900 www.dslbd.dc.gov/service/dc-main-streets-program
DC TECH INCENTIVES
The District offers one of the most attractive incentive
packages for high-tech businesses in the country. DC
Tech Incentives provides certain credits, exemptions and
other benefits for a Qualified High Technology Company
(QHTC). A QHTC can leverage the program to develop their
workforce, secure affordable facilities for their business and
benefit from reduced real estate, personal property, sales
and income taxes. A QHTC can expect a significant tax
break with the following abatements from DC taxes:
Main Street Neighborhoods:

Barracks Row Congress Heights Deanwood Dupont Circle
H Street, NE North Capitol Rhode Island Avenue, NE Shaw
Tenleytown Van Ness
Franchise Tax Reduction or Exemption Real Property Tax

Abatement Personal Property Tax Abatement Sales and
Use Tax Exemption Capital Gains Tax Exemption/Workforce
Development Credits Relocation Expense Reimbursement
Training and Wage Credits
Contact:
(202) 727-6365 www.dmped.dc.gov
WASHINGTON, DC ECONOMIC PARTNERSHIP

The Washington DC Economic Partnership (WDCEP) is a non-profit, public-private organization whose core
purpose is to actively position, promote, and support economic development and business opportunities in
Washington, DC. The WDCEP promotes the creation of jobs, growth of tax revenues, attraction and retention
of businesses, and distribution of community resources for local DC residents and business owners. The
WDCEP offers the following services:
Site Location Assistance Economic Development Data Entrepreneurship Seminars Tech Company Mentorship
Contact: (202) 661-8670 www.wdcep.com @WDCEP
14th & U Streets/Logan Circle
28 Golden Triangle
Adams Morgan
29 H Street, NE
3 Anacostia
30 Hillcrest/Skyland
Barracks Row
31 Howard University/Pleasant Plains
Barry Farm
32 Kennedy Street
Bellevue/South Capitol
33 Lincoln Heights/Richardson Dwellings
Benning Road/East Capitol Street
34 Minnesota & Benning
8 Brookland
35 Mount Pleasant
36 Mount Vernon Triangle
Capitol Hill
10 Capitol Riverfront
37 New York Avenue/Ivy City
11 Central 14th Street/Colorado Triangle
38 NoMa
12 Central 14th Street/Spring Road
39 North Capitol
13 Central 14th Street/WMATA Bus Barn
40 Northwest One
14 Chevy Chase/Friendship Heights
41 Park Morton
15 Cleveland Park
42 Parkside/Kenilworth
16 Columbia Heights
43 Pennsylvania Avenue, SE
17 Congress Heights/Saint Elizabeths
44 Petworth/Park View
18 Deanwood
45 Rhode Island Avenue, NE/Brentwood
19 Downtown DC
46 Rhode Island Avenue, NE/Woodridge
20 Dupont Circle
47 Shaw
21 East Capitol Street/Capitol Gateway
48 Southwest Waterfront
22 Fort Lincoln/Dakota Crossing
49 Takoma
23 Fort Totten
50 Tenleytown
24 Georgetown
51 Union Market
25 Georgia Avenue/Brightwood
52 Union Station/Burnham Place
26 Georgia Avenue/Walter Reed
53 Van Ness
27 Glover Park
54 West End/Foggy Bottom
NW
Georgia Avenue/
Walter Reed
NE
26
49
Takoma
14
25
Chevy Chase/
Friendship Heights
Central 14th St/
Colorado Triangle
Georgia Avenue/
Brightwood
32
11
Kennedy
Street
23
50
Tenleytown
13
53
Van Ness
Central 14th St/

Spring Road
Cleveland Park
15
Mount
Pleasant
2
27
Fort Totten
Central14th Street/
WMATA Bus Barn
35
12
16
44
Columbia
Heights
Adams
Morgan
Petworth/Park View
41
Park Morton
31
Howard University/
Pleasant Plains
Brookland
46
Rhode Island Ave, NE/

Woodridge
45
Rhode Island Ave, NE/

Brentwood
22
Glover Park
14th & U/
Logan Circle
20
Georgetown
24
Golden
Triangle
Dupont Circle
Shaw
28
Northwest
One
40
36
54
West End/
Foggy Bottom
47
39
Downtown
37
North
Capitol
51
38
Union Market
Parkside/
Kenilworth
NoMa
Mt Vernon
Triangle
19
Fort Lincoln/
Dakota Crossing
29 H Street, NE
52
Deanwood
Union Station/
Burnham Place
48
Southwest
Waterfront
34
18
Minnesota &
Benning
Capitol Hill
42
33
East Capitol Street/

Capitol Gateway
Benning Road/
East Capitol Street
4
Barracks Row
10
Capitol Riverfront
Pennsylvania
Avenue, SE
43
Anacostia
30
Hillcrest/Skyland
Barry Farm
Congress Heights/
Saint Elizabeths
SW
Lincoln Heights/
Richardson
Dwellings
17
Bellevue/
South Capitol
SE
21
SW
NW
14TH & U STREETS/

LOGAN CIRCLE
U STREET, NAMED
ONE OF APAS GREAT
PLACES in America,
is at the center of
DCs renaissance. The
commercial vitality
is centered along
the 14th & U Street
corridors where young
professionals come
to visit to experience
some of the best mix
of high-end dining,
retail, residential,
entertainment and
cultural offerings in DC.
DEVELOPMENT BOOM
5 GROCERY STORES
More than 1,845 new residential units

were built between 20102015 with
nearly 500 units currently under
construction and 855 units in the
pipeline.
Whole Foods plans to

open a second store in the
neighborhood, joining Trader
Joes, Streets Market & Cafe and
Yes! Organic Market.
NEW ANCHORS
WeWork signed a lease for
51,000 SF in 2015
Shinola opened a 5,000 SF
showroom in 2015
Filson opened a 1,200 SF store
in 2015
48%
population
aged 20-34
82%
population with
Bachelors Degree
or higher
$122K
average
household income
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MUSEUM OF
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PRESIDENT WOODROW
$80,883
$190,598
$654,572
WILSON HOUSE
$9,044
$21,349
$72,842
$102,424
$240,925
$842,049
$15,738
$37,110
$129,409
Sheridan
Circle
PHILLIPS
$169,455
$401,420 $1,390,858
COLLECTION
$114,196
$268,918
$921,562
$128,055
$302,260 $1,078,499
$56,926
$134,563
$478,155
$49,140
$113,825
$422,356 Dupont
$33,990
$79,687
$277,140 Circle
$15,289
$36,207
$123,210
$34,290
$81,108
$281,422HEURICH
HOUSE
PARK
43%
HYATT
F LORIDA
SITAR CENTER
VE
RM
ON
15%
38%
35%
11%
33.7

Apparel
Entertainment & Rec.
Pets
Food at Home
Food away from Home
Health Care
Medical Care
Home Improvement
RD
16TH ST
11%
AVE
45%
36%
A ST
RNI
IFO
CAL 8%
33.2
G
MIN
WYO
23RD ST
7%
48%
37%
8%
33.6
24TH ST
Age < 20
US Age 2034
ET Age 3564
TS
AV 65+
Age
E
Median Age (years)
DC ARTS CENTER
19TH ST
AGE
RD
MA
RA
LO
KA
HOWARD UNIVERSITY/
PLEASANT PLAINS
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COLUMBIA HEIGHTS
PAGE 16
MA
ORA
KAL
$111,001
$80,737
33%
14%
53%
$77,326
LU
MB
IA R
D
$113,310
$82,749
32%
14%
54%
$78,330
TRYST
CO
RE
E
BE
$122,439
$92,838
29%
13%
58%
$83,796
DULCINEA
BAR & GRILL
FAIRMONT ST
ACE HARDWARE
RO
MAC PKWY
OTO
&P
COLUMBIA RD
15TH ST
CA
THE
19,792
1.6
M 33%
67%
$701,622
D R AL AVE
YES!
ORGANIC
MARKET
MINTWOOD
PLACE
Average HH
Median HH
HH Income <$50k
WY
HH Income $50$75k
K PK
HH Income $75k+
Average
C KHH Disposable
LMONT R D
28TH ST
IRVING ST
HARVARD ST
INCOME
FOUR
SEASONS
HOTEL
LAMONT ST
32 THIRTY-TWO
6TH ST
27TH ST
28TH ST
29TH ST
Households (HH)
Woodley
Average HHPark/Zoo/
Size
Adams
Morgan
Owner-occupied
RT ST
CALVERenter-occupied
Median HH Value
0
1
2-3
4+
BID Area
Y RD
HOUSEHOLDS
MARRIOT WARDMAN
PARK HOTEL
SS
AC
H
ROOM 11
WALLS OF BOOKS
Main Street
7TH ST
178,829
1.9
39%
61%
$636,562
THEATER
Columbia
Heights
H A RVARD ST
Great REDROCKS
Street
GEORGIA AVE
50,317
1.7
32%
68%
$663,733
Government
TIVOLI
MOUNT PLEASANT
LIBRARY
TARGET
BEST BUY
BED, BATH & BEYOND
MARSHALLS
T
NT S
366,466
49%
51%
93%
70%
42%
VE
TA
89,147
51%
49%
94%
77%
47%
MORTON ST
GIANT FOOD
Education
R ST
U
TIC
EC
BEAU THAI
Population
31,370
NATIONAL
Male
53%
ZOOLOGICAL
PARK
Female
47%
95%
Bachelors Degree +
82%
Graduate/Professional
51%
Degree
PARK RD
E
SHERMAN AV
19TH ST
0-3mi
POPULATION
WOOD
LE
PA
RK
RD
Arts/Tourism
PAISLEY FIG
Retail/Restaurant
THE COUPE
ES
T
E
WARD
0-1mi
NR
O
A
LEAS
MT P
NN
CO
0-mi
MO
GLE RD
18TH ST
L IN
Archives/
WOOLY
MAMMO
THEATER
I AN
IND
V
AA
SW
NW
ADAMS MORGAN
VIBRANT, ECLECTIC,
UNIQUEAdams Morgan
is abuzz with colorful
storefronts, friendly
sidewalk cafes, restaurants
with diverse cuisine from
around the world, intimate
coffee shops and some of
DCs liveliest nightspots.
Young professionals
come for the spicy urban
experienceand stay
to raise their families.
TOP RESTAURANTS
Roofers Unions Chef Marjorie
Meek-Bradley was a finalist on
Top Chef (Fall 2015) and Mintwood
Place was chosen one of the best
new restaurants in the world by
Conde Naste Traveler in 2013.
NEW INVESTMENTS.
NEW OPPORTUNITIES.
$6.8 million streetscape
enhancements on 18th Street (Florida
Avenue to Columbia Road)
30,000 retail SF under construction2
670 residential units under
construction2
220-room The Line DC hotel is
expected to open in 2017
43%
population
aged 20-34
83%
population with
Bachelors Degree
or higher
$118k
average
household income
GREAT STREETS RETAIL

SMALL BUSINESS GRANTS
18th Street and portions of Columbia
Road are designated Great Streets
corridors. As funds become available
small businesses can apply for
reimbursable grants of up to
$50,000 per location to cover capital
improvement and certain soft costs.
Government
RT
E
ST
ClevelandR Park
167,156
1.9
39%
61%
$655,125
GLE RD
27TH ST
AS
SA
CH
LU
MB
IA R
D
RD
G
MIN
WYO
37%U
S
46% ETT
S
AV
16%
E
1%
AVE
Park
MA
RA
LO
KA
RD
SITAR CENTER
YES
OR
MA
MARIE REED
ELEMENTARY
V ST
REEVES
CENTER
U ST
TRADER JOES
LAURIOL PLAZA
A
R ID
LO
T ST
E
AV
ROOM &
BOARD
GLENS
GARDEN MARKET
PHILLIPS
COLLECTION
14TH & U/LOGAN CIRCLE

PAGE 1
SAFEWAY
SOURCE
THEATER
S ST
R ST
LE DIPLOM
VE
NA
NSI
CO
WIS
Q ST
A D A M S MM O R G A N
STUDIO
THEATER
DUPONT HOTEL
Q ST

HUGO
BOSS
1. American Community Survey
(2009-2013),
values are rounded to nearest
whole percent 2. Year-end 2015
GEORGETOWN
PARK
CAPELLA
HOTEL
27TH ST
28TH ST
29TH ST
30TH ST
BTOO
PARK
(With Room
for Big Business Too)
HYATT
HILTON
GARDEN INN
N ST
M ST
. www.adamsmorganonline.org
VE
TA
FOUR
SEASONS
HOTEL
TOPAZ HOTEL
THE LARGEST CONCENTRATION OF SMALL BUSINESSES IN DC

FAIRMONT
HOTEL
OLD STONE
HOUSE
WHOLE FOODS
MARKET
U
TIC
EC
www.adamsmorganonline.org
P ST
NN
CO
HEURICH
HOUSE
MUSEUM
PARKER
KOMI
Dupont
Circle
P ST
31ST ST
COLU
WASHINGTON
HILTON
PRESIDENT WOODROW
WILSON HOUSE
Sheridan
Circle
33RD ST
IRV
HARRIS TEETER
OYSTER ADAMS
A ST
RNI
IFO
CAL
DUPONT CIRCLE
PAGE 20
Average Monthly (10/2014-9/2015) 10,517
34TH ST
ACE HARDWARE
CO
MA
ORA
KAL
CADYS ALLEY
D R AL AVE
MONT R D
BEL
97 Walkers Paradise
CB2
MOUNT PLEASANT
LIBRARY
TARGET
BEST BUY
BED, BATH & BEYOND
MARSHALLS
SAFEWAY
CA
THE
WY
K PK
WALKSCORE
O ST
CONTACT
Adams Morgan Partnership BID
Kristen Barden, Executive Director
(202) 997-0783N ST APPLE STORE
kbarden@adamsmorganonline.org
ALLSAINTS
www.adamsmorganonline.org
WARBY
PL
DC ARTS CENTER
RE
E
Woodley Park/Zoo/Adams Morgan 7,093

R ST
Columbia Heights 12,415
GIANT FOO
TIVOLI
THEATER
14TH ST
28TH ST
29TH ST
45%
44%
11%
1%
PA
RK
RD
PAISLEY FIG
THE LINE DC
43%
47%
10%
1%
TRYST
S ST
METRORAIL
BOARDINGS (Avg.
weekday)
Montrose
T ST
E
NI
LA
19TH ST
SAFEWAY
23RD ST
Dumbarton
Oaks Park
ES
T
EACH
PEACH
MARKET
MINTWOOD
PLACE
24TH ST
34TH PL
0
1
2-3
4+
WT
ON
ST
NR
O
T
NT S
MO
YES!
ORGANIC
MARKET
Woodley Park/Zoo/
Adams Morgan
$177,991
$634,435
CALVERT ST
$19,884
$70,676
$227,033
$816,347
$34,800
$125,307
NO
$374,174
$1,345,460
RM
AN
$251,598STON $893,158
ED
R
$284,913 $1,042,070
$126,850
$462,064
$111,438
$410,805
$74,673
$268,397
$33,520
$119,223
CK
RO
$75,692
$272,598
GR
D
COLUMBIA
HEIGHTS
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Columbia
Heights
ADAMS MORGAN
DR
$55,321
$6,152
$71,351
$10,874
$115,708
$78,329
$89,466
$39,782
$36,749
$23,429
$10,290
WHITE$23,471
HAVEN ST
E RADIUS
H A RVARD ST
PARK HOTEL
D
AN
DL
OO
Apparel
Pets
FoodNAVAL
at Home
US
OBSERVATORY
Food away from Home
Health Care
Medical Care
Home Improvement
NATIONAL
ZOOLOGICAL
PARK
16%
38%
35%
WOOD
LEY RD
11%
33.4
MARRIOT WARDMAN
EXPENDITURES
($ thousands)
W
MOUNT PLEASANT
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A
LEAS
MT P
IRCLE
RY C CONSUMER
TO
PARK
ARE
11%
43%
37%
9%
33.8
SPR
IN
BEAU THAI
VE
TA
11%
43%
38%
9%
34.0
E
AV
Age < 20
Age 2034
Age 3564
Age 65+
Median Age (years)
MIL
U
TIC
EC
D
AN
EL
EV
CL
AGE
$115,099
$82,728
32%
14%
54%
$79,445
WY
NE
KL
IN
NN
CO
$113,516
$83,627
30%
15%
55%
$79,033
PK
CH
HOLMEAD PL
PINEY BR AN
PO
INCOME
Average HH
$118,120
Median HH
$88,899
HH Income <$50k
26%
HH Income $50$75k
17%
HH Income $75k+
57%
CATHEDRAL AVE
$82,692
AR
K
LYMANS
TAVERN
16TH ST
1.7
34%
MACOMB ST
66%
$698,276
47,252
1.8
33%
67%
$716,166
RD
17TH ST
35TH ST
34TH ST
ST
UPTOWN
THEATER
14,240
18TH ST
Households (HH)
Average HH Size
Owner-occupied
Renter-occupied
Median HH Value
PA
R
HI
RE
AV
E
HOUSEHOLDS
UPSHUR ST
BID Area
18TH ST
ALERO
MEDIUM RARE
Main Street
SHEPHERD ST
350,487
48%
52%
93%
71% WINES
WEYGANDT
PETCO
43% TORTILLA
CALIFORNIA
18TH ST
86,349
50%
50%
94%
78%
48%
19TH ST
ST
24,845
49%
51%
96%
83%
53%
Great Street
TAYLOR ST
POPULATION
Population
Male
Female
Bachelors Degree +
Degree
17TH ST
N ST
TILDE
0-3mi
Education
HA
MP
S
0-1mi
Arts/Tourism
NE
W
0-mi
Retail/Restaurant
18TH ST
UPTON ST
AN
SA
S
ARG
YLE
PHO 14
M ST
H&M
RITZ-CARLTON
TRADER JOES
BROOKS BROTHERS
THOMAS PINK
RIZIKS
MAYFLOWER HOTEL
SW
SE
ANACOSTIA
LOCATED NEAR
THE BANKS of the
Anacostia River, this
historic neighborhood is
enjoying a renaissance
with burgeoning
small businesses,
local entrepreneurs
and a thriving arts
scene. Anacostias
commercial corridors
are located in both HUB
and Enterprise Zones
with excellent access
provided by Metrorail,
I-295, I-395 and the
Suitland Parkway.
ARTS & CULTURAL

DESTINATION
SMALL BUSINESS
INCUBATOR
Home to American Islamic Heritage

Museum, Anacostia Arts Center,
Anacostia Playhouse, Craig Kraft Studio,
Frederick Douglass Natl. Historic Site,
The Gallery at Vivid Solutions, Honfleur
Art Gallery, Natl. Cherry Blossom
Festivals Anacostia River Festival,
Smithsonians Anacostia Community
Museum, and Project Create.
More than 25 new businesses

opened in Anacostia in 2015.
Additionally, the HIVE 2.0, a
business incubator, is home to
more than 45 entrepreneurs.

Martin Luther King, Jr. Avenue and
Good Hope Road are designated
Great Streets corridors. As funds
become available small businesses
can apply for reimbursable grants of
up to $50,000 per location to cover
capital improvements and certain soft
costs.
TEDS BULLETIN
14TH ST
MARKET
MATCHBOX
G ST
4TH ST
$3,475
$39,777
$23,795
$32,064
$13,911
$11,653
$7,676
$3,233
$7,670
$48,320
$530,832
$332,755
ST
E$430,757
VE
NS
RD
$188,432
$166,382
$104,579
$44,848
$105,257
M
SU
MN
ER
HO
W
AR
D
RD
BARRY FARM
RECREATION
CENTER
Fort Stanton
Park
RD
RD
ANACOSTIA
UI
MARTIN LUTHER KING JR AVE
ST
UNIFIED
COMMUNICATIONS
CENTER
TL
GAINESVILLE ST
EROY RD
ELVANS
RD
AN
D PK
WY
CONGRESS HEIGHTS/
SAINT ELIZABETHS
ST
CONGRESS
HEIGHTS/
CE
U17
SAINTPAGE
ELIZABETHS
PAGE 17
R
TE
BR
The Anacostia BID is comprised of 30 block faces

radiating from theSAINT
intersections
of Good Hope Rd., S.E. and
ELIZABETHS
EAST CAMPUS
Martin Luther King,
Jr., Ave., S.E. The BID board includes key SAINT
H ELIZABETHS
stakeholders from the private and non-profit communities HOSPITAL
dedicated to commercial
development, retail business
GATEWAY
PAVILION
CONTACT:
retention and location, job training and community
FUTURE
participation. Programs to be
developed
include: clean
ENTERTAINMENT
Edward S. Grandis, Executive Director
& SPORTS
ARENA transportation
team, safety,
streetscape and
beautification,
R.I.S.E.
Anacostia Business Improvement District Corporation
DEMONSTRATION
management,
Wi-Fi and social mediaCongress
services, branding,
2216 Martin Luther King, Jr., Avenue, S.E. Washington, DC 20020
CENTER
M
Heights
AL
marketing
and promotion.
(202) 449-9871 www.AnacostiaBID.org ED@AnacostiaBID.org
L
15TH PL
W
CO
MB
ST
NE
ST
5T
H
ST
RI
S
ERIE
U.S. COAST GUARD HQ

SAINT ELIZABETHS
WEST CAMPUS
4T
H
OR
EY
SQ
MALCOM X AVE
7TH ST
POPEYES
AM
ALAB
A AVE
CONGRESS HEIGHTS
METRO REDEVELOPMENT
Congress
Heights
GIANT FOOD
H TER
ANNA
SAV
MARTINS
FOOD TOWN
T
HS
18T
2ND ST
16TH ST
M
HO
W
AR
D
STANTON RD

whole percent
ANACOSTIA FREEWAY
RD
POM
12,100 Good Hope Road

12,100 Martin L. King Jr. Avenue
52,60085,700 I-295
OD
FREDERICK
DOUGLASS HOME
37%
44%
19%
1%
TRAFFIC COUNTS (Avg. annual daily volumes)
GO
22ND ST
CAPI
TOL S
T
49%
37%
14%
0%
CONTACT
Anacostia Business Improvement District
Edward S. Grandis, , Executive Director
(202) 449-9871, ED@AnacostiaBID.org
www.anacostiabid.org
W ST
UNIONTOWN
BAR & GRILL
ELVANS RD
AVAILABLE VEHICLES PER HH

48%
37%
15%
0%
V ST
BARRY FARM
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0
1
2-3
4+
IN
RT
MA
ER
TH
LU
S ST
U ST
STANTON RD
$1,257
$14,420
$8,600
$11,625
$5,043
$4,208
$2,774
$1,167
$2,774
Anacostia
RD
$240,596
$25,751
$314,793
IU
16TH
ST
DC LOTTERY
DC TAXICAB
COMMISSION
W
AD
E
$17,629
$1,820
$22,829
HONFLEUR
GALLERY
ST
E
AV
TA
R ST
LE ESO
NNRA
MI
D
T ST
ANACOSTIA
PLAYHOUSE
Anacostia
E
AV
NA
YL
O
MI
ANACOSTIA
ARTS
CENTER
295
24%
26%
38%
12%
35.1
$6,377
$657
$8,264
DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING
& COMMUNITY DEVELOPEMENT

Apparel
Entertainment &
Recreation
Pets
Food at Home
Food away from Home
Health Care
Medical Care
Home Improvement
N
AW
IRL
FA
Anacostia River
Park
Q ST
PL
22%
37%
9%
32.2
11th Street
Bridge
Poplar
Point
31%
23%
36%
11%
32.4
14TH
Frederick
Douglass
Bridge 31%
$76,051
$51,175
49%
15%
36%
$56,194
a
An
13TH
ST
$46,932
$31,716
70%
12%
18%
$36,491
CAPITOL RIVERFRONT
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ti
os
e
Riv
STAN
TO
97,309
WATER ST2.2
37%
YARDS PARK
63%
$370,402
AVE
$47,708
$34,186
66%
14%
20%
$37,189
295
NAVY YARD
ING
JR
1ST ST
DIAMOND
TEAGUE PARK
Age < 20
Age 2034
Age 3564
Age 65+
Median Age (years)
LAS PLACITAS
M ST
AGE
4,080 OSTERIA
11,453
2.6 MORINI 2.5
31%FUTURE 26%
69%ICON
74%
SHOWPLACE
$266,000
$291,874
BID Area
John Phillip
Sousa Bridge
L ST
BASE
OLLING
HALF ST
Average HH
VE
CA
HH
AMedian
OM
T
PO
HH Income <$50k
HH Income $50$75k
HH Income $75k+
K ST
FUTURE
THE BRIG
BOILERMAKER
SHOPS
TINGEY ST
Main Street
HARRIS TEETER
SHA
NN
ON
Households (HH)
Average HH Size
Owner-occupied
NATIONALS
Renter-occupied PARK
Median HH Value
M Great
Potomac
StreetAve
HARRIS TEETER
US DOT
HAMPTON INN
INCOME
AL
2ND ST
HALF ST
HOUSEHOLDS
N ST
Government
CONGRESSIONAL
CEMETERY
I ST
30,021
223,624
44% K ST 47%
COURTYARD BY
56%
53%
MARRIOTT
84% L ST 89%
CANAL PARK
14%
37%
6%
20%
2ND PL
SOUTH CAPITOL ST
Population
10,489
BON
Male
45%
CHON
Female
55%
High School Graduate +GORDON 85%
Bachelors Degree + BIERSCH
14%
M 6%
Degree
Navy Yard
Education
395
I ST
SCARLET
OAK
DDOT
0-3mi
FUTURE
WHOLE FOODS
VE
EY A
JERS
POPULATION
8TH ST
0-1mi
NEW
0-mi
ROSES
MARINE
LUXURY
Retail/RestaurantBARRACKS
Arts/Tourism
SAVAN
NA H
SW
SE
BARRACKS ROW
STEEPED IN U.S.
HISTORY, 8th Street, SE
is DCs oldest commercial
corridor and anchored
by the Washington
Navy Yard since 1798
and the United States
Marine Corps Barracks,
for which it is named,
since 1801. Experience
the diverse dining and
retail opportunities in one
of the most prominent
of the thriving Capitol
Hill neighborhoods.
30 RESTAURANTS &
OUTDOOR CAFES
In the past two years 14 businesses have
opened along the corridor including
Roses Luxury, Garrison, Souk, Pure
Barre, District Doughnut, Capital Teas,
Medium Rare, Szechuan House, Nana
Thai, Caf Kimchi, Capitol Hill Frame
Shop, Hoffman Group, JaJos Barber &
Stylist, and Polygraph Creative.
AWARD-WINNING
MAIN STREET
Barracks Row was recognized in
2005 with a Great American Main
Street Award.
TOP RESTAURANTS
Roses Luxury was chosen as the
best new restaurant in the U.S. by
Bon Appetit (2014) and Garrison was
a top 10 in the Washington Posts Fall
Dining Guide (2015).
Retail/Restaurant
47%
53%
$787,108
13TH ST
SE
EA
VE
11TH ST
10TH ST
9TH ST
Stanton
Square
E ST
12TH ST
6TH ST
5TH ST
4TH ST
CAPITOL HILL
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F ST
E
AV
ND
LA
Y
AR
36%
64%
$497,904
CONSTITUTION AVE
CANNON HOUSE
OFFICE BUILDING
GOOD STUFF
EATERY
SONA CREAMERY AND WINE BAR
FUTURE
WHOLE FOODS
2ND PL
HARRIS TEETER
K ST
COURTYARD BY
MARRIOTT
K ST
FUTURE
THE BRIG
L ST
GORDON
BIERSCH
LAS PLACITAS
M ST
1ST ST
Navy Yard
HARRIS TEETER
US DOT
BOILERMAKER
SHOPS
TINGEY ST
HAMPTON INN
OSTERIA
MORINI
FUTURE
ICON
SHOWPLACE
NATIONALS
PARK
L ST
CANAL PARK
295
NAVY YARD
WATER ST
a
n
A
YARDS PARK
METRORAIL
P ST BOARDINGS (Avg. weekday)
Average Monthly (10/2014-9/2015) 8,273
1ST ST
Channel
Source: ESRI, 2015 Estimates

& Projections
FORT LESLIE
J
1. American Community
Survey (2009-2013), values are rounded to nearest
MCNAIR
whole percent
CONTACT
Barracks Row Main Street, Inc.
Martin Smith, Exec Director
(202) 544-3188, martin@barracksrow.org
www.barracksrow.org
Frederick
Douglass
Bridge
ti
s
o
Anacostia R
Park
11th Street
Bridge
Poplar
Point
ANACOSTIA
ARTS
CENTER
295
ANACOSTIA
PLAYHOUSE
Anacostia
HONFLEUR
GALLERY
AVE
TO
PO
CAPITOL
RIVERFRONT
PAGE 10
DC LOTTERY
DC TAXICAB
COMMISSION
Anacostia
IN
RT
MA
ER
TH
LU
ING
JR
FUTURE
DC UNITED
SOCCER
STADIUM
HALF ST
97 Walkers Paradise
VE
CA
MA
PL
WALKSCORE
2ND ST
ngton
DIAMOND
TEAGUE PARK
SHA
NN
ON
Eastern Market 6,194
Poto
I ST
4TH ST
2ND ST
BON
CHON
395
I ST
SCARLET
OAK
MARINE
BARRACKS
UNIONTOWN
BAR & GRILL
U ST
ST
40%
44%
15%
1%
14TH ST
G ST
ROSES
LUXURY
14TH
O ST
28%N ST
51%
20%
0%
ES
YES! ORGANIC
MARKET
13TH
ST
4TH ST
28%
54%
18%
0%
C ST
MATCHBOX
DDOT
AVE
DS
TEDS BULLETIN
HALF ST
$63,292
$699,176
$445,860
$550,440
$242,151
$209,096
$137,089
$59,963
$138,581
T
S OU
LINA
AR O
HC
E ST
SOUTH CAPITOL ST
$15,356
$163,470
$109,633
$127,564
$56,712
$52,152
$32,975
$14,454
$33,097
DELA
WAR
E AV
E
6TH ST
$5,401
$57,558
I ST
$38,638
$45,041
$20,024
$18,624
$11,632
$5,066
$11,626
FUTURE
TRADER
JOES
E
AV
KY
UC
NT
Eastern
Market
D ST
VE
EY A
JERS
$321,163
$34,756
$413,891
15TH ST
C ST
Capitol
South
NEW
$77,563
$8,601
$100,544
SE
TT
SA
VE
IU
EASTERN MARKET
30%
38%
11%
34.5
$27,326
$3,022
$35,498
R
CA
C ST
CONSUMER
EXPENDITURES ($ thousands)
395
Apparel
Computers & Accessories G ST
Entertainment &
Recreation
Pets
Food at Home
Food away from Home
Health Care
Medical Care
Home Improvement
SAFEWAY
ARENA STAGE
M
Waterfront/
SEU
H
RT
NO
MI
LE
RROW
BARRACKS
AD
E
AV
INA
OL
KE
E ST
INDEPENDENCE AVE
HI OFFICE BUILDING
NG
TO
N
AV
16%
15%E
21%
34%
39%
11%
35.4
MA
SS
AC
HU
LIBRARY OF
CONGRESS
14TH ST
$99,129
$55,512
26%
46%
11%
13%
63%
41%
$85,905 HOUSE$61,101
RAYBURN
Age < 20
M 34%
Age 2034
L'Enfant Age 3564
Federal 39%
Plaza
Center SW
Age 65+
12%
RESIDENCE INN
Median
(years)
35.5
BY Age
MARRIOTT
Lincoln
Park
EAST CAPITOL ST
8TH ST
$128,840
$107,139
24%
10%
67%
W
$89,963
AS
3RD ST
4TH ST
UNITED
STATES
$123,434CAPITOL$84,785
6TH ST
Average HH
Median HH
HHNATIONAL
Income <$50k
& SPACE
HHAIR
Income
$50$75k
MUSEUM
HH Income $75k+
0
1
2-3
4+
BID Area
ATLAS
THEATER
SUPREME
COURT
INCOME
AGE
ROCK N ROLL HOTEL
Main Street
TE
NN
ES
Owner-occupied
Renter-occupied
NATIONAL
GALLERY
OF ART
Median
HH Value
6,490
1.9
46%
54%
$885,651
8TH ST
PEN
NSY Households (HH)
LVA
Average
NIA HH Size
AVE
UNION
STATION
E
AV
Union
A
Station
N
A
SI
19,192
115,145Plaza
UI
LO1.9
2.1
GreatCHILI
Street
BENS
BOWL
SEC
7TH ST
HOUSEHOLDS
C ST
252,377
48%
52%
90%
49%
28%
1ST ST
AA
3RD ST
I AN
IND
38,084
49%
51%
96%
78%
47%
2ND ST
MUSEUM
Population
12,897
F ST
50%
SIDNEY Male
HARMAN
HALL Female M Judiciary Sq 50%
High School
97%
E ST Graduate +
WOOLY
Bachelors Degree +
82%
MAMMOTH
THEATER
51%
D ST
Degree
VE
RED ROCKS
G ST
3RD ST
BUILDING
CENTER
Union
Station
POPULATION
NATIONAL
VERIZON
H STREET CONNECTION
Education
Government
Arts/Tourism
2ND ST
0-3mi
1ST ST
G ST
TAYLOR
GOURMET
FUTURE
WHOLE FOODS
H ST
MA
SS
AC
H
0-mi USE0-1mi
TT
SA
VE
H ST
GALLERY PLACE
GIANT FOOD
NOR
WALMART
LE PAIN
QUOTIDIEN
WALGREENS
PANERA BREAD
V ST
W ST
SW
SE
BARRY FARM
ONE OF FOUR NEW
COMMUNITIES
INITIATIVES, the Barry
Farm redevelopment
will transform the
neighborhood into a
vibrant neighborhood
with approximately
1,400 mixed-income
units of rental and
for sale housing and
55,000 square feet
of retail space.
NEW COMMUNITIES
INITIATIVE
The New Communities Initiative is a
DC government program designed
to revitalize severely distressed
subsidized housing, redevelop
neighborhoods into vibrant mixedincome communities and address the
human capital needs for residents.
1,400 /
55,000 SF
New residential units and neighborhoodserving retail SF planned for the
Barry Farm redevelopment.
47,000
SF in the new
Barry Farm Recreation & Aquatic
Center opened in 2015.
1.86
MILLION
Potential SF of the Barry Farm

redevelopment plan.
37%
25%
32%
7%
27.6
2ND PL
4TH ST
BOILERMAKER
SHOPS
TINGEY ST
OSTERIA
MORINI
WATER ST
FUTURE
ICON
SHOWPLACE
CAPITOL RIVERFRONT
PAGE 10
VE
CA
MA
TO
PO
Frederick
Douglass
Bridge
Poplar
Point
ADIU
LE R
$434
$5,083
$3,029
$3,998
$1,736
$1,418
$969
$410
$969
$1,586
$18,519
$11,080
$14,705
$6,371
$5,358
$3,533
$1,483
$3,534
$48,407
$531,299
$336,345
$425,857
$186,618
$163,847
$104,933
$45,267
$105,556
ANACOSTIA
PLAYHOUSE
DC LOTTERY
DC TAXICAB
COMMISSION
Anacostia
M
SU
MN
ER
ST
EV
EN
S
BARRY FARM
RECREATION
CENTER
UI
METRORAIL BOARDINGS (Avg. weekday)
CONGRESS HEIGHTS/
SAINT ELIZABETHS
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RI
S
RD
RD
EROY RD
ELVANS
RD
AN
D PK
WY
SAINT ELIZABETHS
EAST CAMPUS
SAINT
ELIZABETH
HOSPITAL
4T
H
NE
W
CO
MB
FUTURE
ENTERTAINMENT
& SPORTS ARENA
ST
ST
GATEWAY
PAVILION
2ND ST
ANACOSTIA FREEWAY
TL
UNIFIED
COMMUNICATIONS
CENTER
SAINT ELIZABETHS
WEST CAMPUS
Anacostia 7,172

whole percent
OR
STANTON RD
U.S. COAST GUARD HQ
U.S. NAVAL
STATION

82,600 - 85,700 I-295
RD
POM
37%
45%
18%
1%
ANACOSTIA
PAGE 3
BARRY FARM
ST
5T
H
48%
40%
12%
0%
UNIONTOWN
BAR & GRILL
ER
TH
LU
HO
W
AR
D
59%
28%
13%
0%
IN
RT
MA
HO
W
AR
D
RD
RD
HONFLEUR
GALLERY
13TH
ST
Anacostia

0
1
2-3
4+
ANACOSTIA
ARTS
CENTER
295
RD
$242,723
$26,127
$315,649
DEPART
& COMM
W
AD
E
$8,222
$844
$10,576
11th Street
Bridge
CAPI
TOL S
T
$2,258
$232
$2,885
a
n
A
YARDS PARK

Apparel
Entertainment &
Recreation
Pets
Food at Home
Food away from Home
Health Care
Medical Care
Home Improvement
295
NAVY YARD
AVE
23%
28%
38%
11%
34.7
HARRIS TEETER
US DOT
PL
34%
24%
35%
8%
30.3
M ST
HAMPTON INN
HALF ST
13%
17%
$36,031
$80,438
$55,172
46%
15%
40%
$59,227
FORT LESLIE J
MCNAIR 69%
L ST
ING
JR
Age < 20
Age 2034
Age 3564
Age 65+
Median Age (years)
$46,537
$30,528
SOCCER
STADIUM
K ST
BID Area
LAS PLACITAS
SHA
NN
ON
Channel
AGE
$47,238
$29,291
67%
13%
20%
$37,217
Main Street
THE BRIG
L ST
DIAMOND
TEAGUE PARK
1ST ST
ngton
Average HH
Median HH
HH Income <$50k
HH Income $50$75k
HH Income $75k+
92,339
2.1
35%
65%
FUTURE
$424,429
DC UNITED
GovernmentFUTUREGreat Street
CANAL PARK
Navy Yard
NATIONALS
PARK
2ND ST
shi
INCOME
HALF ST
N ST
HOUSEHOLDS
1,442 P ST
5,369
2.8
2.7
23%
25%
77%
75%
$249,123
$271,030
GORDON
BIERSCH
DDOT
O ST
Households (HH)
Average HH Size
Owner-occupied
Renter-occupied
Median HH Value
MARRIOTT
MARTINS
FOOD TOWN
R.I.S.E.
DEMONSTRATION
CENTER
AL
L
JOINT BASE
ANACOSTIA-BOLLING
EY
Congress
Heights
SQ
MALCOM X AVE
CONTACT
Office of the Deputy Mayor for Planning &
Angie Rodgers, Director, New Communities Initiative
(202) 727-6365, angie.rodgers@dc.gov
7TH ST
POPEYES
AM
ALAB
NN
AH
ST
CONGRESS
HEIGHTS
SCHOOL
PL
A AVE
CONGRESS HEIGHTS
METRO REDEVELOPMENT
1 0 T H PL
4TH ST
Wa
206,971
47%
53%
90%
43%
24%
K ST
Arts/Tourism
COURTYARDEducation
BY
1ST ST
4,029 M 15,038
Waterfront/
43%
45%
57%SEU 55%
82%
83%
13%
13%
4%
6%
Population
Male
Female
Bachelors Degree +
Degree
0-3mi
2ND ST
SOUTH CAPITOL ST
SAFEWAY
DELA
WAR
E AV
E
ST
ARENA STAGE
POPULATION
0-1mi
BON
CHON
Retail/Restaurant
HARRIS TEET
I ST
I ST
AVE
ER
AT
W
0-mi
SCARLET
OAK
RSEY
THE WHARF
395
W JE
VE
I ST
NNAH
SAVA
ST
S
RES
ST
G
CON
Con
He
SW/
SW
SE
BELLEVUE/
SOUTH CAPITOL
BELLEVUE IS AN
EMERGING residential
neighborhood, filled with
community character
and cultural significance.
Recent new development
includes the William
O. Lockridge/Bellevue
Neighborhood Library
and Conway Health
and Resource Center.
Additionally, both Martin
Luther King, Jr. Avenue
and South Capitol Street
are on the cusp of
exciting new economic
development growth.
TRINITY PLAZA
Bellevues newest mixed-use
development opened in 2015
and offers 49 apartments and
6,000 SF of retail space.
SOUTH CAPITOL STREET

SHOPPING CENTER
REDEVELOPMENT
The center will be redeveloped
by City Interests & Michaels
Development Corporation into a $52
million, 225,000 SF mixed-use project
with 195 residential units and 5,000
SF of retail space.

Martin Luther King, Jr. Avenue and
South Capitol Street are designated
Great Streets corridors. As funds
capital improvements and certain soft
costs.
CONWAY HEALTH &

RESOURCE CENTER
The 50,000 SF center opened in
2013 and offers medical, dental,
and behavioral healthcare for
local residents.
Great Street
Main Street
NE
W
CO
MB
BID Area
ST
MARTINS
FOOD TOWN
AL
L
JOINT BASE
ANACOSTIA-BOLLING
7TH ST
POPEY
ST
JR
6TH ST
ER
S
OT
H
KIN
G
BR
HE
R
MI
1ST ST
LE
IP
SS
SI
IS
M
RA
DI
ST
DANBURY ST
HADLEY
MEMORIAL
HOSPITAL
SOUTH
CAPITOL
SHOPPING
CENTER
PNC
BANK
FORRESTER ST
VE
JR A

18,600-28,100 South Capital Street
82,600-85,700 I-295
WALKSCORE
S
D
M

whole percent
T
JOLIE
AR
YL
AN
73 Very Walkable
CONTACT
Washington, DC Economic Partnership,
Chad Shuskey, SVP, Research, (202) 661-8670
N
DO
EY
E
AV
R
TE
ATLANTIC ST
I NG
30%
44%
24%
1%
CHESAPEAKE ST
CONWAY HEALTH
& RESOURCE CENTER
HE R K
48%
37%
15%
0%
WILLIAM O. LOCKRIDGE/
BELLEVUE NEIGHBORHOOD
LIBRARY
MARTIN LUT
50%
40%
11%
0%
ST
N
CO
4TH ST
$33,535
$360,967
$226,463
$295,800
$129,582
$114,643
$72,052
$30,970
$72,553
ATLANTI
C
AUTO
ZONE
3 R D ST
$3,456
$40,091
$24,210
$31,790
$13,826
$11,437
$7,679
$3,280
$7,704
TRINITY
PLAZA
$163,827
$17,665
$215,610
VIRGI
$1,176
$13,728
$8,302
$11,007
$4,773
$4,118
$2,597
$1,096
$2,624
$17,848
$1,854
$22,923
2N
D
$6,077
$631
$7,880
LL
VA
CHESAPEAKE ST
6TH ST
295
E
AV
PI
LIVINGSTON RD
26%
25%
38%
11%
34.5
1ST ST
31%
25%
35%
9%
30.9
SOUTH CAPITOL ST
29%
22%
38%
11%
34.4

0
1
2-3
4+
JOINT BASE
ANACOSTIA-BOLLING

Apparel
Entertainment &
Recreation
Pets
Food at Home
Food away from Home
Health Care
Medical Care
Home Improvement
MA
RT
IN
LU
T
BELLEVUE/
SOUTH CAPITOL
AGE
Age < 20
Age 2034
Age 3564
Age 65+
Median Age (years)
4TH ST
$76,536
$52,378
48%
16%
36%
$58,138
NA
H
$48,550
$31,887
67%
14%
20%
$37,876
CONGRESS HEIGHTS/
SAINT ELIZABETHS
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SA
VA
N
$47,000
$28,820
72%
11%
17%
$36,227
CONGRESS
HEIGHTS
SCHOOL
AV
E
65,940
2.3
34%
66%
$296,754
HORNER PL
11,145
2.4
23%
77%
$248,188
PL
3,974
2.2
22%
78%
$254,857
INCOME
Average HH
Median HH
HH Income <$50k
HH Income $50$75k
HH Income $75k+
MALCOM X AVE
HOUSEHOLDS
Households (HH)
Average HH Size
Owner-occupied
Renter-occupied
Median HH Value
MARTIN LUTHE
Government
ST
156,993
46%
54%
88%
33%
16%
Education
5T
H
27,341
46%
54%
86%
16%
6%
Arts/Tourism
ST
8,845
46%
54%
85%
14%
6%
Retail/Restaurant
4T
H
Population
Male
Female
Bachelors Degree +
Degree
0-3mi
2ND ST
POPULATION
0-1mi
ANACOSTIA FREEWAY
ver
0-mi
NE/SE
SW
BENNING ROAD/
EAST CAPITOL STREET
A NEW MIXED-USE
DEVELOPMENT
adjacent to the Benning
Road Metrorail Station
will bring new affordable
housing, neighborhood
services and retail/
restaurant space to the
adjacent neighborhoods
of Benning, Benning
Heights, Capitol View
and Marshall Heights.
THE CONWAY CENTER
27,800
So Others Might Eat (SOME) will

be developing a $90 million
mixed-use building offering 202
affordable residential units, 36,000
SF for medical/dental clinic and
administrative offices, an employment
training center and a sit-down deli.
Average annual daily traffic

volume on East Capitol Street
CARVER TERRACES
DEVELOPMENT
NEW DMV
SERVICE CENTER
Chapman Development is planning

to redevelop the former George
Washington Carver Apartments site
(47th & East Capitol Streets, SE) into
178 affordable apartments and 21
affordable for-sale rowhouses.
The new Benning Ridge Service

Center at 4525 Benning Road will
open in 2016 and bring a steady
stream of daily customers to the
area.
AV
E
ST
HAYES ST
NIN
MI
NN
52N
S ST
KELLY MIDDLE
SCHOOL
SOME
PROJECT
7-ELEVEN
DENNYS
BLAINE ST
Benning Rd
AMES ST
EAST CAPITOL ST
SUBWAY
Fort
Chaplin
Park
C EN
TRA
LA
D ST
D ST
32%
44%
23%
1%
C ST
D ST
E ST
F ST
FI
G ST
ST
HS
4 6T
SS
RN
A LA B A M A AV E
BU
D
NR
WE
BO
AVIS DR
F O RT D
N ST
US
ET
TS
AV
E
CONTACT
ANCH AVE
SH PL
H ST
17,20022,100 Benning Road
TEXA
SA
VE
33RD ST
DR
NT
PO
U
RT
27,30027,800
East Capitol Street
FO
Fort Dupont
Golf Course

whole percent
N ST
50TH ST
C ST
53RD ST
RD
AN
AC
OS
TIA
ES
OT
AA
VE
33RD ST
32ND ST
ELY PL
Benning Road 3,154
DIVIS
BROOK
SAFEWAY
CVS
MA
SS
AC
H
RD
43%
41%
16%
1%
DI
BENNING ROAD/
EAST CAPITOL STREET
G RD
42%
39%
18%
F S T 1%
RA
NG
0
1
2-3
4+
LE
ION
AVE
49TH
ST
BE N
MI
NI
BEN
STRAND
THEATER
ST
37TH
$35,229
$380,772
$235,276
$320,010
$139,475
$125,104
$75,507
$32,012
$76,018
5 0 H ST
T
DC EAGLE
35
TH
KE
NI
LW
OR
TH
$5,112
$58,086
$34,745
$47,840
$20,773
$17,757
$11,211
$4,725
$11,212
34TH ST
ST
A$1,536
$17,554
$10,634
B ST
$14,499
$6,249
C ST
$5,695
$3,381
$1,389
$3,386
7-ELEVEN
VE
$170,095
$18,141
$226,690
BURRO
UGHS
AV
Fort
Mahan
Park
D
ER
DG
RI
$25,579
$2,639
$33,497
EL EN
44TH ST
AMERICAS KIDS
BASKIN ROBINS
DUNKIN DONUTS
POPEYES
SALA THAI
BLAINE ST
$7,770
$802
$10,255
SUBWAY
IE H
FOOTE ST

Apparel
Entertainment &
Recreation
Pets
Food at Home
Food away from Home
Health Care
Medical Care
Home Improvement
NN
GAULT PL
Minnesota Ave
DOES
ST
AV
E
25%
22%
40%
13%
37.1
NA
49TH ST
34TH ST
AV
E
IA
ST
ANA
CO
29%
21%
37%
13%
34.7
MENICKS MARKET
26%
21%
39%
15%
37.7
D ST
JAY ST
MCDONALDS
AGE
Age < 20
Age 2034
Age 3564
Age 65+
Median Age (years)
M
IN
49TH ST
295
PL
R
PA
$67,736
$48,207
51%
16%
32%
$51,526
JUST ST
DEANWOOD
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WENDYS
RT
H
$52,114
$35,557
65%
14%
21%
$40,174
SHERIFF RD
ST
PARKSIDE MIXED-USE
REDEVELOPMENT
K
O
FO
$54,340
$35,741
64%
12%
24%
$41,731
HA
YE
S
CESAR
CHAVEZ
SCHOOL
TE
Average HH
Median HH
HH Income <$50k
HH Income $50$75k
HH Income $75k+
LEE ST
51ST ST
78,340
2.4
44%
56%
EDUCARE
$275,624
INCOME
en
ge
KE
N
NEVAL THOMAS
ELEMENTARY
15,132
2.5
37%
63%
$269,271
LANE PL
DE
4,455
2.2
36%
64%
$272,472
EA
Area
SBID
TE
RN
AV
E
MEADE ST
SI
Households (HH)
Average HH Size
Owner-occupied
Renter-occupied
Median HH Value
Deanwood
Main Street
DEANWOOD
COMMUNITY CENTER
MEADE ST
42ND ST
HOUSEHOLDS
Great Street
47TH ST
190,553
46%
54%
87%
26%
13%
ST
10,089
44%
56%
85%
15%
6%
Government
KENILWORTH
ELEMENTARY
Y
JA
Population
Male
Female
Bachelors Degree +
Degree
Education
KE
NI
LW
O
se
Arts/Tourism
AV
E
37,783
45%
55%
85%
16%
8%
POPULATION
Retail/Restaurant
ILW
OR
TH
0-3mi
0-1mi
NE
SO
TA
AV
E
ANACOS
DEA
NE
AV
E
0-mi
A AVE
TC
H ST
SW
NE
BROOKLAND
WITH TREE-LINED
STREETS, single-family
residences, a new town
center and proximity
to the Brookland/
CUA Metrorail Station,
the neighborhood
of Brookland offers
tremendous retail and
restaurant opportunities
close to the heart of
the nations capital.
NEW DEVELOPMENT
The Metrorail stations Kiss &
Ride will be developed into 280
residential units and 9,000 SF of
retail space.
Ravenna at Brookland Station will
consist of 213 apartments and
13,000 SF of retail space.
MONROE STREET MARKET

This mixed-use project delivered
57,000 SF of retail/restaurant space
and 562 apartments in 2014. Project
anchors include The Arts Walk (27
artist studios), Barnes & Noble, and a
Busboys & Poets.
ANCHORED BY
ARTS & CULTURE
From its Art Deco architecture to
the Basilica of the National Shrine
of the Immaculate Conception to
local anchors such as Dance Place,
the neighborhood is a haven for
arts and culture. In 2014, $20,000 in
beautification grants were awarded
for nine public art installations.
CENTRALLY LOCATED TO
SIX HOSPITALS
Childrens Hospital
Hospital for Sick Children Pediatric
Center
National Rehabilitation Hospital
Providence Hospital
Veterans Administration Hospital
Washington Hospital Center
Fort Totten
FO
7,583
47%
53%
94%
52%
36%
26,960
47%
53%
91%
43%
24%
Retail/Restaurant
0-3mi
340,712
49%
51%
87%
51%
28%
AV
AND
OKL
BRO
$89,713
$63,179
41%
15%
44%
$64,984
MEDICAL CENTER
OTIS ST
CVS
21%
52%
27%
1%
30%
45%
24%
1%
Brookland-CUA 6,619
MONROE ST
LAWRENCE ST
18TH ST
17TH ST
16TH ST
15TH ST
14TH ST
13TH ST
12TH ST
4TH ST
IRVING ST
HAMLIN ST
TRINITY
COLLEGE
GIRARD ST
34%
45%
19%
1%
FRANKLIN ST
RITE AID
MENOMAL
RHODE ISLAND AVE, NE/

BRENTWOOD
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GLENWOOD
CEMETERY
RHODE ISLAND AVE

SHOPPING CENTER
WALKSCORE
86 Very Walkable
D
RHO
VE
DA
LA N
S
I
E
2321 4TH STREET
RHODE ISLAND ROW
AV
E
RD
Rhode Island Ave
W ST
NT
AN
A
HOME DEPOT
W ST
V ST
NEW YORK AVENUE/IVY CITY

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4TH ST
3RD ST
2ND ST
5TH ST
ET
ST
RD
INCO
LN
ST
KP
IE
OK
WIC
UNION
KITCHEN
ONE EIGHT
HECHT
WAREHOUSE
FEN
S ST
ST
VE
KA
OR
Y
W
NE
T ST
RUSTIK TAVERN
RED HEN
COMFORT
& SUITES
H
16T
CONTACT
U ST
CAFE (202) 661-8670
Chad Shuskey, WINDOWS
SVP, Research,
cshuskey@wdcep.com,T www.wdcep.com
ST
SUMMIT PL
1ST ST
3RD ST
2ND ST
BR
EN
GIANT FOOD
TW
O

whole percent ADAMS ST
M
O
BRENTWOOD VILLAGE
SHOPPING CENTER
BRYAN
FORMAN MILLS
ANT ST
NEWTON ST
BROOKLAND
TRUE VALUE
BROOKLANDS
FINEST
9TH ST
7TH ST
BROOKLAND PINT
BUSBOYS & POETS
BARNES & NOBLE
CHIPOTLE
POTBELLY
&PIZZA
Brookland/
CUA
10TH ST
E
AV
THEOLOGICAL
COLLEGE
FRANCISCAN MONASTERY
VEHICLES PER HH1
0
1
2-3
4+
an
oir
$87,773
$942,232
$609,595
$748,649
$331,061
$293,640
$185,405
$82,332
$190,882
ST
IG
AN AVAILABLE
AVE
$1,377
$5,790
$14,242
$60,990
$9,075
$37,957
$12,180
$52,257
$5,321
$22,863
VETERANS AFFAIRS
MEDICAL CENTER
H $5,410
$21,824
$2,878
$12,146
$1,188
$5,113
$2,948
$12,428
AN
HIG
MIC
THE BASILICA
DI
15T H
IC
H
$434,896
$48,154
$567,173
RA
14TH ST
YES!
ORGANIC
MARKET
CATHOLIC
UNIVERSITY OF
AMERICA
$27,376
$2,975
$37,329
LE
T
14 T H S
$6,503
$716
$8,954
13T H ST
BROOKLAND
MI

WOODRIDGE
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19%
31%
38%
12%
35.0
8TH ST
RD
KC
HU
RC
H
RE
E
CK
C
TAYLOR ST
OOD RD
HAREW
T
ITOL S
CAP
RTH
NO
22%
24%
36%
18%
38.7
VARNUM ST
2ND ST
1ST ST
3RD ST
$83,075
$56,405
45%
17%
39%
$60,510
WEBSTER ST
AVE
$92,419
$66,220
37%
18%
45%
$67,769
AII AV
E
FORT TOTTEN
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RICO
RTO
148,450
2.2
42%
58%
$493,737
H AW
10,436
2.3
52%
48%
$481,268
23%
29%
35%
14%
33.7
Apparel
Entertainment &
Recreation
Pets
Food at HomeIRVING ST
Food away from Home
Health Care
Medical Care
WASHINGTON
HOSPITAL CENTER H
Home Improvement
Vehicle
Maint. & Repair
CHILDRENS
NATIONAL
BID Area
PU E
2,246
2.6
59%
41%
$529,102
AGE
Age < 20
Age 2034
Age 3564
Age 65+
Median Age (years)
Main Street
BUCHANAN ST
INCOME
Average HH
Median HH
HH Income <$50k
HH Income $50$75k
HH Income $75k+
Great Street
CRITTENDEN ST
HOUSEHOLDS
Households (HH)
Average HH Size
Owner-occupied
Renter-occupied
Median HH Value
Government
DECATUR ST
7TH ST
Population
Male
Female
High School Graduate
+
Rock Creek
Cemetery
Bachelors Degree +
Degree
SO
UT
H
Arts/Tourism DA Education
KO
TA
AV
E
L
6TH P
0-1mi
DR
EN
TT
TO
NE
RT
0-mi
POPULATION
RO
GALLATIN ST
SARGENT RD
HA
MP
SH
IR E
Park
ATLAS
BREW WORKS
NE/SE
CAPITOL HILL
BRIMMING WITH
COMMUNITY SPIRIT,
Capitol Hill residents
are passionate about
everything their
neighborhood has to offer:
charming architecture,
quaint shops, superb
eateries and friendly
cafes. The urbane blend
of highly educated locals,
Washington power players
and young, energetic
professionals creates an
electric vitality attracting
new residents and
businesses every day.
EASTERN MARKET
One of DCs oldest public
markets, Eastern Market has
been a bustling weekend
magnet for residents and visitors
alike since 1873.
NEW DEVELOPMENT
The Hine Junior High School will
be redeveloped into 156,000 sq.
ft. for office/institutional uses, 156
residential units and up to 60,000 SF
of retail & restaurants, anchored by
Trader Joes.
HISTORIC DISTRICT
Located in one of the nations
largest historic districts, the
Capitol Hill trade area includes
the U.S. Capitol, Senate and
House office buildings, Supreme
Court, Library of Congress and
DCs oldest commercial corridor
Barracks Row.
40 MILLION
Annual visitors to Union Station
$141,000
Average household income
POPULATION
0-mi
ALBA OSTERIA
LE PAIN
QUOTIDIEN
14,426
42,461
50%
49%
MA
H ST
Female
50%
51%
SS
AC
High School
97% HUSE 96%
GALLERY
PLACE Graduate +
TT
SA
Bachelors Degree +
85%
78%
VE
G ST
Graduate/Professional NATIONAL 54%
47%
VERIZON
BUILDING
Degree
CENTER
INI
TR
BID Area
TAYLOR
GOURMET
RED ROCKS
H ST
H STREET CONNECTION
Union
Station
ROCK N ROLL HOT
BENS CHILI BOWL
ATLAS
THEATER
G ST
SEC
41%
44%
15%
1%
Potomac Ave 3,783
N ST
EA
VE
13TH ST
12TH ST
11TH ST
9TH ST
10TH ST
6TH ST
Eastern
Market
D ST
FUTURE
TRADER
JOES
T
S OU
AVE
LINA
AR O
C
H
15TH ST
14TH ST
E ST
14TH ST
YES! ORGANIC
MARKET
TEDS BULLETIN
MATCHBOX
G ST
ROSES
LUXURY
FUTURE
WHOLE FOODS
BON
CHON
MARINE
BARRACKS
395
HARRIS TEETER
K ST
COURTYARD BY
MARRIOTT
K ST
FUTURE
THE BRIG
L ST
GORDON
BIERSCH
L ST
CANAL PARK
I ST
I ST
SCARLET
OAK
LAS PLACITAS
M ST
Navy Yard
HARRIS TEETER
US DOT
BOILERMAKER
SHOPS
TINGEY ST
OSTERIA
MORINI
FUTURE
ICON
SHOWPLACE
NATIONALS
PARK
O ST
97 Walkers Paradise
Capitol
South
HAMPTON INN
4TH ST
WALKSCORE
EASTERN MARKET
DDOT
Eastern Market 6,194

Union Station 31,186
RO
CA
C ST
2ND PL
DELA
WAR
E AV
E
28%
51%
21%
0%
H
RT
NO
2ND ST
3RD ST
4TH ST
6TH ST
26%
54%
19%
0%
GOOD STUFF
EATERY
SE
TT
SA
VE
E
AV
KY
UC
NT

0
SAFEWAY
ARENA STAGE
1
2-3
M
4+
Waterfront/
SEU
CANNON HOUSE
OFFICE BUILDING
VE
EY A
JERS
$66,557
$735,249
$469,616
$577,956
$254,279
$219,720
$144,227
$63,090
$145,778
CAPITOL HILL
VE
AA
LIN
C ST
$17,046
$181,472
$121,947
$141,613
$62,942
$58,338
$36,663
$16,022
$36,736
DI
MA
SS
AC
HU
INDEPENDENCE AVE
AV
E
($ thousands)
$338,124
$36,631
$435,463
RA
LIBRARY OF
CONGRESS
$86,246
$9,557
$111,854
LE
Lincoln
Park
EAST CAPITOL ST
NEW
M$33,116
Apparel
L'Enfant
Computers & Accessories Federal
$3,661
Plaza
Center SW
Entertainment &
$43,242
RESIDENCE INN
Recreation
BY MARRIOTT
E ST
Pets
$6,555
Food at Home
$69,226
395
Food away from Home
$46,934
Health Care
$54,486
G ST
Medical Care
$24,206
Home Improvement
$23,290
$14,157
$6,090
I ST
$14,045
MI
KE
CONSUMER EXPENDITURES
SUPREME
COURT
15%
15%
21%
32%
34%
31%
39%
40%
37%
13% WAS RAYBURN
11% HOUSE11%
HI OFFICE BUILDING
NG 35.5
36.3
34.3
T
O
5TH ST
CONSTITUTION AVE
Age <NATIONAL
20
AIR & SPACE
Age 2034
MUSEUM
Age 3564
Age 65+
Median Age (years)
4TH ST
SE
$56,611
46%
13%
41%
$61,896
UNITED
STATES
CAPITOL
AGE
E ST
TE
NN
ES
$99,580
26%
11%
63%
$86,111
8TH ST
$141,284
$114,603
18%
11%
71%
$97,446
Median HH
HH Income
<$50k
NATIONAL
GALLERY
OF ART
HH Income
$50$75k
HH Income $75k+
Stanton
Square
F ST
VE
DA
AN
L
RY
MA
H STREET
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8TH ST
AV
Union
A
Station
AN
I
Plaza
S
I
U
O
L
$123,493
$86,103
3RD ST
PEN INCOME
NSY
LVA
Average
NIAHH
AVE
119,318
2.0
37%
63%
$500,687
E
7TH ST
C ST
UNION
STATION
4TH ST
D ST
Renter-occupied
21,346
1.9
48%
52%
$780,796
1ST ST
7,201
1.9
48%
52%
$926,206
VE
AA
IAN Median HH Value
IND
6TH ST
ES
T
Main Street
FUTURE
WHOLE FOODS
3RD ST
2ND ST
HouseholdsE(HH)
ST
WOOLY
Average HH Size
MAMMOTH
THEATER
Owner-occupied
NAVY YARD
BARRACKS ROW
PAGE 4
295
WATER ST
a
An
YARDS PARK
ti
s
o
Anacos
Pa
DIAMOND
TEAGUE PARK
Average Monthly (10/2014-9/2015) 10,753
CAPITOL
RIVERFRONT
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CONTACT
Capitol Hill BID
Patty Brosmer, President, (202) 842-3333
pbrosmer@capitolhillbid.org
FORT LESLIE J
MCNAIR
www.capitolhillbid.org
HALF ST
SOCCER
STADIUM
1ST ST
gton Chan

E
AV
1. American Community Survey (2009-2013), values
are rounded to nearestMAC
FUTURE
TO
whole percent
PO
DC UNITED
Frederick
Douglass
Bridge
Poplar
Point
11th Street
Bridge
& COMMUNITY DEVELOPEME
295
ANACOSTIA
ARTS
CENTER
ANACOSTIA
PLAYHOUSE
HONFLEUR
GALLERY
H ST
2ND ST
hin
P ST
Great Street
I ST
GIANT FOOD
2ND ST
HOUSEHOLDS
Judiciary Sq
Government
ST
MUSEUM
F ST
SIDNEY
HARMAN
HALL
K ST
Education
Arts/Tourism
1ST ST
260,883
48%
52%
90%
50%
28%
Retail/Restaurant
1ST ST
WALGREENS
PANERA
MaleBREAD
WALMART
RS
HALF ST
Population
GONZAGA COLLEGE
0-1mi
0-3mi
HIGH SCHOOL
MO
NORTH CAPITOL ST
BICYCLE
SPACE
NE
AL
L ST
SOUTH CAPITOL ST
K ST
395
1ST ST
SAFEWAY
BUSBOYS & POETS
VIDA GYM
U ST
SE
CAPITOL RIVERFRONT
DCS BUSINESSES AND
RESIDENTS are shaping
a new community in one
of the largest riverfront
redevelopment districts in
the United States. Located
just five blocks south
of the U.S. Capitol, the
Capitol Riverfront offers a
waterfront setting with a
distinct maritime heritage,
multi-modal accessibility,
nationally-recognized
parks, and vibrant retail.
RETAIL ANCHORS
A GROWING
NEIGHBORHOOD
As of 2015, there were 250,000

SF of existing retail & restaurants,
including Harris Teeter and Vida
Fitness. A new Whole Foods
will open in early 2017 and an
additional 438,000 SF of retail will
deliver in the neighborhood by
2018, including Showplace Icon
Theater and District Winery.
Over the past two years, the Capitol

Riverfront has been densifying
rapidly, with ten apartments, two
hotels, one office building, and
over 192,000 SF of new retail
space under construction at the
close of 2015.
34,000 /
5,000
Employees / residents in
the Capitol Riverfront
RECREATION DESTINATION
A GROWING
RESTAURANT SCENE
Home to the Washington Nationals,

and future home to the new
D.C. United stadium, the Capitol
Riverfront welcomed three million
visitors and hosted 299 community
events in 2015.
As of December 2015, there

were 32 restaurants open in
the neighborhood including
Bluejacket Brewery, Osteria
Morini, Agua 301, Sweetgreen,
TaKorean, and Scarlet Oak.
10
6TH ST
5TH ST
4TH ST
3RD ST
CANNON HOUSE
OFFICE BUILDING
G ST
12TH ST
G ST
ROSES
LUXURY
MARINE
BARRACKS
395
I ST
2ND ST
K ST
COURTYARD BY
MARRIOTT
FUTURE
THE BRIG
CANAL PARK
LAS PLACITAS
M ST
1ST ST
Navy Yard
HARRIS TEETER
US DOT
BOILERMAKER
SHOPS
TINGEY ST
WATER ST
FUTURE
ICON
SHOWPLACE
YARDS PARK
ngton
Channel
2ND ST
Frederick
Douglass
Bridge
Poplar
Point
295
ANACOSTIA
PLAYHOUSE
SHA
NN
ON
Anacostia
PL

whole percent
DC LOTTERY
DC TAXICAB
COMMISSION
Anacostia
M
SU
MN
ER
ST
IN
RT
MA
HO
W
AR
D
RD
BARRY FARM
AVE
shi
11th Street
Bridge
RD
ER
TH
LU
ING
JR
Wa
OSTERIA
MORINI
295
NAVY YARD
VE
CA
MA
TO
PO
HALF ST
ST
GORDON
BIERSCH
DIAMOND
TEAGUE PARK
Capitol South 7,973
Average Monthly (10/2014-9/2015) 9,095
MATCHBOX
I ST
HAMPTON INN
O ST
YES! ORGANIC
MARKET
TEDS BULLETIN
L ST
NATIONALS
PARK
FUTURE
DC UNITED
SOCCER
STADIUM
FORT LESLIE J
MCNAIR
BON
CHON
DDOT
N ST
FUTURE
WHOLE FOODS
SCARLET
OAK
HALF ST
I ST
41%
P44%
ST
14%
1%
CAPITOL
RIVERFRONT
SOUTH CAPITOL ST
$332,546
$36,201
$427,693
1ST ST
ER
AT
W
35%
50%
14%
0%
Eastern
Market
D ST
A
OLIN
CAR
H
T
BARRACKS
ROW
S OU
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FUTURE
TRADER
JOES
E ST
$13,550
$65,459
$143,834
$720,559
SAFEWAY
ARENA STAGE
$94,910
$462,839
$114,817
$564,198
M
$50,808
$248,474
$46,029 Waterfront/
$214,225
SEU
$28,929
$141,679
$12,678
$62,167
$29,175
$143,273
32%
55%
12%
0%
EASTERN MARKET
C ST
Capitol
South
DELA
WAR
E AV
E
$67,313
$7,459
$87,869
VE
AA
LIN
E ST
32%
37%
11%
33.9
O
AR
HC
C ST
Federal
Center SW
34%
38%
395
13%
35.8
RT
NO
GOOD STUFF
EATERY
RESIDENCE INN
15%
BY MARRIOTT20%
$3,098
$33,539
$22,266
$25,743
$11,435
$9,784
$6,702
$2,991
$6,733
CONTACT
Capitol Riverfront BID
Michael Stevens, President
(202) 465-7093
michael@capitolriverfront.org
www.capitolriverfront.org
11TH ST
10TH ST
9TH ST
7TH ST
8TH ST
1ST ST
INDEPENDENCE AVE
W
AS RAYBURN HOUSE
HI OFFICE BUILDING
NG
TO
N
AV
E
8TH ST
$88,728
$59,283
44%
13%
43%
$63,620
4TH ST
6TH ST
$111,377
$87,170
32%
12%
56%
$78,114
Lincoln
Park
LIBRARY OF
CONGRESS
VE
EY A
JERS
E
AV
90 Walkers Paradise
VE
DA
AN
L
RY
MA
EAST CAPITOL ST
NEW
NE
WALKSCORE
BID Area
SUPREME
COURT
Navy Yard - Ballpark 10,569
Stanton
Square
UNITED
STATES
CAPITOL
4TH ST
AI
M
1
2-3
4+
2ND ST
2ND ST
2.0
36%
64%
$523,122
NATIONAL
AIR & SPACE
MUSEUM
0
Potomac Park
olf Course
Main Street
CAPITOL HILL
PAGE 9
Union
Station
Plaza
2ND PL
1.8
42%
58%
$689,955
11%
45%
33%
10%
33.2
$15,810
$1,756
$20,157
Great Street
CONSTITUTION AVE

Apparel
Entertainment &
Recreation
THE WHARF
Pets
Food at Home
Food away from Home
Health Care
Medical Care
Home Improvement
Government
Age 2034
Age 3564
Age 65+
MUNICIPAL
Median Age (years)
FISH MARKET
E
AV
DIU
LENFANT
AgePLAZA
< 20
A
AN
SI
UI
LO
AVE
L'Enfant
Plaza
7TH ST
AGE
FAA
$98,742
$80,613
36%
10%
53%
M$71,098
Education
UNION
STATION
NATIONAL
GALLERY OF 113,733
ART
18,549
HIRSHHORN
MUSEUM
Median HH
HH Income <$50k
HH Income $50$75k
HH Income $75k+
G ST
SEC
1ST ST
NSY
LVA
NIA
Arts/Tourism
E RA
4,830
1.7
32%
68%
$861,023
9TH ST
12TH ST
E ST
Households (HH)
NATIONAL
OF
Average
HH MUSEUM
Size
NATURAL HISTORY
Owner-occupied
Renter-occupied
ARTS & INDUSTRY
BUILDING
Median HH Value
CASTLE
Judiciary Sq
8,821WOOLY
34,441
248,635
MAMMOTH
52%THEATER 49%
48%
48%
52%
E 51% D ST
V
AA
97%IAN
96%
90%
IND
81%
79% C ST 53%
49%
48%
31%
PEN
HOUSEHOLDS
INCOME
SMITHSONIAN
Retail/Restaurant
0-3mi
Union
Station
MIL
Population
Male LANDSBURGH
THEATER
Female
Archives/
Bachelors Degree
+
Navy Mem'l
Degree
HARMAN
HALL
POPULATION
HOTEL MONACO
Average HH
M Smithsonian
RIN
F ST
0-mi SIDNEY
0-1mi
3RD ST
WOODIES
BUIDLING
NATIONAL
BUILDING
MUSEUM
VERIZON
CENTER
6TH ST
NATIONAL
MUSEUM OF
AMERICAN ART
G ST
3RD ST
US
ET
TS
AV
E
GALLERY PLACE
4TH ST
Chinatown
NW
CENTRAL 14TH STREET/

COLORADO TRIANGLE
DEFINED AS THE
NORTHERN MOST
commercial area along 14th
Street, NW, this triangular
shaped neighborhood is
bounded by 14th Street,
NW, Colorado Avenue,
Kennedy and Longfellow
Streets, NW, in the Upper
14th Street neighborhood.
Anchored by a well-kept
neighborhood park, this
quiet commercial area is
characterized by classic wide
sidewalks, larger lot sizes
and quality retail space.
$570K /
7%
Average home closing price in 20152 /
year-over-year increase (2014-2015)
SWAMPOODLE DC
FARMERS MARKET
This new restaurant is coming

to the former Colorado Cleaners
space (pictured above) in 2016 at
the corner of 14th Street, Colorado
Avenue and Kennedy Street, NW.
Launched in 2015 the new farmers

market helps to activate the
neighborhoods arts cluster, with
a variety of vendors and local
community organizations.

14th Street is a designated Great
Streets corridor. As funds become
available small businesses can apply
for reimbursable grants of up to
improvements and certain soft costs.
FUTURE CREATIVE
CLUSTER OPPORTUNITIES
With relatively low rents, and
emerging redevelopment
opportunities, this neighborhood is
ideal for bourgeoning artists and artrelated uses.
11
CVS
SAFEWAY
14TH ST
16TH ST
139,761
2.2
44%
56%
$620,379
ck
13,199
2.6
54%
46%
$495,019
SHERIDAN ST
WAPA CAFE
INCOME
$91,331
$52,520
49%
12%
40%
$64,362
$87,699
$59,719
43%
14%
43%
$63,181
2 7 TH ST
28TH ST
25%
21%
41%
13%
37.8
23%
21%
42%
15%
39.2
19%
Y
M ILITA R
30%
38%
14%
36.1
ILE RAD
CHEZ AUNTY LIBE
IUS
QUACKENBOS ST
PEABODY ST

COLORADO TRIANGLE
AGE
Age < 20
Age 2034
Age 3564
Age 65+
Median Age (years)
RITTENHOUSE ST
FORT
STEVENS
$111,575
$76,357
34%
16%
51%
$77,707
RD
WALMART
SIMPLE
BAR & GRILL
EMERY
RECREATION
CENTER
9TH ST
LONGFELLOW ST
CULTURE
KENNEDY ST
SNEAKERTROPOLIS
E
V
GEORGIA A
LO
RA
D
CO
JEFFERSON ST
INGRAHAM ST
CVS
AV
E
ROCK CREEK
TENNIS CENTER
13TH ST
14TH ST
16TH ST
SD
BEA
CH
DR
$103,194
$1,083,077
$711,262
$871,046
$385,615
$356,745
$217,324
$95,377
$222,290
LONGFELLOW FLATS
RO
S
R
VE
RD
$7,502
$81,456
$51,163
$67,164
$29,316
$28,455
$15,874
$6,691
$16,404
O
GL
GRANT RD
$2,381
$25,560
$16,143
$21,176
$9,244
$9,101
$5,027
$2,105
$5,183
Rock
Creek
$505,511
Park
$56,469
$666,423
E
AV
OIS
$36,906
$4,003
$49,515
MIS
SO
U RI
IN
ILL
$11,628
$1,265
$15,682
NICHOLSON ST
MADISON ST
RITE AID
Apparel
Entertainment &
Recreation
Pets
Food at Home
Food away from Home
Health Care
Medical Care
Home Improvement
OGLETHORPE ST
7TH ST
Average HH
Median HH
HH Income <$50k
HH Income $50$75k
HH Income $75k+
29TH ST
ASPEN
6TH ST
GEORGIA AVENUE/
WALTER REED
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Ro
4,005
2.6
44%
56%
$613,308
BID Area
ASPEN ST
HOUSEHOLDS
Households (HH)
Average HH Size
Owner-occupied
ST
ON
PT
Renter-occupied
AM
H
RT Median HH Value
NO
Main Street
BR
AN
CH
RD
311,723
48%
52%
91%
63%
38%
Great Street
EY
34,708
48%
52%
87%
40%
20%
WALTER REED
Government
PIN
10,560
48%
52%
86%
38%
19%
0-3mi
Education
Cr
Population
Male
Female
Bachelors Degree +
Degree
0-1mi
Arts/Tourism
eek
ST
ST
29
T
OREGON
AVE
PL
ST
31
31
ST
TH
ST
POPULATION
AV
E
KINGSBURY
CENTER
HAMILTON ST
STRAW STICK & BRICK

DELICATESSEN
GALLATIN ST
FARRAGUT ST
BROAD BR A
NC
D
HR
27%
50%
22%
2%
26%
48%
25%
2%
30%
46%
23%
1%
EMERSON ST
DELAFIELD PL
RUFF & READY
DECATUR ST
E
AV
0
1
2-3
4+
A
W
IO
WALKSCORE
HIGHLANDS
80 Very Walkable
WMATA
BUS BARN
Sherman
Circle
CRITTENDEN ST
BUCHANAN ST

WMATA BUS BARN
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EN
AV
E
PETWORTH
LIBRARY
UPSHUR ST
DOMKU
ACE HARDWARE
KA
NS
AS
AV
E
TAYLOR ST
SHEPHERD ST
RD
RANDOLPH ST
SAFEWAY
WEYGANDT WINES
PETCO
8TH ST
9TH ST
AV
E
AN
SA
S
17TH ST
18TH ST
TILDEN ST
CONTACT
P
cshuskey@wdcep.com, www.wdcep.com ARK
ALLISON ST
WEBSTER ST
ARG
YLE
TE
R

whole percent 2. MRIS (single family & condos), courtesy of Kevin J. Wood,
Slate Properties
AR
K
8,700-14,600 14th Street

2,000-7,800 Kennedy Street
LYMANS
TAVERN
QUINCY ST
YES!
ORGANIC
MARKET
SHEPHERD ST
CHEZ
BILLYS
7TH ST
BL
AG
D
0-mi
Retail/Restaurant
NW

SPRING ROAD
THE COMMERCIAL AREA
BETWEEN Spring Road
and Shepherd Streets,
NW along 14th Street, NW
is characterized by an
eclectic mix of culturally
diverse neighborhood
establishments. Within
a five minute walk from
the Columbia Heights
Metrorail Station, the scale
and charm of the existing
one story food and retail
businesses still manages
to maintain a hometown,
neighborhood feel.
24,000+
POPULATION WITHIN A
TEN-MINUTE WALK

LOCAL RESTAURANTS ARE

DISCOVERING 14TH STREET
Several new establishments opened
in 2014 including El Sol, La Dulce
Noche, Lymans Tavern, Taqueria
Habanero, and Astrid Billiard
Pool Room. Little Cocos, a familyfriendly Italian restaurant, plans to
open in 2016.
$596K /
15%
year-over-year increase (2014-2015)2
NEW DEVELOPMENT
A new 20-unit condo building
and 3,000 SF of retail space will
deliver at 14th & Quincy Streets
in 2016.
12
9T
LONGFELLOW FLATS
GRANT RD
N CH
BROAD BR A
28,951
2.3
38%
62%
$626,259
DELAFIELD PL
RUFF & READY
DECATUR ST
WMATA
BUS BARN
HIGHLANDS
AV
E
AN
SA
S
DOMKU
ACE HARDWARE
TAYLOR ST
RD
LYMANS
TAVERN
SPR
IN
VE
TA
27TH ST
28TH ST
Georgia Ave/Petworth 6,296
THE AVENUE
MORTON ST
REDROCKS
TIVOLI
THEATER
MOUNT PLEASANT
LIBRARY
TARGET
BEST BUY
BED, BATH & BEYOND
MARSHALLS
EACH
PEACH
MARKET
H A RVARD ST
PARK RD
GIANT FOOD
Columbia
Heights
ROOM 11
LAMONT ST
32 THIRTY-TWO
COLUMBIA RD
HARVARD ST
LEY
YES!
ORGANIC
MARKET

14,600
14thMorgan
Street 3,000
M Spring Road
Adams
D R AL AVE
E
NI
LA
PL
SAFEWAY
CA
THE
THE LINE DC
HARRIS TEETER
MINTWOOD
PLACE
TRYST
CONTACT
WY
K PK www.wdcep.com
cshuskey@wdcep.com,
DC ARTS CENTER
MA
RA
LO
KA
RD
F LORIDA
SITAR CENTER
AV
MCDONALDS
18TH ST
MARIE REED
ELEMENTARY
ST
RD
OL
UM
BIA
RD
RE
E
MONT R D
BEL
A
RAM
DULCINEA
BAR & GRILL
FAIRMONT ST
ACE HARDWARE
HOWAR
UNIVER
Source:
ST 2015 Estimates & Projections
RTESRI,
CALVE
Slate Properties
O
KAL
WOODLANDS
VEGAN BISTRO
HOWARD UNIVERSITY/
PLEASANT PLAINS
PAGE 31
RD
Average Monthly
(10/2014-9/2015) 4,697
Woodley Park/Zoo/
WALLS OF BOO
IRVING ST
CAPITAL
BIKESHARE ARRIVALS
WOOD
MARRIOT WARDMAN
PARK HOTEL
FISH IN THE
NEIGHBORHOOD
THE COUPE
PAISLEY FIG
T
NT S
U
TIC
EC
BEAU THAI
CVS
ES
T
PA
RK
RD
A
LEAS
MT P
NN
CO
36%
45%
18%
1%
Georgia Ave/
Petworth
LOOKING GLASS LOUNGE

WALTERS
DC REYNOLDS
WT
ON
ST
NR
O
PARK PLACE
GR
D
GEORGIA AVE
NE
NATIONAL
ZOOLOGICAL
PARK
Y
KW
MO
42%
39%
17%
1%
HP
E
SHERMAN AV
C
PINEY BR AN
$17,700
$129,501
$190,210 $1,379,828
$125,329
$910,071
$146,159 $1,086,992
$65,276
$481,359
$56,045
$433,540
KL
IN GLE $275,604
$36,816
RD
$16,946
$121,786
$38,707
$280,697
49%
35%
15%
1%
CHEZ
BILLYS
RANDOLPH ST
QUINCY ST
HOLMEAD PL
$5,829
$63,658
$41,888
$47,754
$21,436
$17,419
$12,072
$5,709
$12,851
SHEPHERD ST
SAFEWAY
$646,730
$72,061
$840,327
17TH ST
Food at Home
Food away from Home
Health Care
Medical Care
Home Improvement
$88,744
$10,023
$114,299
YES!
ORGANIC
MARKET
NS
AS
AV
E
SHEPHERD ST
18TH ST
Entertainment &
PORecreation
RT
ER
Pets
ST
Cleveland
Park
$29,637
$3,354
$37,625
7TH ST
PETWORTH
LIBRARY
UPSHUR ST

SPRING ROAD
19TH ST
Apparel
8TH ST
ADIUS
AR
K
17TH ST
18TH ST
17%
35%
36%
13%
34.3
ILE R
KA
RK
19%
34%
37%
10%
34.1
WEBSTER ST
9TH ST
AV
E
ALLISON ST
EN
$112,605
$79,799
33%
14%
52%
$77,816
ARG
YLE
TE
R
$92,896
$65,943
40%
14%
46%
$66,733
BL
AG
D
$85,118
$58,717
44%
13%
43%
$62,037
18%
35%
38%
9%
33.9PA
WEYGANDT WINES
PETCO
CALIFORNIA TORTILLA
29TH ST
Sherman
Circle
CRITTENDEN ST
EMERSON ST
BUCHANAN ST
Age < 20
Age 2034
Age 3564
Age 65+
Median Age (years)
CK
7TH ST
175,395
2.0
42%
58%
$618,090
AGE
RO
FARRAGUT ST
E
AV
10,439
2.3
32%
68%
$624,046
A
W
IO
Households (HH)
Average HH Size
Owner-occupied
Renter-occupied
Median HH Value
Average HH
Median HH
HH Income <$50k
HH Income $50$75k
HH Income $75k+
ED
R
GALLATIN ST

WMATA BUS BARN
PAGE 13
HOUSEHOLDS
0
1
2-3
4+
HAMILTON ST
STRAW STICK & BRICK

DELICATESSEN
V
GEORGIA A
KINGSBURY
CENTER
INCOME
INGRAHAM ST
CVS
AV
E
ROCK CREEK
TENNIS CENTER
ST Area
Main StreetJEFFERSONBID
13TH ST
14TH ST
16TH ST
Great Street
375,443
48%
52%
92%
66%
40%
Government
LO
RA
D
69,265
50%
50%
87%
56%
32%
SD
BEA
CH
DR
24,142
52%
48%
86%
53%
30%
RD
Population
Male
Female
Bachelors Degree +
Degree
RO
S
POPULATION
Education
CO
R
VE
O
GL
0-3mi
Arts/Tourism
E
AV
OIS
0-1mi
Retail/Restaurant
IN
ILL
RD
SNEAKERTROPOLIS
0-mi
LDEN ST
CULTURE COFF
KENNEDY ST
V ST
REEVES
FUTURE
WHOLE
FOODS
YES!
ORGANIC
MARKET
930 CLUB
LINCOLN
POTB
FUEL
FROZ
NW

WMATA NORTHERN BUS BARN
CHARACTERIZED BY
one-story commercial
storefronts and the WMATA
Bus Barn, this portion of
14th Street, NW between
Webster and Decatur
Streets, NW, has a charming
neighborhood feel. With
relatively wide sidewalks,
an attractive streetscape
and an active business
community, the economic
potential of this commercial
node has yet to peak.
DISCOVERING THE
4700 BLOCK
In 2011 Ruff & Ready relocated from
14th & U Streets and joined local
mainstay Highlands Restaurant. In
2014, G Fine Art Gallery opened
along the block and the owners of
Las Placitas Caf (Barracks Row)
plan on opening a new restaurant
in 2016.
$111K+
AVERAGE HOUSEHOLD INCOME

$644K /
5%
13
CHEZ AUNTY LIBE

QUACKENBOS ST
0-1mi
Retail/Restaurant
0-3mi
Arts/Tourism
Education
Government
Great Street
Main Street
10,392
50%
50%
86%
46%
26%
51,315
50%
50%
87%
48%
26%
RITE AID
9TH ST
LE
GALLATIN ST
RA
FARRAGUT ST
DI
EMERSON ST
RD
DELAFIELD PL
17%
32%
38%
13%
35.6
RUFF & READY
ALLISON ST
DOMKU
ACE HARDWARE
TAYLOR ST
RD
2-3
PO4+
RT
E
ST
ClevelandR Park
33%
46%
20%
1%
LYMANS
TAVERN
C
PINEY BR AN
HP
Y
KW
QUINCY ST
SPR
IN
84 Very Walkable
U
TIC
EC
27TH ST
Y RD
MARRIOT WARDMAN
YES!
ORGANIC
17TH ST
THE AVENUE
PARK RD
MORTON ST
GIANT FOOD
REDROCKS
TIVOLI
THEATER
MOUNT PLEASANT
LIBRARY
TARGET
BEST BUY
BED, BATH & BEYOND
MARSHALLS
Columbia
Heights
H A RVARD ST
FISH IN THE
NEIGHBORHOOD
THE COUPE
PAISLEY FIG
EACH
PEACH
MARKET
CVS
ES
T
PA
RK
RD
T
NT S
VE
TA
NATIONAL
CONTACT ZOOLOGICAL
PARK
WOOD
LE
18TH ST
BEAU THAI
Georgia Ave/
Petworth

WALTERS
DC REYNOLDS
WT
ON
ST
NR
O
A
LEAS
MT P
NN
CO

Slate Properties
NE
MO
19TH ST
GLE RD
PARK PLACE
GR
D
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS
PAGE 16

KL
IN
CHEZ
BILLYS
RANDOLPH ST
SAFEWAY
37%
40%
22%
1%
WALKSCORE
14,600 14th Street

8,700 Arkansas Avenue
SHEPHERD ST
ROOM 11
WALLS OF BOO
LAMONT ST
32 THIRTY-TWO
IRVING ST
COLUMBIA RD
HARVARD ST
WOODLANDS
VEGAN BISTRO
GEORGIA AVE
33%
36%
29%
2%
HOLMEAD PL
PETWORTH/
PARK VIEW
PAGE 44
YES!
ORGANIC
MARKET
NS
AS
AV
E
SHEPHERD ST

WEYGANDT WINES
1
PETCO
CALIFORNIA TORTILLA
8TH ST
9TH ST
AV
E
AN
SA
S
PETWORTH
LIBRARY
UPSHUR ST
E
SHERMAN AV
BUCHANAN ST
KA
AR
AR
K
$124,518
$1,317,158
$868,196
$1,046,614
$463,479
$423,196
$263,810
$116,240
$269,052
Sherman
Circle
CRITTENDEN ST
WEBSTER ST
18TH ST
$12,561
$133,821
$86,851
$106,252
$47,129
$42,657
$26,018
$11,651
$27,367
AV
E
$2,872
$28,941
$18,806
$24,170
$10,772
$10,199
$5,797
$2,568
$6,108P
EN
$616,869
$68,798
$806,417
ARG
YLE
TE
R
$61,756
$6,935
$81,251
WMATA
BUS BARN

WMATA BUS BARN
BL
AG
D
$13,323
$1,527
$18,164
DECATUR ST
7TH ST
HIGHLANDS
17TH ST
N CH
21%
28%
40%
12%
36.2
BROAD BR A
Apparel
Entertainment &
Recreation
Pets
Food at Home
Food away from Home
Health Care
Medical Care
ILDEN ST
Home Improvement
28TH ST
MI
STRAW STICK & BRICK

DELICATESSEN
E
AV
22%
23%
42%
14%
38.6
29TH ST
INGRAHAM ST
HAMILTON ST
VE
GEORGIA A
LO
RA
D
KINGSBURY
CENTER
A
W
IO
Age < 20
Age 2034
Age 3564
Age 65+
Median Age (years)
JEFFERSON ST
KENNEDY STREET
PAGE 32
AGE
CULTURE COFF
CVS
AV
E
ROCK CREEK
TENNIS CENTER
CO
$114,607
$81,033
32%
15%
53%
$79,168
13TH ST
RO
S
SD
BEA
CH
DR
$94,333
$65,302
40%
14%
46%
$67,347
LONGFELLOW ST
SNEAKERTROPOLIS
14TH ST
RD
R
VE
O
GL
$111,454
$77,785
34%
15%
52%
$77,167
AVE
KENNEDY ST
INCOME
Average HH
Median HH
HH Income <$50k
HH Income $50$75k
HH Income $75k+
MIS
SO
U RI
LONGFELLOW FLATS
165,077
2.0
44%
56%
$625,547
NICHOLSON ST
MADISON ST
E
AV
OIS
20,164
2.5
47%
53%
$577,876
OGLETHORPE ST
EMERY
RECREATION
CENTER
IN
ILL
3,770
2.7
58%
42%
$649,913
GRANT RD
SIMPLE
BAR & GRILL
Rock
Creek
Park
HOUSEHOLDS
Households (HH)
Average HH Size
Owner-occupied
Renter-occupied
Median HH Value
WALMART
350,134
D
YR
48%
M ILITA R
52%
92%
65%
40%
16TH ST
Population
Male
Female
Bachelors Degree +
Degree
2 7 TH ST
28TH ST
29TH ST
POPULATION
PEABODY
BID
Area ST
7TH ST
0-mi
DULCINEA
NW
CHEVY CHASE/
FRIENDSHIP HEIGHTS
BOTH HIGH-END
CONSUMERS AND
BARGAIN HUNTERS alike
delight in the Chevy Chase/
Friendship Heights shopping
experience. Conveniently
accessible by transit, this
regional transportation
hub directly connects
visitors to numerous stores
and points of interest
including Mazza Gallerie
and Chevy Chase Pavilion.
With average household
incomes in the $160,000
range, the neighborhood
offers national, regional
and local retailers a
wealth of opportunity.
$32
MILLION
Renovation of the mixed-use Chevy

Chase Pavilion (completed in 2013)
HOME TO HIGH-END
RETAIL
The area is home to signature
retailers such as Saks 5th Avenue,
Neiman Marcus, Lord & Taylor and
Williams-Sonoma.
CULINARY ACCLAIM
Two-time James Beard Foundation
Award Finalist Bryan Voltaggio
opened Range, his 300-seat
restaurant, in 2012.
14
0-mi
0-1mi
Retail/Restaurant
0-3mi
Arts/Tourism
Education
Government
Great Street
Main Street
BID Area
POPULATION
Population
Male
Female
Bachelors Degree +
Degree
9,075
43%
57%
99%
84%
59%
27,869
45%
55%
99%
86%
58%
173,252
46%
54%
97%
83%
55%
4,738
1.9
54%
46%
$893,750
12,970
2.1
60%
40%
$1,000,001
78,726
2.1
55%
45%
$1,000,001
$160,468
$132,158
18%
15%
68%
$109,761
$185,123
$152,351
16%
12%
72%
$120,324
$176,036
$127,178
20%
13%
68%
$113,972
14%
21%
37%
27%
47.1
20%
19%
39%
23%
44.6
21%
23%
38%
18%
40.5
HOUSEHOLDS
Households (HH)
Average HH Size
Owner-occupied
Renter-occupied
Median HH Value
INCOME
MI
CHEVY CHASE
FRIENDSHIP HEIGHTS
LE
RA
DI
Average HH
Median HH
HH Income <$50k
HH Income $50$75k
HH Income $75k+
AVALON THEATER
MORRISON ST
AGE
LIVINGSTON ST
LEGATION ST
18%
46%
35%
1%
38TH ST
FESSENDEN ST
RI
VE
ELLICOTT ST
RD
SAFEWAY
DAVENPORT ST
18%
44%
36%
2%
GEORGETOWN
DAY SCHOOL
CHESAPEAKE ST
44TH ST
22%
53%
25%
0%
RD
HARRISON ST

0
1
2-3
4+
NO
38TH ST
$94,129
$916,075
$617,705
$782,378
$346,411
$359,482
$196,172
$82,483
$196,255
RE
39TH ST
$16,521
$156,789
$106,329
$136,955
$60,827
$64,715
$33,983
$14,190
$33,945
JENIFER ST
41ST ST
$5,279
$50,847
$34,174
$43,730
$19,466
$19,386
$10,787
$4,642
$10,857
JOCELYN ST
42ND ST
$437,416
$49,709
$600,511
AV
E
$74,936
$8,542
$104,501
KANAWHA ST
W
ES
TE
RN
$24,026
$2,727
$32,925
MILITARY RD
CHEESECAKE FACTORY
EMBASSY SUITES
J. CREW
WORLD MARKET
H&M
OLD NAVY
AMC
NEIMAN MARCUS
SAKS FIFTH AVENUE

Apparel
Entertainment &
Recreation
Pets
Food at Home
Food away from Home
Health Care
Medical Care
Home Improvement
Friendship Heights
WHOLE FOODS
43RD ST
Age < 20
Age 2034
Age 3564
Age 65+
Median Age (years)
BRANDYWINE ST
Friendship Heights 9,466
AV
E
Tenleytown/AU
ALTON PL
49TH ST
AMERICAN
UNIVERSITY
COLLEGE OF LAW
45TH ST
20,600 Wisconsin Avenue
46TH ST
YUMA ST
48TH ST
47TH ST
93 Walkers Paradise
CONTAINER
STORE
ALBEMARLE ST
W
ES
TE
RN
WALKSCORE
WHOLE
FOODS
MARKET
BUTTERWORTH PL
WARREN ST
WARREN ST

whole percent
JOHNSONS
FLOWER & GARDEN
CENTER
RODMAN ST
AV
E
SEDGWICK ST
NE
BR
AS
K
HAM RD
TILDEN ST
F ORD
Dalecarlia
Reservoir
Grounds
UPTON ST
VE
IN A
NS
CO
WIS
DALECARLIA PKWY
VAN NESS ST
CONTACT
NW
CLEVELAND PARK
A MIX OF HIGHINCOME FAMILIES
AND PROFESSIONAL
SINGLES calls this urban
oasis home. Others from
around the region are
attracted to Cleveland
Park for its historic movie
house, a visit to the
National Zoo or dinner
in one of several unique,
dining establishments
along Connecticut
Avenue. Cleveland
Parks location is ideal
for businesses and
professionals seeking
a touch of tranquility.

Connecticut Avenue, from Macomb
Street to Western Avenue, is a
designated Great Streets corridor.
As funds become available
2.2
MILLION
NEW INVESTMENT
The 131-unit South Cathedral Mansion
will undergo an $18 million renovation
that will result in the addition of 34
units at 2900 Connecticut Avenue in
2016.
NEW COMMUNITY ANCHOR

The new $18.6 million Cleveland Park
Library is scheduled to open in 2017
and will offer 20,000 SF of library
services and 5,000 SF of meeting
space.
Visitors to the National Zoo in 2015
15
Retail/Restaurant
0-3mi
344,035
48%
52%
94%
73%
46%
ALBEMARLE ST
162,284
2.0
42%
58%
$735,449
NO
ACACIA BISTRO
RD
Owner-occupied
Renter-occupied
Median HH Value
16,350
1.8
40%
WARREN ST
60%
$894,796
RE
5,813
1.6
37%
63%
$762,807
UNIVERSITY OF
THE DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA
JOHNSONS
FLOWER & GARDEN
CENTER
AV
E
PHO 14
$128,608
$91,888
29%
14%
57%
$86,809
UPTON ST
MI
LE
RA
DI
17%
35%
35%
13%
34.0
ORDWAY ST
OB
S
36TH ST
36TH PL
PL
IRCLE
RY C
TO
VA
R
E
CALVERT ST
SWEETGREEN
NO
US NAVAL
OBSERVATORY
RM
ANS
TO
NE
DR
GLOVER PARK
HARDWARE
WY
K PK
RE
E
38TH ST
39TH PL
39TH ST
Woodley Park/Zoo/
Adams Morgan
O
SC
WI

whole percent
W ST
YES!
ORGANIC
MARKET
40 ST ST
WHOLE
FOODS
MARKET
SLATE WINE BAR

& BISTRO
IN
NS
CONTACT
Y RD

Dumbarton
Oaks Park
T ST
RO
WHITEHAVEN ST
E
AV
Whitehaven
Park
Washington,
DC Economic Partnership,
SAFEWAY
CK
MONT R D
BEL
A
RAM
AS
SA
CH
RD
O
KAL
US
ET
TS
G
MIN
WYO
AV
E
24TH ST
41ST ST
40TH PL
30,900-33,100 Connecticut Avenue

7,300-10,500 Porter Street
WOOD
LE
MARRIOT WARDMAN
PARK HOTEL
CALVERT ST

42ND ST
GLOVER PARK
PAGE 27
NATIONAL
ZOOLOGICAL
PARK
DR
84 Very Walkable
34TH ST
35TH ST
GARFIELD ST
D
AN
DL
OO
AW
NL
TU
WALKSCORE
DAVIS PL
GLE RD
CA
THE
35%
45%
19%
FULTO
1% N ST
CATHEDRAL AVE
34TH PL
38TH ST
RD
Cleveland Park 4,366
CLEVELAND PARK
WASHINGTON
NATIONAL
CATHEDRAL
E
AV
31%
52%
16%
1%
WOODLEY RD
KL
IN
D
AN
EL
EV
CL
34%
55%
11%
0%
MACOMB ST
36TH ST
AV
E
IDA
HO
39TH ST

0
1
2-3
4+
UPTOWN THEATER
NEWMARK ST
IM
GR
PIL
RT
E
ST
ClevelandR Park
VE
TA
$137,096
$1,443,622
$962,053
$1,138,850
$504,964
$464,190
$291,644
$128,308
$295,726
PO
U
TIC
EC
E
AV
$15,026
$157,141
$106,607
$122,668
$54,450
$50,432
$32,350
$14,150
$32,258
ALERO
MEDIUM RARE
NN
CO
ICO
$5,087
$54,324
$36,760
$41,284
$18,316
$16,017
$11,048
$4,921
$11,040
RD
WEYGANDT WINES
PETCO
CALIFORNIA TORTILLA
ACONSUMER
SS
AC
Apparel
$26,048
$75,390
$682,362
HU
ComputersSE&T Accessories
$2,913
$8,439
$76,392
T
EntertainmentS&AV
$33,049
$97,594
$889,222
E
Recreation
Pets
Food at Home
Food away from Home
Health Care
Medical Care
Home Improvement
ATHEDRA
L
HouseholdCFurnishings
AV
E
27TH ST
11%
37%
38%
15%
36.4
28TH ST
9%
40%
37%
15%
36.0
U
PA
R
RODMAN ST
Age < 20
Age 2034
Age 3564
Age 65+
Median Age (years)
over
hbold
ark
TILDEN ST
AGE
Van Ness/UDC
29TH ST
A
NE
BR
AS
K
$140,341
$104,601
20%
17%
63%
$94,910
VE
IN A
NS
CO
WIS
$134,355
$100,566
19%
20%
61%
$90,956
VAN NESS
PAGE 53
GIANT
INCOME
Average HH
Median HH
HH Income <$50k
HH Income $50$75k
HH Income $75k+
BID Area
D R AL AVE
Households (HH)
PARK
VAN NESS
BREAD
FURST
ALTON PL
AMERICAN
Average HH Size
UNIVERSITY
COLLEGE OF LAW
Main Street
BRANDYWINE ST
Tenleytown/AU
HOUSEHOLDS
Great Street
RD
29,394
45%
55%
98%
88%
59%
Government
23RD ST
9,135
43%
57%
WHOLE
FOODS 99%
MARKET
91%
61%
Education
DAVENPORT ST
36TH ST
Population
Male
Female
Bachelors Degree +
CONTAINER
STORE
Degree
38TH ST
POPULATION
Arts/Tourism
N CH
0-1mi
BROAD BR A
42ND ST
0-mi
ELLICOTT ST
E
AV
UT
TIC
RGETOWN
SCHOOL
EC
NN
CO
SAFEWAY
AVE
IFO
CAL
A ST
RNI
NW
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS
ALIVE WITH ACTIVITY,

Columbia Heights is one
of DCs most diverse and
urban neighborhoods. The
catalysts fueling this vibrant
transformation includes the
development of several
major retailers, a revived
arts scene and exciting
new residential projects.

11TH STREET - HOME

TO INDEPENDENT
ENTREPRENEURS
Several independent restaurants,
cafes and taverns such as Maple,
The Coupe, RedRocks, Room 11
and Meridian Pint have opened in
recent years.
34,000+
Residents within a ten-minute walk
of Columbia HeightsDCs densest
neighborhood.
642K
SF of retail/restaurant space
within two blocks of
14th & Irving Streets.
16
DECATUR ST
E
AV
BROAD BR
A
W
IO
RUFF & READY
0-mi
0-1mi
Retail/Restaurant
0-3mi
Arts/Tourism
Education
WMATA
CRITTENDEN ST
HIGHLANDS
Government BUS BARN
Great Street
Main
BUCHANAN ST
POPULATION
367,510
48%
52%
92%
67%
40%
AV
E
9TH ST
AV
E
AN
SA
S
AR
K
17TH ST
18TH ST
PETWORTH
LIBRARY
UPSHUR ST
DOMKU
ACE HARDWARE
TAYLOR ST
SHEPHERD ST
YES!
ORGANIC
MARKET
NS
AS
AV
E
172,683
2.0
41%
59%
$611,686
CENTRAL 14TH ST/

SPRING ROAD
PAGE 12
KA
15,244
38,432
2.2
2.1
29%
35%
71% PA
65%
R
$643,378 K$647,771
RD
8TH ST
WEBSTER ST
HOUSEHOLDS
Households (HH)
Average HH Size
Owner-occupied
Renter-occupied
Median HH Value
7TH ST
ALLISON ST
EN
83,601
50%
50%
89%
65%
38%
ARG
YLE
TE
R
34,255
50%
50%
87%
62%
34%
BL
AG
D
Population
Male
Female
Bachelors Degree +
Degree
TILDEN ST
Sherman
BID Area Circle
Street
SHEPHERD ST
CHEZ
BILLYS
RANDOLPH ST
SAFEWAY
HH Income $75k+
LYMANS
TAVERN
$111,018
$79,192
34%
14%
52%
$76,996
PINEY BR AN
CH
SPR
IN
MOUNT
PLEASANT
PAGE 35
R
ILE
AD
IUS
AGE
MO
17TH ST
39%
36%
9%
33.3
NE
16%
GLE RD
36%
35%
12%
34.1
18TH ST
K16%
L IN
19TH ST
17%
39%
36%
8%
33.0
U
TIC
EC
D R AL AVE
28TH ST
29TH ST
27TH ST
CA
THE
E
NI
LA
NE
DR
48%
39%
13%
1%
PAISLEY FIG
REDROCKS
TIVOLI
THEATER
MOUNT PLEASANT
LIBRARY
TARGET
BEST BUY
BED, BATH & BEYOND
MARSHALLS
ROOM 11
37%
46%
17%
1%
WALLS OF BO
LAMONT ST
32 THIRTY-TWO
IRVING ST
COLUMBIA RD
WOODLANDS
VEGAN BISTRO
DULCINEA
BAR & GRILL
FAIRMONT ST
ACE HARDWARE
HOWA
UNIVE
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS
THE LINE DC
43%
42%
13%
1%
MORTON ST
GIANT FOOD
SAFEWAY

0
1
2-3
4+
PARK RD
HARVARD ST
PL
FISH IN THE
NEIGHBORHOOD
THE AVENUE
EACH
PEACH
MARKET
H A RVARD ST

WALTERS
DC REYNOLDS
THE COUPE
Columbia
Heights
$125,390
$1,341,804
$885,027
$1,052,283
$465,947
$417,061
$267,422
$118,326
$272,251
Georgia Ave/
Petworth
CVS
ES
T
PA
RK
RD
T
NT S
CALVERT ST
BEAU THAI
$628,976
$69,996
$814,811
VE
TA
Apparel
$42,393
$123,215
Computers & Accessories NATIONAL$4,782
$13,827
ZOOLOGICAL
PARK $53,470
Entertainment &
$157,505
Recreation
Pets
$8,259
$24,227
Food at Home
$90,400
$262,046
Food away from Home
$59,891
$174,145
Health
Care
$67,357
$199,346
WO
ODLEY
RD
Medical Care
$30,169
$89,043
YES!
MARRIOT WARDMAN
ORGANIC$76,483
Home PARK
Improvement
$24,523
HOTEL
MARKET
$17,327
$51,088
Woodley
Park/Zoo/ $8,133
Personal
Care Products
$23,375
M
Adams Morgan
$18,211
$52,964
PARK PLACE
GR
D
WT
ON
ST
NR
O
A
LEAS
MT P
NN
CO
Age < 20
Age 2034
Age 3564
Age 65+
Median Age (years)
QUINCY ST
Y
KW
GEORGIA AVE
Median HH
PHH
ORIncome <$50k
TE
R Park
HH Income
ST$50$75k
Cleveland
$96,724
$70,368
37%
15%
48%
$69,300
HOLMEAD PL
$83,000
$60,116
43%
15%
43%
$60,712
E
SHERMAN AV
INCOME
WEYGANDT WINES
PETCO
Average HH
CALIFORNIA TORTILLA
HARRIS TEETER
MINTWOOD
PLACE
TRYST
MA
RA
LO
KA
DC ARTS CENTER
RD
F LORIDA
SITAR CENTER
MCDONALDS
AV
E
PO
FU
FR
KW Y
U ST
19TH ST
PHILLIPS
COLLECTION
Shaw/Howard
University
SOURCE
THEATER
S ST
14TH & U/
LOGAN CIRCLE
PAGE 1
SAFEWAY
R ST
LE DIPLOMATE
Q ST
DUPONT HOTEL
Dupont
WARBY PARKER
LETTIE GOOCH
FRANK & OAK
ROOM &
BOARD
GLENS
GARDEN MARKET
PRESIDENT WOODROW
WILSON HOUSE
T ST
E
AV
KOMI
P ST
LANDMARK
THEATER
TRADER JOES
LAURIOL PLAZA
A
R ID
LO
BRIXTON
STUDIO
THEATER
8TH ST

whole percent
WASHINGTON
HILTON
REEVES
CENTER
TA
VE
US
CAPITAL
BIKESHARE ARRIVALS
ET
A ST
TS Monthly (10/2014-9/2015) 8,469
RNI
Average
IFO
CAL
AV
E
CONTACT
Chad Shuskey, SVP, Research, (202) Sheridan
661-8670
Circle
18TH ST
OYSTER ADAMS
930 CLUB
LINCOLN
THEATER
VE
RM
ON
AVE
13TH ST
G
MIN
WYO
V ST
14TH ST
97 Walkers Paradise
ADAMS MORGAN
PAGE 2
16TH ST
RD
23RD ST
AS
SA
CH
A
RAM
O
KAL
HI
RE
AV
E
WALKSCORE
FUTURE
WHOLE
FOODS
YES!
ORGANIC
MARKET
MARIE REED
ELEMENTARY
18TH ST
MONT R D
BEL
24TH ST
CK
CO
RO
HA
MP
S
LU
MB
IA R
D
NE
W
RE
E
K PBOARDINGS (Avg. weekday)

METRORAIL
H
U
H
H
TH
R
E
U
Shaw
Un
VE
DA
LAN
RH
Logan
IS
DE
BEAU THAI
CO
CO
SE
CONGRESS HEIGHTS/
SAINT ELIZABETHS
HOME TO THE 350-ACRE

Saint Elizabeths East
and West Campuses, the
new 3,700-employee
U.S. Coast Guard
headquarters and by
2021 the new home
for the Department of
Homeland Security,
Congress Heights will be
an epicenter for future
business opportunities.

Martin Luther King, Jr. Avenue
is a designated Great Streets
corridor. As funds become available
NEW ENTERTAINMENT
ANCHOR
The 5,000-seat Entertainment and
Sports Arena will be home of the
Washington Mystics, practice facility
for the Washington Wizards and a
versatile venue that will host concerts,
festivals, and an array of sporting
events. The arena will be located on
the East Campus and is scheduled to
open in 2018.
INNOVATION CENTER
Gateway DC and the R.I.S.E.
Demonstration Center offer flexible
and innovative spaces for meeting
& demonstration space and provide
a destination for farmers markets
and other community, cultural and
arts events.
5 MILLION
SF REDEVELOPMENT AT
SAINT ELIZABETHS EAST
Redbrick LMD & Gragg Cardona

Partners have been chosen as master
developers for phase I. The proposed
plan calls for 170,000 SF of office
space, 47,000 SF of retail space, 252
apartments and up to 120 for-sale
townhomes, including live-work units.
17
el
DC TAXICAB
COMMISSION
Anacostia
0-3mi
Education
Government
SU
MN
ER
POPULATION
24,991
45%
55%
83%
15%
6%
174,213
47%
53%
88%
32%
17%
3,041
2.4
34%
66%
$278,074
9,259
2.6
26%
74%
$281,394
74,417
2.2
33%
67%
$297,279
ST
EV
EN
S
BARRY FARM
RECREATION
CENTER
RD
HOUSEHOLDS
UI
CAPI
TOL S
T
25%
26%
38%
12%
34.5
MARTINS
FOOD TOWN
7TH ST
295
1 0 T H PL
NA
H
4TH ST
6TH ST
SA
VA
N
CONGRESS HEIGHTS/
SAINT ELIZABETHS
NNAH
SAVA
ST
S
RES
ST
G
CON
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MISS
E
AV
PI
W
L
VA
Y
LE
E
AV
HE
EL
ER
RD
ST
MARTIN LUT
FORRESTER ST
R
TE
BA
RN
AB
Y
4TH ST
PNC
BANK
3 R D ST
CHESAPEAKE ST
E
AV
AR
YL
SO
RN
HE
T
U
SOUTH
CAPITOL
SHOPPING
CENTER
6TH ST
DANBURY ST
N
DO
ATLANTIC ST
LIVINGSTON RD
CHESAPEAKE ST
CONWAY HEALTH
& RESOURCE CENTER
1ST ST
WILLIAM O. LOCKRIDGE/
BELLEVUE NEIGHBORHOOD
LIBRARY
N
CO
ST
ST
BELLEVUE/
SOUTH CAPITOL
PAGE 6
AUTO
ZONE
SOUTH CAPITOL ST
ATLANTI
C
2N
D
ST
TRINITY
PLAZA

whole percent
Con
He
VE
P PI A
H
9T

19,600 Alabama Avenue
12,000 Malcolm X Avenue
HADLEY
MEMORIAL
AV
E
JR
KIN
G
IP
SS
SI
IS
M
Congress Heights 2,666
CONTACT
Destination Congress Heights
Kevin Vaughan, Executive Director
(202) 563-5201
kevin@chctdc.org
www.chctdc.org
CONGRESS HEIGHTS
METRO REDEVELOPMENT
GREATER SOUTHEAST
COMMUNITY HOSPITAL
AVE
AMA
ALAB
ST
35%
44%
20%
1%
1ST ST
41%
50%
42%
37%
15%
13%
JOINT BASE
2%
1%
ANACOSTIA-BOLLING
Heights
HORNER PL

0
1
2-3
4+
SAINT
ELIZABETH
HOSPITAL
SQ
CONGRESS
HEIGHTS
SCHOOL
PL
$34,435
$376,419
$234,804
$306,640
$134,038
$116,515
$74,380
$32,026
$74,938
EY
POPEYES
ER
S
$2,861
$32,745
$19,451
$26,513
$11,536
$9,443
$6,275
$2,669
$6,295
MALCOM X AVE
OT
H
$1,050
$11,915
$7,166
$9,891
$4,270
$3,812
$2,299
$948
$2,303
WY
FUTURE
ENTERTAINMENT
& SPORTS ARENA
R.I.S.E.
DEMONSTRATION
Congress
CENTER
ST
ST
5T
H
4T
H
ST
W
CO
MB
HE
R
$170,049
$18,232
$222,433
BR
$14,403
$1,487
$18,694
D PK
SAINT ELIZABETHS
EAST CAMPUS
AL
L
MA
RT
IN
LU
T
$5,249
$542
$6,946
DI
NE
JOINT BASE
ANACOSTIA-BOLLING
Apparel
Entertainment &
Recreation
Pets
Food at Home
Food away from Home
Health Care
Medical Care
Home Improvement
ELVANS
RD
AN
GATEWAY
PAVILION
2ND ST
32%
23%
35%
10%
31.2
RD
RD
EROY RD
RA
27%
22%
40%
11%
36.0
TL
UNIFIED
COMMUNICATIONS
CENTER
ILE
Age < 20
Age 2034
Age 3564
Age 65+
Median Age (years)
$70,191
$49,147
U.S. NAVAL
STATION
51%
15%
34%
$53,158
AGE
RI
S
STANTON RD
POM
SAINT ELIZABETHS
WEST CAMPUS
ANACOSTMIA FREEWAY
$47,519
$29,376
68%
13%
19%
$36,627
OR
BARRY FARM
PAGE 5
INCOME
$53,766
$37,024
62%
16%
22%
$41,117
RD
M
U.S. COAST GUARD HQ
Average HH
Median HH
HH Income <$50k
HH Income $50$75k
HH Income $75k+
BID Area
HO
W
AR
D
Households (HH)
Average HH Size
Owner-occupied
Renter-occupied
Median HH Value
HO
W
AR
D
RD
RD
7,785
48%
52%
87%
18%
7%
W
AD
E
Population
Male
Female
Bachelors Degree +
Degree
TI N
AR
MMain
Street
Great Street
0-1mi
Arts/Tourism
AN
0-mi
Retail/Restaurant
UNIONTOWN
BAR & GRILL
ER
TH
LU
NE
DEANWOOD
A NEIGHBORHOOD
WELL KNOWN for
its history and urban
nature, Deanwoods
neighborhood
revitalization program
efforts have made it
a destination. New
housing, retail and
office spaces near the
Minnesota Avenue
Metrorail Station are
focusing new investment
in this corner of the
District of Columbia.

Nannie Helen Burroughs Avenue
4800 NANNIE HELEN

BURROUGHS
The five-story, 70-unit apartment
building delivered in 2013 and
features a Subway restaurant
(opened in 2014).
NEW DEVELOPMENT
The historic Strand theatre site
will be redeveloped into 7,760 SF
of office, 9,680 SF of retail and
40 residential units by by The
Warrenton Group & WMCDC.
A vacant lot at 5201 Hayes Street will
be redeveloped into 150 residential
units in 2017 by The Warrenton
Group and Pennrose Properties.
$15 MILLION IN
INFRASTRUCTURE
INVESTMENTS
Completed in 2012, Nannie Helen
Burroughs Avenue now features a
reconfigured single lane roadway to
allow for traffic calming, landscaped
medians, bicycle lanes, new
sidewalks and street lighting. In
addition, six bridges over Watts
Branch were rehabilitated.
18
A
YL
AR
M
Retail/Restaurant
DAKOTA
CROSSING
LOWES
POPULATION
Arts/Tourism
Education
Government
Great Street
Main Street
BID Area
D
N
0-mi
0-3mi
SHOPS AT0-1miCOSTCO
NE W
181,413
YORK
AVE
47%
53%
85%
23%
10%
Population
8,149
29,387
Male
47%
45%
Female
53%
55%
85%
83%
Bachelors Degree +
17%
16%
7%
6%
NATIONAL ARBORETUM
Degree
Anacostia
River Park
HOUSEHOLDS
71,028
2.5
46%
54%
$258,110
Kenilworth
Aquatic
Gardens
INCOME
DO
UG
ANACOS
TIA A
VE
$65,293
$47,414
52%
17%
31%
$50,219
LAS
EA
ST
ER
N
AV
E
MEADE ST
MEADE ST
49TH ST
25%
22%
39%
13%
36.8
Deanwood
DEANWOOD
COMMUNITY CENTER
AN
29%
21%
38%
13%
35.1
Y
JA
DEANWOOD
LANE PL
ST
26%
20%
41%
14%
38.9
ADIUS
AV
E
KENILWORTH
ELEMENTARY
Age < 20
Age 2034
Age 3564
Age 65+
Median Age (years)
ILE R
AV
E
KE
N
AGE
$48,914
$33,482
66%
13%
21%
$38,329
YL
AR
DEA
NE
AV
E
$45,200
$30,300
69%
13%
18%
$35,699
Average HH
Median HH
HH Income <$50k
HH Income $50$75k
HH Income $75k+
ST
PARKSIDE/KENILWORTH
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NE
SO
TA
11,604
2.5
36%
64%
$263,107
M
IN
3,127
2.5
43%
57%
$261,508
ILW
OR
TH
Households (HH)
Average HH Size
Owner-occupied
Renter-occupied
Median HH Value
LEE ST
PL
DE
BURRO
UGHS
AV
7-ELEVEN
DIVIS
BROOK
EADS ST
LINCOLN HEIGHTS/
RICHARDSON DWELLINGS
PAGE 33
KELLY MIDDLE
SCHOOL
SOME
PROJECT
7-ELEVEN
DENNYS
EAST CAPITOL ST
BLAINE ST
Benning Rd
ST
SUBWAY
C EN
TRA
LA
NG
D ST
info@wardseven.com
C ST
RD
ELY PL
E ST
D ST
B ST
54TH ST
NI
BEN
Business & Community

Improvement Services
BUSI
PARTNERSHIP the Main Street Way
VE
C ST
ST
37TH
WANRESD
S
MAYA ANGEL
HIGH SCHOO
AMES ST
We advance economic growth and investment

Fort
Chaplin
Park
D ST
BLAINE
50TH ST
ST
H. D. WOODSON
HIGH SCHOOL
S ST
D
ER
DG
RI
B ST
CONTACT
Ward
C ST 7 Business Partnership
(formerly Deanwood Heights Main Streets)
Deborah Jones, Executive Director
(202) 621-2288, djones@wardseven.com
www.wardseven.com
A-1 GROCERY
ION
AVE
49TH
ST
G RD
5 0 H ST
T
NIN
MINNESOTA &
BENNING
PAGE 34
47TH ST
BE N
STRAND
THEATER
SAFEWAY
CVS

1.AAmerican
Community Survey (2009-2013), values are rounded to nearest
ST
whole percent
RD
EL EN
44TH ST
Fort
Mahan
Park
BLAINE ST
AN
AC
OS
TIA
SUBWAY
IE H
FOOTE ST
35
TH
KE
NI
LW
OR
TH
NN
49TH ST
Minnesota Ave 2,827
10,500-12,800 Nannie Helen Burroughs Avenue

118,800 I-295
7,500 Sheriff Road
34TH ST
NA
GAULT PL
OT
AA
VE
MENICKS MARKET
AV
E
43%
25%
2%

AV
E
HAYES ST
SI
46%
43%
38%
40%
15%
DC EAGLE 17%
0%
1%
Deanwood 1,556
JAY ST
MCDONALDS
RT
H
AMERICAS KIDS
BASKIN ROBINS
DUNKIN DONUTS
POPEYES
31%
SALA THAI
34TH ST
0
1
2-3
4+
295
$3,743
$41,774
$332,802
PARKSIDE
$24,905MIXED-USE
$205,096
REDEVELOPMENT
RK
$34,822
$281,572
PA
$15,135
$122,762
M Minnesota Ave
$12,882
$110,367
$8,128
$66,098
$3,427
$28,093
DOES
$8,137
$66,864
7-ELEVEN
55TH ST
CESAR
CHAVEZ
$31,035
SCHOOL
KE
NI
LW
O
O
FO
$990
$10,347
EDUCARE
$6,095
$9,184
TE
$3,992
ST
$3,375
$2,077
$871
$2,076
$24,218
JUST ST
D ST
$6,112
SHERIFF RD
WENDYS
52N
$148,250
$15,876
$198,475
YE
53RD ST
$18,341
HA
51ST ST
$4,459
S
$469THOMAS $1,900
NEVAL
ST
ELEMENTARY
42ND ST
Apparel
Entertainment &
Recreation
Pets
Food at Home
Food away from Home
Health Care
Medical Care
Home Improvement
EAST CAPITO
NW
DOWNTOWNDC
DOWTOWNDC IS
A MAJOR OFFICE,
SHOPPING, DINING,
CULTURAL, AND
ENTERTAINMENT
CENTER IN DC.
DowntownDCs shopper
goods retail offerings
total 700,000 SF today.
In the next four years,
DowntownDC will add
400,000 SF as 555
12th Street leases up
and projects at 600
Massachusetts Avenue,
Capitol Crossing (three
city blocks), CityCenterDC
Phases II & III, and
Anthem Row come online.
LUXURY RETAILERS
Alexis Bittar
Arcteryx
Burberry
Carolina Herrera
Dior
ERES
The Great Republic
Gucci
Herman Miller
Hermes
EVERYDAY RETAILERS
Hugo Boss
Lilith
Longchamp
Louis Vuitton
Morgenthal
Frederics
Paul Stuart
Tumi
Vince
Zadig & Voltaire
American Apparel
American Eagle2
Ann Taylor
Anthropologie
Banana Republic
Bed Bath & Beyond
Forever 21
Gap
H&M
J. Crew
JoS. A. Bank
Macys
Radio Shack
Urban Outfitters
Zara
VALUE RETAILERS
DressBarn
LOFT
Marshalls
Mens Warehouse
Payless Shoes
T.J. Maxx
19
8TH ST
TA
VE
13TH ST
14TH ST
18TH ST
HI
RE
AV
E
VE
RM
ON
HA
MP
S
R ST
Q ST
E IS
D
HO
VE
TA
Mt Vernon Sq/
Convention Center
M ST
RITZ-CARLTON
4TH ST
5TH ST
6TH ST
M ST
VE
KA
OR
WY
NE
The
Ellipse
Archives/
Navy Mem'l
NATIONAL
MUSEUM OF
AMERICAN
HISTORY
PEN
NSY
LVA
NIA
The Mall
1ST ST
2ND ST
1ST ST
E
AV
Union
Station
Plaza
UNITED
STATES
CAPITOL
FREER GALLERY
OF ART
HIRSHHORN
MUSEUM
NATIONAL
AIR & SPACE
MUSEUM
SMITHSONIAN
CASTLE
M Smithsonian
L'Enfant
Plaza
W
AS RAYBURN HOUSE
HI OFFICE BUILDING
NG
TO
N
AV
E
Federal
Center SW
E ST
395
Downtown Office Market
80 million SF of office space*the 4th largest downtown office market in the U.S. behind only
T
Midtown Manhattan,
Downtown
Boston and
Francis
Case Manhattan and the Chicago Loop; much largerG Sthan
San Francisco downtowns;
Memorialand twice as large as Philadelphia and Seattle downtowns combined.
NE
E
AV
Downtown Restaurants
I ST
156 destination restaurants in the
DowntownDC BID area with over $750 million
in annual sales, with several restaurants north
of $15 million in annual sales.
ST
Downtown Hotels
12,000 rooms*the 7th largest downtown
hotel market in the U.S. DC has another
West
20,000 hotel
roomsDC as a whole is the 4th
Potomac
Park
largest downtown hotel market in the U.S.
ER
AT
W
George Mason
Memorial Bridge 395
AVE
ARTS & INDUSTRY

BUILDING
Bridge
98 Walkers Paradise
A
AN
SI
UI
LO
NATIONAL MUSEUM OF
NATURAL HISTORY
AI
M
JEFFERSON
MEMORIAL
D ST
NATIONAL
GALLERY OF ART
14 TH ST
Tidal
Basin
VE
AA
Judiciary Sq
E ST
C ST
USDA
WALKSCORE
2. Projected
I AN
IND
NATIONAL
ARCHIVES
US HOLOCAUST
MEMORIAL
MUSEUM
INDEPENDENCE AVE
Downtown has seven metro

stations, on all six lines.
Potomac
Park
Total avg weekday (all seven stations) 99,551
Metro Center 27,058
McPherson Sq 15,635
Archives-Navy Meml 9,220
Mt Vernon Sq - 7th St Convention Center 4,629
Gallery Pl-Chinatown 25,820
Judiciary Sq 8,778
Federal Triangle 8,411
NATIONAL
MUSEUM OF
AFRICAN
AMERICAN
HISTORY
WOOLLY
MAMMOTH
THEATRE
NATIONAL
BUILDING
MUSEUM
F ST
LANSBURGH
THEATRE
Federal
Triangle
$1,229,868
$12,082,057 CONSTITUTION AVE
$7,938,573
$10,342,154
$4,564,458
WASHINGTON
$4,548,962WWII
MONUMENT
MEMORIAL
$2,530,035
$1,084,011
$2,582,110
G ST
VERIZON
CENTER
shi
East Potomac Park

Golf Course
2016
2020
4.5 M
1.1 M
9.7 M
4.9 M
1.3 M
N ST
11 M
4TH ST
Wa
CONTACT
Lady Bird
Rochambeau
Johnson Park
Daily Population Downtown*
2016
2020 Annual Visitation Downtown*
M
DowntownDC Business Improvement District
Memorial Bridge
Office Workers
280,000 293,000 Unique Hotel GuestsWaterfront/
Andrew Axthelm, Economic
SEU
Residents
33,000 39,000 Convention Visitors
Development Research Assistant
Arland D Williams, Jr
Hotel
Guests
10,000
11,000
Entertainment
&
Cultural
(202) 638-3232
Memorial Bridge
andrew@downtowndc.org
*within 10 blocks of 9th & G Streets, NW (all data provided by DowntownDC BID)
www.downtowndc.org
P ST
O ST
SOUTH CAPITOL ST
$5,629,036
D ST
$638,647
C ST
$7,727,038
SIDNEY
HARMAN
HALL
NATIONAL
THEATRE
E ST ($ thousands)
Apparel
$83,446 DOI
$1,167,095
$9,343
$128,816
Entertainment &
$103,950 $1,513,190
Recreation
Pets
$16,048
$233,387
Food at Home
$175,976 $2,508,791
Food away from Home
$117,290 $1,634,128
VIETNAM VETERANS
MEMORIAL
Health Care
$130,100 $1,981,505
Medical Care
$57,918
$875,092
Home Improvement
$46,556
$775,037
Reflecting Pool
LINCOLN
Household
Furnishings
$34,620
$499,404
MEMORIAL
WAR
Personal Care Products KOREAN
$219,994
MEMORIAL$15,980
$35,374
$506,913
NATIONAL
MUSEUM OF
AMERICAN ART
WARNER
THEATRE
E ST
STATE
DEPARTMENT
DELA
WAR
E AV
E
THE WHITE
HOUSE
Metro
Center
3RD ST
24%
23%
40%
13%
37.2
MA
SS
AC
HU
SE
TT
SA
VE
H ST
Gallery Pl/
Chinatown
3RD ST
F ST
WORLD BANK
19%
33%
36%
12%
GSA HQ
34.2
CITYCENTERDC
NATL.
MUSEUM OF
WOMEN IN
THE ARTS
6TH ST
G ST
Lafayette
Square
6TH ST
12%
42%
37%
10%
33.8
7TH ST
COURTYARD
BY MARRIOTT
IMF
DOWNTOWNDC
K ST
McPherson
Square
NORTH CAPITOL ST
K ST
9TH ST
GEORGE
WASHINGTON
UNIVERSITY
395
MARRIOTT
MARQUIS
12TH ST
23RD ST
L ST
H ST
17TH ST
22ND ST
Foggy Bottom/GWU
AV
E
N ST
4TH ST
$103,213
$120,917 Farragut
M North
$73,817
$88,156
36%
27%
15%
16% Farragut
Square
M
50%
58%
I ST
West
$73,199 Farragut
$86,253
14TH ST
20TH ST
$99,939
$74,512
40%
11%
50%
$70,308
15TH ST
21ST ST
25TH ST
Average HH
Median HH
Washington
HH
Income
Circle P <$50k
ENN
SYL
HH Income $50$75k
VAN
IA A
WHOLE
H Income $75k+
VE
HH
FOODS
Average
M HH Disposable
IA
P ST
WASHINGTON
CONVENTION
CENTER
INCOME
TRADER JOES
Age < 20
Age 2034
Age 3564
Age 65+
V
GI
Median AgeIR(years)
N
7TH ST
9TH ST
N ST
11TH ST
U
TIC
EC
1,471,663
2.5
57%
43%
$467,379
13TH ST
344,809
2.1
38%
62%
$552,306
NN
CO
24,695
1.7
29%
71%
$623,477
R ST
VE
EY A
O ST
Households (HH)
Average HH Size
Owner-occupied
PARK
Renter-occupied
HYATT
HILTON
Median HH Value
GARDEN INN
RID
AA
VE
VE
DA
LAN
HOUSEHOLDS
AGE
FLO
Shaw/Howard
University
Logan
Circle
P ST
1S
S ST
JERS
Dupont
Circle
746,773
3,786,081
48%
48%
52%
52%
91%
91%
59%
54%
DUPONT HOTEL
34%
28%
NE
W
43,858
51%
49%
PHILLIPS
COLLECTION 91%
70%
42%
T ST
NEW
Population
Male
Sheridan
Female
Circle
Bachelors Degree +
Degree
Shaw/Howard
University
S ST
Museums/Theaters
RD
0-20mi
GLENS
GARDEN MARKET
POPULATION
Downtown Shopping District
U ST
LINCO
LN
BID Area
T ST
0-5mi
3RD ST
Civil War Mem'l/Cardozo
LAURIOL PLAZA
E
AV
16T
U ST
WASHINGTON
HILTON
A ST
RNI
0-1mi
GEORGE
WASHINGTON
HOSPITAL
n
al
IFO
CAL
IDA
OR
FL
RMONT
HOTEL
DY
AVE
19TH ST
24TH ST
23RD ST
G
MIN
WYO
NATIO
PA
NW
DUPONT CIRCLE
DUPONT CIRCLE IS
ONE OF DCS MOST
DIVERSE and celebrated
neighborhoods with
boutique shops and
cozy restaurants. The
area boasts extremely
walkable blocks
with easy access to
housing, offices, and the
Metro. Dupont Circle
features more than 150
restaurants, 100 shops
and countless services
that range from local craft
stores and international
foods to food trucks
and fine dining and
everything in between.
HOSPITALITY & CULTURE
INTERNATIONAL
DESTINATION
From around the globe visitors stay in

the numerous hotels and visit world
class museums, including the Phillips
Collections, President Woodrow
Wilson House, Anderson House, and
the Heurich House Museum.
More than 70 embassies

are located in and around
Embassy Row.
52%
population
aged 20-34
90%
population
with Bachelors
Degree or higher
$137k
average
household
income
EVENTS & FESTIVALS

17th Street Festival (Fall)
Dupont Circle Farmers Market
(Sundays)
Dupont Circle Tree Lighting
(December)
First Friday Dupont - art walk in
galleries & retailers (monthly)
Taste of Dupont (Spring)
20
27TH ST
CALVERT ST
E
NI
LA
THE LINE DC
$116,436
M
$86,318
AS
S
30% AC
H
14% USE
TT
56%
S
AV
E
$80,754
MIN
WYO
VE
GA
OYSTER ADAMS
WASHINGTON
HILTON
A ST
RNI
IFO
CAL
15%
40%
34%
11%
33.3
PRESIDENT WOODROW
WILSON HOUSE
Sheridan
Circle
PHILLIPS
COLLECTION
THOMAS PINK
MAYFLOWER HOTEL
Washington
Circle P
ENN
SYL
VAN
WHOLE
FOODS
IMF
THE KENNEDY
CENTER
Theodore
Roosevelt
Memorial
NI
AV
E
Mcpherson
Square
I ST
H ST
GOLDEN TRIANGLE
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Lafayette
Square
WORLD BANK
F ST
RG
I
L ST
Farragut
Square
Farragut West
G ST
VI
Farragut
North
K ST
IA A
VE
GEORGE
WASHINGTON
UNIVERSITY
22ND ST
23RD ST
PAUL BAKERY
CHARLES TYRWHITT
21ST ST
20TH ST
NORDSTROM RACK
THE WHITE
HOUSE
GSA HQ
COURTYARD
BY MARRIOTT
E ST
STATE
DEPARTMENT
DOI
D ST

C ST
The
Ellipse
CONSTITUTION AVE
VIETNAM VETERANS
MEMORIAL
THE HAMILTON
NAT
THE
E ST
C
CK
RO
66
THE WATERGATE
MAC PKWY
OTO
&P
CONTACT
Historic Dupont Circle Main Streets
Bill McLeod, Executive Director
(202) 656-4487, execdirector@dupontcircle.biz
www.DupontCircleMainStreets.org
M ST
RIZIKS
Foggy Bottom/GWU
EK
RE
annel
etow n Ch

whole percent
BROOKS BROTHERS
17TH ST
GEORGE
WASHINGTON
HOSPITAL
o rg
Average Monthly (10/2014-9/2015) 25,813
BTOO
N ST
14TH ST
27TH ST
WEST END/
FOGGY BOTTOM
PAGE 54
Ge
Theodore
Roosevelt
CAPITAL BIKESHARE
ARRIVALS
Island
STU
THE
TOPAZ HOTEL
RITZ-CARLTON
37%
43%
47%
9%
WASHINGTON16%
HARBOUR
0%
1%
99 Walkers Paradise
LE D
H&M
TRADER JOES
WALKSCORE
HILTON
GARDEN INN
M ST
FOUR
SEASONS
HOTEL
RITZ-CARLTON
48% HOTEL
& LOEWS THEATRE
Dupont Circle 20,415
R ST
P ST
PARK
HYATT
FAIRMONT
HOTEL
25TH ST
WY
14TH & U/
LOGAN CIRCLE
PAGE 1
WHOLE FOODS
MARKET
DUPONT CIRCLE
CAPELLA
HOTEL 1
52%
42%
7%
0%
SOU
THEA
KOMI
VE
TA
ITEH
URS
TF
ROOM &
BOARD
SAFEWAY
HEURICH
HOUSE
MUSEUM
28TH ST
29TH ST
30TH ST
31ST ST
33RD ST
34TH ST
Dupont
Circle
AVAILABLE
VEHICLES PER HH
WH
0
1
2-3
4+
T ST
Q ST
U
TIC
EC
CADYS ALLEY
DI
DUPONT HOTEL
$662,533
$74,066
$848,761
$37,703
$130,641
$404,849 $1,400,197
$273,322
$934,306
$307,076 $1,077,849
$136,411
$478,662
$118,966
$420,082
STONE
$81,713OLD
$279,908
HOUSE
$36,450
$125,164
$82,052
$284,080
RA
S ST
NN
CO
35TH ST
VE
NA
NSI
CO
WIS
SPECT ST
$193,504
$21,669
$245,673
LE
GLENS
GARDEN MARKET

Q ST$64,856
Apparel
$7,247
HUGO
BOSS
Entertainment &
$81,706
P ST
Recreation
Pets
ST
O $12,571
Food at Home
$135,264
Food away from Home
$91,462
Health Care
$101,829
N ST
APPLE
STORE
Medical Care
$45,165
ALLSAINTS
Home Improvement
$38,691
WARBY
$27,396
CB2
PARKER
$12,274
GEORGETOWN
Vehicle Maint. & Repair PARK $27,385
MI
U ST
TRADER JOES
E
AV
19TH ST
Montrose
11%Park
47%
33%
9%
32.6
A
R ID
LO
V ST
REEVES
CENTER
4%
52%
35%
10%
33.4
LAURIOL PLAZA
S ST
Age < 20
Age 2034 R ST
Age 3564
Age 65+
Median Age (years)
MARIE REED
ELEMENTARY
HI
RE
AV
E
R
MA
ORA
KAL
SITAR CENTER
16TH ST
ADAMS MORGAN
PAGE 2
MONT R D
BEL
18TH ST
CK
RD
CO
RO
$126,381
$92,281
28%
14%
58%
$85,679
MA
RA
LO
KA
18TH ST
WY
K PK
SAFEWAY
AGE
HARRIS TEETER
DC ARTS CENTER
23RD ST
VE
$136,988
$100,000
22%
Dumbarton16%
Oaks Park63%
$91,777
ACE HARDWARE
SAFEWAY
TRYST
WHITEHAVEN ST
Average HH
Median HH
HH Income <$50k
HH Income $50$75k
HH Income $75k+
PL
ANS
TO
NE
DR
24TH ST
INCOME
MINTWOOD
PLACE
171,936
1.9
37%
63%
$659,301
14TH ST
Woodley Park/Zoo/
Adams Morgan
HA
MP
S
45,958
1.6
34%
66%
$703,646
BID Area
NE
W
14,128
1.5
35%
65%
$663,793
Average HH Size
Owner-occupied
Renter-occupied
Median HH Value
RM
Main Street
EACH
PEACH
MARKET
YES!
ORGANIC
MARKET
LU
MB
IA R
D
NO
Great Street
Y RD
OVER PARK
RDWARE
WOOD
LE
MARRIOT WARDMAN
PARK HOTEL
RE
E
US NAVAL
Households
(HH)
OBSERVATORY
Government
H A RVARD ST
DR
HOUSEHOLDS
345,552
49%
51%
94%
74%
45%
Education
15TH ST
80,679
50%
50%
96%
W 84%
54%
Arts/Tourism
D R AL AVE
34TH PL
21,299
50%
50%
99%
90%
59%
D
AN
DL
OO
Population
Male
Female
High
Graduate +
E
IRCLSchool
RY C
O
T
Bachelors Degree +
VA
R
E
Degree
BED, BATH & BEYOND

MARSHALLS
Columbia
Heights
CA
THE
E
AV
POPULATION
0-3mi
28TH ST
D
AN
EL
EV
CL
0-1mi
NATIONAL
ZOOLOGICAL
PARK
Retail/Restaurant
29TH ST
0-mi
ST
T
NT S
VE
TA
CATHEDRAL AVE
NATIONAL
MUSEUM OF
AFRICAN
AMERICAN
HISTORY
NE/SE
EAST CAPITOL STREET/

CAPITOL GATEWAY
AS A MAJOR GATEWAY
into DC, East Capitol
Street carries up to
27,300 cars per day.
Located adjacent to the
Capitol Heights Metrorail
Station and a short drive
to major highways I-95,
I-295 and I-495, the
neighborhood offers
superior regional access.
$31 MILLION HOPE VI

REVITALIZATION GRANT
EDEN PLACE AT
BEULAH CROSSING
Supported by the grant the Capitol

Gateway redevelopment plan has
already delivered 374 new residential
units with another 700 units in the
pipeline.
A new 63-unit residential project

along Eastern Avenue started
delivering three-bedroom
townhomes in 2012.
CAPITOL GATEWAY
MARKETPLACE
Plans for a vacant 12-acre site
call for approximately 167,450 SF
of retail/restaurant space (there
is potential for a 135,500 SF
anchor), 304 apartments and 800
parking spaces.
EAST CAPITOL
URBAN FARM
A three-acre site at East Capitol
Street and Southern Avenue was
transformed into an urban farm
in 2015. The farm will feature
a garden, a farmers markets,
aquaponics facility, nature trail,
and a plaza with public art.
21
LAS
ST
0-1mi
NE
SO
TA
49TH ST
M
IN
AV
E
ILW
OR
TH
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N
Households (HH)
Average HH Size
Owner-occupied
Renter-occupiedWENDYS
Median HH Value
JUST ST
D ST
7-ELEVEN
STRAND
THEATER
H. D. WOODSON
HIGH SCHOOL
DIVIS
27%
22%
38%
13%
36.2
MI
LE
Rd
M Benning
$982
$3,739
$10,328
$39,686
$6,198
$23,910
$9,092
$34,536
SUBWAY
$3,945
$14,985
$3,460
$13,164
$2,083
$7,981
$871
$3,340
$2,078
$7,962
BLAINE
$25,900
$273,130
$168,501
$234,606
$102,171
$92,897
$54,975
$23,279
$55,425
34%
44%
21%
2%
27%
43%
29%
2%
NG
32%
48%
19%
1%
C ST
RD
D ST
E ST
Capitol Heights 2,081
F ST
BU
A LA B A M A AV E
CONTACT
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whole percent
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20,700-27,300 East Capitol Street

17,900 Southern Avenue G ST
1,500-5,300 58th Street
Capitol Heights
EAST CAPITOL STREET/

CAPITOL GATEWAY
FUTURE CAPITOL GATEWAY

MARKETPLACE
C EN
TRA
LA
53RD ST
NI
BEN
0
1
2-3
4+
MAYA ANGELOU PCS

HIGH SCHOOL CAMPUS
EAST CAPITOL ST

D ST
ST
AMES ST
49TH ST
C ST
MARYL
KELLY MIDDLE
SCHOOL
51ST ST
$4,509
$17,411
$121,607
$476
$1,839
$13,060
SOME
BLAINE ST
PROJECT $23,542
$6,139
$164,022
VE
Apparel
Entertainment
&
7-ELEVEN
Recreation
DENNYS
Pets
Food at Home
Food away from Home
Health Care
Fort Medical Care
ChaplinHome Improvement
Park
DI
EADS ST
BROOK
S ST
($ thousands)
RA
5 0 H ST
T
47TH ST
29%
22%
37%
13%
34.9
50TH ST
NG R
D
28%
21%
37%
14%
35.8
44TH ST
42ND ST
Age < 20
Age 2034
Age 3564
Age 65+
Median Age (years)
ION
AVE
AGE
A-1 GROCERY
49TH
ST
FOOTE ST
LINCOLN HEIGHTS/
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52N
INCOME
ta Ave
BID Area
7-ELEVEN
MCDONALDS
$50,342
$52,354
$63,688
SUBWAY
NA
$38,797
$38,191
$50,556
NN
IE H
62% ELEN61%
49%
BURRO
UGHS
21%
17%
20%AVE
18%
22%
31%
$39,578
$41,184
$49,848
Main Street
DEANWOOD
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59,977
2.5
47%
53%
$222,466
JAY ST
Average HH
Median
ST
HAYES HH
MENICKS MARKET
HH
Income <$50k
GAULT PL
HH Income $50$75k
HH Income $75k+
Great Street
LEE ST
B ST
54TH ST
2,832
10,465
2.7
2.7
RD
52%SHERIFF 47%
48%
53%
$252,558
$227,699
AV
E
Government
HOUSEHOLDS
EA
ST
ER
N
Education
AN
PL
28,552
153,477
45%
45%
DEANWOOD
COMMUNITY CENTER
55%
55%
Deanwood
83%
87%
15%
19%
MEADE ST
6%
8%
Arts/Tourism
YL
AR
M
ST
7,793
46%
54%
84%
19%
7%
AV
E
POPULATION
Population
Male
FemaleKENILWORTH
ELEMENTARY
Bachelors Degree +
Degree
Retail/Restaurant
0-3mi
58TH ST
0-mi
55TH ST
ANACOS
TIA A
VE
DO
UG
NE
FORT LINCOLN/
DAKOTA CROSSING
FORT LINCOLN IS A HUB
OF ACTIVITY, including
a 420,000-square-foot
shopping center
The Shops at Dakota
Crossing anchored
by Costco and Lowes
and hundreds of new
townhomes in the Dakota
Crossing development.
With direct access to
South Dakota Avenue,
New York Avenue and U.S.
Route 50, Fort Lincoln is
a regional destination.
THE SHOPS AT DAKOTA

CROSSING
Beyond the big-box stores, there
will be approximately 50,000 SF for
smaller boutiques and restaurants
in the 420,000 SF regional
power center.
$539K /
15%
Average closing price for Dakota
Crossing homes in 2015 / year-over-year
increase (2014-2015)2
REGIONAL SHOPPING
DESTINATION
FORT LINCOLN NEW TOWN
Costco - 154,000 SF (2012 opening)
A 362-acre mixed-use urban renewal

area that has already seen 491 new
residential units built since 2007 with
another 209 units under construction
and 413 units in the pipeline.
Lowes - 135,000 SF (2015 opening)

DICKS Sporting Goods 50,000 SF
(2016 projected opening)
Marshalls - 22,000 SF
PetSmart 13,000 SF
22
0-1mi
D
N
20TH ST
19TH
A
YL
AR
0-mi
Retail/Restaurant
0-3mi
Arts/Tourism
Education
Government
Great Street
Main Street
BID Area
POPULATION
Population
Male
Female
Bachelors Degree +
Degree
3,203
41%
59%
87%
35%
20%
8,156
45%
55%
84%
29%
13%
AVE
ST
E
RTL
MY
CLI
NTO
N
18TH ST
88,152
2.4
45%
55%
$378,968
17TH ST
RN
16TH ST
ZEKES COFFEE
NIDO
1,886
3,605
1.6
2.1
GOOD FOOD
MARKET 41%
52%
59%
48%
$370,551
$380,643
AN
YL
AR
M AVE
Households (HH)
Average HH Size
Owner-occupied
Renter-occupied
Median HH Value
222,862
48%
52%
85%
35%
18%
E
ST
EA
HOUSEHOLDS
24TH ST
SCAN MONASTERY
DC BRAU
SO
H
UT
BA
BL
LN DR
CO
LIN
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DR
MI
LE
RA
DI
RN
FO
R
HA
PE
L
RD
FORT LINCOLN/
DAKOTA CROSSING
CHANNING ST
PL
BRYANT ST
33R
D
SC
EN
23%
25%
39%
13%
36.0
24TH ST
22ND ST
19%
18%
40%
24%
46.3
15%
18%
38%
30%
51.9
E
QU
Age < 20
Age 2034
Age 3564
Age 65+
Median Age (years)
RD
HU
EVARTS ST
AGE
RG
BU
S
EN
AD
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$76,289
$53,163
47%
16%
37%
$56,823
E
O
C MMO DO R
$72,972
$51,781
49%
12%
39%
$54,984
T
SISLAND
RHODE
AVE, NE/
A
STWOODRIDGE
VI
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E
AV
Average HH
$67,452
WOODRIDGE
LIBRARY $41,290
Median HH
HH Income <$50k
54%
CHUCK BROWN
HH Income $50$75k
PAVILION9%
HH Income $75k+
ST
FRANKLIN36%
$50,537
RITE AID Average HH Disposable
TA
KO
DA
INCOME
E
AV
ATLAS
BREW WORKS
35%
46%
19%
0%
31%
44%
22%
3%
COSTCO
V ST
$44,509
$479,646
$301,167 DAYS INN
NEW YORK AVE
$393,526
FAIRFIELD INN
$172,739
HOLIDAY INN EXPRESS
$155,848
$94,358
$40,825
$96,558
NEW YORK AVE/
NE W
YORK
AVE
NATIONAL ARBORETUM
Anacostia
River Park
IVY CITY
PAGE 37
0
1
Mount Olivet
Cemetery
2-3
4+
31ST ST
RD
LOWES
SHOPS AT
DAKOTA
CROSSING
National
Arboretum
30%
45%
24%
2%

74,600-127,300 New York Avenue
34,600 South Dakota Avenue

DENNYS
Slate
Properties
RD
DEA
NE
AV
E
LUMBIA
RS
$880
$1,873
$9,510
$19,002
MCDONALDS
$5,685
$11,597
$8,115
$17,076
$3,601KFC/TACO
$7,515
BELL
$2,704
$6,363
$1,783
$3,808
$823
$1,685
$1,879
$3,917
$216,943
$23,536
$287,299
EN
SB
UR
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Langston Golf Course

& Driving Range
MEADE ST
Y
JA
BL
AD
M ST
17TH ST
NEVAL THOMAS
ELEMENTARY
HECHINGER MALL
I ST
LANE PL
ST
CONTACT
L ST
Chad Shuskey, SVP, Research,
E (202) 661-8670
AV
ND
cshuskey@wdcep.com,
YLA www.wdcep.com
R
A
26TH ST
T
HS
USE
$8,227
$911
$11,354
BL
AD
EN
SB
UR
$4,053
$447
$5,433
N
TA
ON
M
16T
Apparel
Entertainment &
Recreation
Pets
Food at Home
COMFORT INN
& SUITES
Food away
from Home
Health Care
Medical Care
Home Improvement
21ST ST
15T H
ST
HA
YE
S
ST
CESAR
CHAVEZ
SCHOOL
295
NE
FORT TOTTEN
AN ESTABLISHED
NEIGHBORHOOD with a
solid housing stock and
access to Metrorails Green,
Red and Yellow Lines, Fort
Totten is well positioned
for future business
opportunities. Envisioned
as a transit village by the
DC Comprehensive Plan,
local and regional markets
will be served by several
mixed-use developments.
FORT TOTTEN SQUARE,

ANCHORED BY WALMART
The $120 million phase I delivered
345 apartments, 130,000 SF of retail
space (anchored by a 120,000 SF
urban-format LEED certified Walmart)
and 750 parking spaces in 2015.
ART PLACE AT FORT

TOTTEN (PHASE I)
This new $117 million mixed-use
development will deliver 104,000
SF of retail/restaurant space and
520 apartments in 2017.
$10 MILLION
INFRASTRUCTURE
ENHANCEMENTS
The intersection of Riggs Road and
South Dakota Avenue has been
upgraded to improve safety and
accessibility for pedestrians while
improving navigation and circulation
for vehicles.
$394K /
14%
23
RN
AN
CH
RD
E
ST
EA
ASPEN ST
6TH ST
4TH ST
0-1mi
E
AV
0-mi
T
TIER S
WHIT
0-3mi
Retail/Restaurant
Arts/Tourism
Education
Government
Great Street
Main Street
BID Area
31,683
46%
54%
87%
36%
17%
307,919
49%
51%
84%
45%
24%
CH
UM
ILL
PL
SHERIDAN ST
$71,262
$54,217
46%
19%
36%
$53,957
$75,200
$56,543
Fort
44%
Slocum
18%
Park
38%
$56,964
$85,102
$60,503
41%
17%
42%
$62,845
ILL
122,490
2.4
44%
56%
$474,915
13,124
2.3
58%
42%
$414,280
3,494
2.3
52%
48%
$383,564
SL
IG
Households (HH)
Average HH Size
Owner-occupied
ACKENBOS ST
Renter-occupied
Median HH Value
RD
HOUSEHOLDS
ENHOUSE ST
SHERIDAN ST
3RD ST
7,864
45%
55%
89%
35%
18%
D
IR R
BLA
Population
Male
Female
Bachelors Degree +
Degree
NORTH CAPITOL ST
POPULATION
PEABODY ST
PEABODY ST
INCOME
ONEIDA ST
WALMART
SARGENT RD
7TH ST
L
6TH P
RICO
RTO
1ST ST
2ND ST
4TH ST
HA
MP
SH
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AV
E
AVE
KC
HU
RC
H
RD
2ND ST
1ST ST
VARNUM ST
RE
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TAYLOR ST
CK
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RO
Slate Properties
13T H ST
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CAP
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NO
CONTACT
Georgia
Ave/ DC Economic Partnership,
Washington,
Petworth
YES!
ORGANIC
MARKET
CVS
ACE
PARK PL
FISH IN THE
NEIGHBORHOOD
CATHOLIC
UNIVERSITY OF
AMERICA
OTIS ST
CVS
NEWTON ST
14TH ST
5TH ST
AII AV
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7TH ST
BUCHANAN ST
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AV
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H AW
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BILLYS
DA
KO
TA
CRITTENDEN ST
FORT TOTTEN
METRORAIL
BOARDINGS (Avg. weekday)
Grant
26,300-27,200 Riggs Road

17,700 South Dakota Avenue
SO
UT
H
DECATUR ST
Fort Totten 7,932Circle
KU
GALLATIN ST
29%
44%
24%
2%
ST
WAY
25%
46%
27%
2%
O
GALL
Fort Totten
PU E
8TH ST
DC COMMUNITY
COLLEGE
Fort
Totten
Park
DI
Rock Creek
Cemetery
ST
ILTON
HAM
RA
$69,407
$737,842
$474,846
$591,735
$261,912
$234,659
$144,818
$64,640
$150,810
FUTURE XSPORT FITNESS

FUTURE
ART PLACE AT
FORT TOTTEN
$338,994
$37,717
$445,363
VEHICLES PER HH1

27%
44%
27%
2%
RD
ILE
$6,563
$70,247
$43,579
$60,176
$26,244
$24,205
$13,780
$5,871
$14,144
S
RIGG
AV
AND
OKL
BRO
0
1
2-3
4+
$1,673
$17,763
$10,931
$15,532
$6,773
$6,148
$3,516
$1,496
$3,580
JEFFERSON PL
DR
EN
TT
TO
Sherman
Circle
AVAILABLE
$31,206
$3,384
$42,238
NEDY ST
KEN
RT
ON ST
$7,819
$847
$10,654
PL
FO
GUT ST
GLAM
IN ST
21%
29%CVS
38%
12%
35.1
VINTAGE
NE
& BRICK
N
Apparel
Entertainment &
Recreation
Pets
Food at Home
Food away from Home
Health Care
Medical Care
Home Improvement
3RD ST
ON ST
21%
22%
38%
19%
40.7
4TH ST
AM ST
7TH ST
ON ST
20%
23%
38%
19%
40.9
Y ST
TROPOLIS
Age < 20
Age 2034
CULTURE COFFEE
Age 3564
UNITYCARE
Age 65+
HEALTHCARE
PHARMACY
Median Age (years)
CH
ILL
UM
AGE
LLOW ST
S
EA
KA
NS
AS
RIGGS LASALLE
COMMUNITY CENTER
AN
YL
AR AVE
M TERN
AV
E
HELLBENDER
BREWING COMPANY
ST
AVE
N ST
OGLETHORPE ST
N
SO
OL
CH
NI
Average HH
Median HH
HH Income <$50k
NICHOLSON ST
HH Income $50$75k
HH Income $75k+
MIS
SAverage
OU HH Disposable
RI
GLETHORPE ST
NW
GEORGETOWN
INTERNATIONALLY
KNOWN AS A BUSTLING
URBAN RETAIL MECCA,
a dining and entertainment
center, and a cultural
destination, Georgetowns
business district flourishes
seven days a week, during
the day and into the night.
The historic and charming
neighborhoods diverse
mix of residents, students,
office workers, citygoers,
suburbanites and tourists
makes for a dynamic
setting unparalleled in DC.
A DESIGN DISTRICT
23,000
EMPLOYEEES IN GEORGETOWN2
Georgetown is home to 65
home decor retailers and design
showrooms (including Baker, B&B
Italia, Boffi, CB2, Design Within
Reach, Donghia, and Jonathan Adler)
as well as dozens of architecture and
interior design firms.
250+ RETAILERS
National and international retailers
that call Georgetown home, including
Apple, AllSaints, Billy Reid, Club
Monaco, Cusp, Frye, Gant, Free
People, Intermix, Massimo Dutti,
rag & bone, Rent the Runway,
Sid Mashburn, Tory Burch, and
Warby Parker.
WORLD-RENOWNED
UNIVERSITIES
Home to Georgetown University
and within walking distance of
George Washington University, the
neighborhood offers access to more
than 35,000 students.
24
Great Street
FULTON ST
0
1
2-3
4+
21%
50%
29%
0%
38%
44%
17%
1%
34%
47%
18%
1%
36TH ST
OB
S
RE
E
C
37TH ST
38TH ST
MONT R D
BEL
24TH ST
38TH ST
39TH PL
39TH ST
40 ST ST
39TH ST
CK
AV
E
Montrose
Park
R ST
RESERVOIR RD
GEORGETOWN
GEORGETOWN
UNIVERSITY
Q ST
HUGO BOSS
P ST
33RD ST
34TH ST
35TH ST
O ST
APPLE STORE
WARBY
PARKER
CB2
CADYS ALLEY
Francis Scott
Key Memorial
Bridge
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FOGGY BOTTOM
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27TH ST
GEORGETOWN
UNIVERSITY
HOSPITAL
WH
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FAIRMONT
HOTEL
OLD STONE
HOUSE
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FOUR
SEASONS
HOTEL
GEORGETOWN
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CONTACT
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jsternlieb@georgetowndc.com, www.georgetowndc.com
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Roosevelt
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Average Monthly (10/2014-9/2015) 7,369
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WY
25TH ST
DI
US
ET
TS
28TH ST
$132,901
$1,412,659
$949,020
$1,086,768
$483,191
$427,105
$284,738
$127,239
$288,079
RA
29TH ST
$15,939
$168,803
$114,171
$131,255
$58,157
$53,044
$34,523
$15,132
$34,359
LE
SAFEWAY
36TH ST
$5,440
$56,928
$38,941
$45,146
$20,025
$19,905
$11,816
$5,001
$11,592
MI
30TH ST
$672,283
$75,449
$861,736
AS
SA
CH
S ST
S ST
$80,737
$8,992
$103,894
T ST
37TH ST
LR
AL
XH
FO
RB
$27,439
$3,027
$36,012
RO
WHITEHAVEN ST
31ST ST
44TH ST
15%
41%
34%
10%
32.8
ANS
TO
NE
DR
K PK
Dumbarton
Oaks Park
Apparel
V
T
D
Computers
& Accessories
Entertainment &
Recreation
Pets
Food at Home
Food away from Home
Health Care
Medical Care
Home Improvement
36TH PL
34TH PL
41ST ST
42ND ST
40TH PL
$126,006
$94,997
27%
14%
59%
$86,551
14%
47%
27%
13%
29.6
RM
EM
SAL
SWEETGREEN
VE
NA
NSI
CO
WIS
U
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CA
MA
12%
43%
31%
15%
32.0
NO
US NAVAL
OBSERVATORY
GLOVER PARK
HARDWARE
W ST
AGE
Age < 20
Age 2034
Age 3564
Age 65+
Median Age (years)
LA
WHOLE
FOODS
MARKET
SLATE WINE BAR

& BISTRO
CALVERT ST
DR
$160,009
$124,669
19%
11%
70%
$104,862
D
AN
DL
OO
$196,237
$160,962
12%
9%
79%
$124,464
Whitehaven
Park
GLOVER PARK
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CALVERT ST
161,164
1.9
37%
63%
$732,952
Y RD
Woodley Park/Zoo/
Adams Morgan
E
AV
Average HH
Median HH
HH Income <$50k
HH Income $50$75k
HH Income $75k+
CIRCLE
ORY
AT
V
ER
IN
NS
INCOME
15,311
1.8
45%
55%
$974,307
WOOD
LE
O
SC
WI
4,313
2.1
54%
46%
$1,000,001
BID Area
MARRIOT WARDMAN
PARK HOTEL
HOUSEHOLDS
Households (HH)
Average HH Size
Owner-occupied
Renter-occupied
Median HH Value
324,867
49%
51%
95%
78%
DAVIS PL
47%
P
AW
33,607
47%
53%
98%
89%
60%
NL
TU
RD
10,112
47%
53%
Glover100%
Archbold
Park 93%
64%
Main Street
NATION
ZOOLOGI
PARK
27TH ST
Government
28TH ST
Education
E
AV
POPULATION
Population
Male
Female
Bachelors Degree +
Degree
Arts/Tourism
GARFIELD ST
29TH ST
Retail/Restaurant
0-3mi
38TH ST
0-1mi
CATHEDRAL AVE
D
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EV
CL
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RD
E
AV
IM
GR
PIL
GARFIELD ST
FOXHALL
HAWTHORNE ST
NW
GEORGIA AVENUE/
BRIGHTWOOD
BRIGHTWOOD IS
CONVENIENTLY
LOCATED along Georgia
Avenue between
Shepherd Park and
Petworth, with Rock
Creek Park on its
western border. This
stable neighborhood
of rowhouses and Art
Deco-inspired dwellings
includes Fort Stevens,
the site of the only
Civil War battle to take
place within DC.

Georgia Avenue is a designated
Great Streets corridor. As funds
capital improvements and certain
soft costs.
LOCAL RESTAURANTS &

ETHNIC EATERIES
Since 2011, the area has seen the
opening of Decadence, Desta
Ethiopia Restaurant, Masai Mara,
Simple Bar & Grille and Wapa Caf.
$487K / 11%
NEW DEVELOPMENT
The Beacon Center will be a mixeduse project wrapped around the
existing Emory United Methodist
Church and adjacent to Fort Stevens.
Plans call for new church space, 109
residential units, 10,600 SF of office
space and 5,700 SF of retail space.
$302/SF
The 106,000 SF Walmart site sold for
$32.1 million to Stockbridge Capital
Group in Q4 2014.
25
SHEPHERD PARK LIBRARY
ER
LEDOS PIZZA
MCDONALDS
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AS
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47%
48%
53%
52%
87%
90%
40%
59%
20%
35%
16,081
47%
53%
85%
35%
18%
FERN ST
Great Street
Main Street
MODERN MOBLER
CEDAR STREET
TAVERN & WINE BAR
23%
21%
41%
14%
38.9
6TH ST
GEORGIA AVENUE/
BRIGHTWOOD
$446,283
$49,982
$590,591
$7,713
$84,824
$53,278
$69,454
$30,227
$29,410
$16,456
$6,897
$16,956
$91,866
$959,402
$627,778
$775,929
$343,547
$318,242
$192,166
$84,613
$197,761
LE
RA
CHEZ AUNTY LIBE

QUACKENBOS ST
PEABODY ST
WALMART
SIMPLE
BAR & GRILL
EMERY
RECREATION
CENTER
OGLETHORPE ST
NICHOLSON ST
Sl
MIS
SO
U RI
MADISON ST
RITE AID
LONGFELLOW FLATS
AVE
LONGFELLOW ST
CULTURE COFFEE
4TH ST
7TH ST
13TH ST
14TH ST
E
V
GEORGIA A
16TH ST
O
LO
RA
D
CO
CENTRAL 14TH ST/

WMATA BUS BARN
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18,600-23,300 Georgia Avenue

15,700-27,400 Missouri Avenue
12,200 13th Street
INGRAHAM ST
KENNEDY STREET
PAGE 32
HAMILTON ST
STRAW STICK & BRICK

DELICATESSEN
GALLATIN ST
FARRAGUT ST
EMERSON ST
N CH
DELAFIELD PL
BROAD BR A
DECATUR ST
E
AV
HIGHLANDS
WMATA
BUS BARN
Sherman
Circle
CRITTENDEN ST
AV
E
RGY
LE
TE
R
9TH ST
PETWORTH
LIBRARY
Grant
Circle
3RD ST
7TH ST
WEBSTER ST
8TH ST
EN
AV
E
ALLISON ST
4TH ST
BUCHANAN ST
BL
AG
D
CONTACT
A
W
IO
RUFF & READY

Slate Properties
SA
S
RD
KINGSBURY
CENTER
JEFFERSON ST
CVS
AV
E
ROCK CREEK
TENNIS CENTER
BEA
CH
DR
RO
S
RD
R
VE
O
GL
28%
45%
26%
1%
E
AV
OIS
90 Walkers Paradise
26%
49%
24%
1%
IN
ILL
WALKSCORE
SD
UNITYCARE
HEALTHCARE
PHARMACY
SNEAKERTROPOLIS

27%
51%
21%
1%
RITTENHOUSE ST
FORT
STEVENS
KENNEDY ST
0
1
2-3
4+
DI
WAPA CAFE
9TH ST
$38,449
$4,141
$51,316
MI
SHERIDAN ST
20%
28%
38%
14%
36.4

Apparel
$14,997
$1,592
Entertainment &
$19,673
Recreation
RD
Pets
TA RY
M ILI$2,926
Food at Home
$33,228
Food away from Home
$20,651
Health Care
$26,607
Medical Care
$11,571
Home Improvement
$10,901
Household Furnishings Rock $6,315
Creek
Personal Care Products Park $2,677
$6,519
4TH ST
BR
AN
CH
RD
SAFEWAY
25%
21%
41%
13%
37.6
EY
CVS
AGE
Age < 20
Age 2034
Age 3564
Age 65+
Median Age (years)
PIN
GEORGIA AVENUE/
WALTER REED
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$107,983
$73,434
35%
16%
49%
$75,886
ASPEN ST
14TH ST
$84,273
$58,683
44%
14%
42%
$61,678
ASPEN ST
16TH ST
ck
Cr
$73,861
$47,346
52%
13%
36%
$54,630
Ro
Average HH
Median HH
HH Income <$50k
HH Income $50$75k
HH Income $75k+
SOUPER
127,780
2.3
44%
56%
$590,952
eek
INCOME
14,273
2.6
53%
47%
$489,574
BUSBOY
POETS
CEDAR ST
HOUSEHOLDS
6,276
2.6
41%
59%
$477,756
Takoma
WALTER REED
Households (HH)
Average HH Size
Owner-occupied
Renter-occupied
Median HH Value
BID Area
5TH ST
OREGON
AVE
GERANIUM ST
Government
RD
POPULATION
Population
Male
Female
Bachelors Degree +
Degree
0-3mi
Education
AV
E
0-1mi
Arts/Tourism
B L AIR
0-mi
Retail/Restaurant
GEORGIA AVE
NW
GEORGIA AVENUE/
WALTER REED
WITH THE CLOSING OF
THE 110-ACRE WALTER
REED ARMY MEDICAL
CENTER in September
2011, the DC government
is actively planning to
integrate the campus
into the surrounding
neighborhoods. A joint
venture of Hines, Urban
Atlantic and Triden
Development has been
selected as the master
developer and will
redevelop 66.57 acres into
The Parks at Walter Reed.
THE PARKS AT
WALTER REED
HARRIS TEETER
66+ acres of the former Walter Reed

Hospital campus will be redeveloped
into 2,160 residential units, 230,000
SF of retail space, 310,000 SF of
office space, 20 acres of open space
along with hotel, art, educational and
medical uses.
A new 56,000 SF Harris Teeter

grocery store will anchor a mixed-use
project with 198 residential units at
Georgia & Eastern Avenues.
$646K / 11%

soft costs.
26
0-mi
0-1mi
Retail/Restaurant
0-3mi
Arts/Tourism
Education
Government
Great Street
Main Street
BID Area
POPULATION
Population
Male
Female
Bachelors Degree +
Degree
6,255
47%
53%
93%
65%
41%
27,754
47%
53%
93%
63%
39%
243,878
49%
51%
83%
49%
28%
2,731
2.3
55%
45%
$675,527
12,773
2.1
42%
58%
$626,476
93,714
2.6
50%
50%
$520,262
$115,766
$76,662
29%
20%
51%
$80,496
$100,485
$72,587
34%
18%
49%
$73,231
$106,479TAL D S
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DR
PO
$70,690
AL
RT
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35%P
17%
48%
$75,808
19%
22%
43%
16%
41.3
18%
27%
41%
14%
38.3
EA
ST
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N
AV
E
GEORGIA AVENUE/
WALTER REED
RA
DI
LEE
GA
TE
LE
RD
MI
AGE
24%
23%
40%
14%
37.2
IA RD
16TH ST
K A LM
Age < 20
Age 2034
Age 3564
Age 65+
Median Age (years)
Average HH
Median HH
HH Income <$50k
HH Income $50$75k
HH Income $75k+
Silver
Spring
AN
INCOME
YL
AR
M
Households (HH)
Average HH Size
Owner-occupied
Renter-occupied
Median HH Value
DR
ACH
T BE
EAS
HOUSEHOLDS
FUTURE HARRIS TEETER
KFC/TACO BELL
IRIS ST
$67,443
$692,611
$448,262
$572,467
$253,128
$241,034
$139,523
$61,174
$144,695
LEDOS PIZZA
YL
AR
20%
50%
29%
1%
CEDAR ST
WALTER REED
CEDAR STREET
TAVERN & WINE BAR
19%
43%
35%
2%
PIN
eek
CVS
Ro
20,600-21,800 Georgia Aveune
SAFEWAY
14TH ST
ck
16TH ST
Cr
91 Walkers Paradise
ASPEN ST
EY
Takoma 5,774
WALKSCORE

whole percent 2. MRIS (DC single family & condo sales), courtesy of Kevin J.
Wood, Slate Properties
SHERIDAN ST
WAPA CAFE
CONTACT
BUSBOYS &
POETS
SOUPERGIRL
ASPEN ST
Silver Spring 13,008
TAKOMA
PAGE 49
BR
AN
CH
RD
18%
45%
36%
1%
FERN ST
MODERN MOBLER
Takoma
0
1
2-3
4+
GEORGIA AVE
AL
AS
K
AV
E
GERANIUM ST
MCDONALDS
4TH ST
$8,616
$88,585
$58,538
B$71,689
EA
CH
$31,673DR
$29,467
$18,046
$7,919
$18,493
6TH ST
ER
$2,165
$21,296
$14,112
$18,010
$7,955
$7,996
$4,439
$1,902
$4,574
HOLLY ST
IS
$320,159
$35,919
$429,401
$41,579
$4,708
$55,029
RD
$10,007
$1,149
$13,712
B L AIR
Apparel
Entertainment &
Recreation
W
Pets
Food at Home
Food away from Home
Health Care
Medical Care
Home Improvement
FORT
STEVENS
RITTENHOUSE ST
CHEZ AUNTY LIBE

QUACKENBOS ST
PEABODY ST
GEORGIA AVE/
BRIGHTWOOD
PAGE 25
NW
GLOVER PARK
WITH ITS DISTINCT
COMMUNITY IDENTITY,
Glover Park offers the
appeal of a quaint and
established upper-income
residential neighborhood
with all the convenience
of urban living. The
area is host to a highly
desirable mix of families,
single professionals and
students within walking
distance of one of DC's
most resilient and stable
neighborhood-oriented
commercial districts.
$10 MILLION
NEW DEVELOPMENT
2251 Wisconsin Avenue added
82 apartments and renovated &
expanded an existing two-story,
28,000 SF retail property in 2015.
47%
population
aged 20-34
87%
population with
Bachelors Degree
or higher
$154k
average
household income
Public funding invested in capital

improvements including streetscape
improvements, additional parking
supply and traffic circulation
improvements in order to bolster
local retail.
NEW RETAILERS &

RESTAURANTS
Since the beginning of 2011 the area
has seen numerous new additions,
including Chipotle, Core Yoga, Mad
Fox Brewing, Rocklands Real BBQ,
Slate Wine Bar & Bistro, Spring &
Sprout and Sweetgreen.
27
AVE
RODMAN ST
RODMAN ST
314,599
49%
51%
95%
79%
49%
CLEVELAND PARK
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36TH ST
WOODLEY RD
CATHEDRA
L
AV
E
WASHINGTON
NATIONAL
CATHEDRAL
34TH PL
36TH ST
36TH PL
OB
S
38TH ST
39TH PL
39TH ST
40 ST ST
40TH PL
WHITEHAVEN ST
37TH ST
39TH ST
SAFEWAY
S ST
S ST
Montrose
Park
R ST
RESERVOIR RD
HUGO BOSS
P ST
APPLE STORE
ALLSAINTS
PROSPECT ST
C AN AL R D
N ST
WARBY
PARKER
CB2
CADYS ALLEY
Francis Scott
Key Memorial
Bridge
30TH ST
33RD ST
34TH ST
37TH ST

whole percent
CONTACT
Q ST
O ST
35TH ST
18,200-19,000 Wisconsin Avenue

2,700-6,900 Calvert Street
GEORGETOWN
PAGE 24
GEORGETOWN
UNIVERSITY
31ST ST
GEORGETOWN
UNIVERSITY
HOSPITAL
44TH ST
ANS
TO
NE
D
GLOVER PARK
T ST
LR
AL
XH
FO
RB
RM
Dumbarton
Oaks Park
38TH ST
38TH ST
41ST ST
DR
48TH ST
D
AN
DL
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88L RVery
walkable
D
SWEETGREEN
VE
NA
NSI
CO
WIS
CA
WALKSCORE
NO
US NAVAL
OBSERVATORY
GLOVER PARK
HARDWARE
Whitehaven
Park
33%
46%
20%
1%
LA
EM
SAL
U
RTH
CA
MA
2-3
4+
19%
56%
24%
1%
WHOLE
FOODS
MARKET
SLATE WINE BAR

& BISTRO
W ST
20%
49%
30%
1%
CALVERT ST
Georgetown
0Reservoir
Open Space
1Preserve
E
AV
$135,461
$1,424,963
$958,200
$1,109,390
$493,144
$445,418
$289,124
$128,307
$292,253
E
AV
$14,632
$153,709
$103,803
$120,270
$53,283
$48,592
$31,540
$13,851
$31,482
DI
DAVIS PL
RA
IN
NS
$3,704
$39,046
$26,513
$30,298
$13,435
$12,396
$8,028
$3,508
$7,972
LE
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SC
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$678,424
$76,285
$876,824
MI
OIR
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$73,464
$8,219
$94,848
FULTON ST
16% Glover
Archbold
39% Park
34%
11%
33.1
$18,762
$2,092
$24,165
CATHEDRAL AVE
GARFIELD ST
P
AW
Apparel
Entertainment &
Recreation
W ST
Pets
Food at Home
Food away from Home
Health Care
Medical Care
Home Improvement
WY
N PK
AVE
ITEHFurnishings
Household
WH
R S
ERV
Vehicle Maint. &ERepair
RD
D
AN
EL
EV
CL
$133,442
$100,267
26%
14%
61%
$90,451
17%
42%
28%
13%
30.7
RD
13%
47%
29%
11%
31.3
IM
GR
PIL
MACOMB ST
NL
TU
FOXHALL
NEWMARK ST
AV
E
39TH ST
45TH ST
154,465
1.9
39%
61%
$810,263
E
AV
14,837
2.0
46%
54%
$1,000,001
$154,040
$150,461
$122,239
$112,845
GARFIELD ST
21%
20%
8%
13%
71%
68%
$102,737
$99,762
Age < 20 X T E R
Age 2034
Age 3564
Age 65+
Median Age (years)
KING PL
SE
TT
S
ALERO
MEDIUM RARE
UPTOWN THEATER
HAWTHORNE ST
Average HH
Median HH
HH Income <$50k
HH Income $50$75k
Wesley
HH Income $75k+
Heights
Park
BID Area
34TH ST
AS
SA
CH
U
O
XIC
INCOME
Main Street
ME
3,697
2.1
43%
57%
$1,000,001
Great Street
ORDWAY ST
W
NE
Households (HH)
Average HH Size
Owner-occupied
Battery
Renter-occupied
Kemble
Median
Park HH Value
DE
Government
35TH ST
33,779
45%
55%
98%
87%
57%
HOUSEHOLDS
AGE
Education
IDA
HO
7,737
45%
55%
98%
87%
57%
42ND ST
D PKW Y
49TH ST
WO O
Population
Male
Female
Bachelors Degree +
Degree
Arts/Tourism
W
P
C
AMERICAN
UNIVERSITY
44TH ST
OK RD
Retail/Restaurant
0-3mi
36TH ST
POPULATION
0-1mi
AV
E
0-mi
WH
ITEH
URS
TF
OLD STONE
HOUSE
GEORGETOWN
PARK
CAPELLA
HOTEL
WY
RITZ-CARLTON HOTEL
& LOEWS THEATRE
WASHINGTON
HARBOUR
NW
GOLDEN TRIANGLE
POSSIBLY WASHINGTONS
TRUE CENTER OF POWER,
the Golden Triangle is a
premier and unparalleled
location to work, dine,
and shop. Just steps away
from the White House and
National Mall, the Golden
Triangle is 43 blocks of
prime DC real estate
in the central business
district where businesses
prosper with a steady mix
of workers, residents and
visitors. Access, amenities,
resources, and a comfortable
working environment make
the Golden Triangle a worldclass neighborhood.
85,000 /
$106K
INTERSECTION OF
TRADITIONAL + TECH
Where traditional DC businesses
lobbyists, lawyers, and bankers
meld with the citys new frontiers
of tech, digital media, design, and
healthcare.
Workers in the Golden Triangle /

Average salary of employees in the
Golden Triangle.2
INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS,
EXCEPTIONAL RETAIL
More than 3,000 national and
international companies and
organizations are located in the Golden
Triangle. In addition, the neighborhood
is home to high-end national apparel
retailers, including Brooks Brothers,
Thomas Pink, Riziks and Charles
Tyrwhitt. These and other upscale
retailers in the neighborhood perform at
the very top of their brands across the
region and nation.
A TRANSPORTATION HUB
The neighborhood has access to four
of the Metros ten busiest rail stations,
numerous protected bike lanes, the
most walkable zip code in the city
according to Walkscore, and a street
network that allows easy access
to and from I-66, I-395, I-50, GW
Parkway, and Rock Creek Parkway.
28
D RA
CA
THE
DR
0-1mi R M A 0-3mi
MA
ORA
KAL
US
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TS
RD
AVE
G
MIN
WYO
AV
E
LAURIOL PLAZA
A
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LO
ROOM &
BOARD
GLENS
GARDEN MARKET
PRESIDENT WOODROW
WILSON HOUSE
R ST
LE DI
Q ST
MI
LE
KOMI
R
AD
98 Walkers Paradise
66
20TH ST
SYL
VAN
WHOLE
FOODS
K ST
Farragut
Square
IA A
VE
Farragut West
22ND ST
GEORGE
WASHINGTON
UNIVERSITY
IMF
Theodore
Roosevelt
Memorial
whole percent 2. Golden Triangle BID
Bridge
NI
AV
E
Lafayette
Square
WORLD BANK
17TH ST
G ST
RG
I
Mcpherson
Square
I ST
H ST
VI
THE KENNEDY
CENTER
L ST
14TH ST
Farragut
North
PAUL BAKERY
CHARLES TYRWHITT
THE WHITE
HOUSE
GSA HQ
COURTYARD
BY MARRIOTT
THE HAMILTON
E ST
NAT
THEA
E ST
STATE
DEPARTMENT
DOI
WEST END/
FOGGY BOTTOM
PAGE 54
The
Ellipse
D ST

C ST
CONSTITUTION AVE
Average Monthly (10/2014-9/2015) 34,209
NATIONAL
MUSEUM OF
AFRICAN
AMERICAN
HISTORY
VIETNAM VETERANS
MEMORIAL
Reflecting Pool
LINCOLN
MEMORIAL
WWII
MEMORIAL
WASHINGTON
MONUMENT
KOREAN WAR
MEMORIAL
MO
ME
Y
KW
LP
RIA
CONTACT
Golden Triangle BID
Leona Agouridis, Executive Director
(202) 463-3400
lagouridis@goldentriangledc.com
www.goldentriangledc.com
MAYFLOWER HOTEL
F ST
WALKSCORE
THOMAS PINK
Foggy Bottom/GWU
&
Farragut West 22,374

M ST
21ST ST
ENN
GEORGE
WASHINGTON
HOSPITAL
EK
RE
BROOKS BROTHERS
RIZIKS
C
CK
RO
36%
48%
16%
1%
BTOO
N ST
NORDSTROM RACK
THE WATERGATE
anne
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51%
42%
7%
0%
TOPAZ HOTEL
RITZ-CARLTON
Washington
Circle P
WHOLE FOODS
MARKET
H&M
TRADER JOES
o rg
34%
4%
0%
M ST
FOUR
SEASONS
HOTEL
23RD ST
$677,478
$75,673
$189,664
$865,007
$29,244 HOTEL
$133,079
RITZ-CARLTON
& LOEWS THEATRE
$315,013 $1,430,558
$212,300
$955,215
WASHINGTON
HARBOUR
$1,096,370
$237,206
$105,259
$486,960
$86,064
$410,696
$63,566
$285,743
$28,561
$128,064
$63,860
$289,696
HILTON
GARDEN INN
25TH ST
$150,502
$16,907
CAPELLA
HOTEL
Theodore
62%
Roosevelt
Island
PARK
HYATT
FAIRMONT
HOTEL
STU
THE
P ST
IU
15TH ST
27TH ST
GOLDEN
TRIANGLE
Ge
$32,946
$3,743
$40,805
$6,311
$68,942
$46,396
$50,468
$22,416
$17,000
$13,825
$6,297
$13,948
HEURICH
HOUSE
MUSEUM
OLD STONE
HOUSE
Arlington
SAFEWAY
NE
W
Dupont
Circle
OMAC PKWY
POT
GEORGETOWN
PARK
Apparel
Entertainment
WH & Rec.
ITEH
URS
Pets
TF
WY
Food at Home
Food away from Home
Health Care
Medical Care
Home Improvement
Farragut North 25,294

Dupont Circle 20,415

PAGE 1
DUPONT HOTEL
28TH ST
29TH ST
30TH ST
31ST ST
14%
41%
34%
11%
33.2
0
1
2-3
4+
PHILLIPS
COLLECTION
VE
TA
11%
49%
31%
10%
31.7
WARBY
PARKER
CB2
CADYS ALLEY
Sheridan
Circle
SOUR
THEA
S ST
U
TIC
EC
18%
52%
21%
8%
APPLE STORE
27.3
33RD ST
$115,705
$87,015
30%
14%
56%
$80,683
P ST
O ST
Age < 20
Age 2034
Age 3564
N ST
Age 65+
Median Age (years)
ALLSAINTS
34TH ST
T ST
E
AV
NN
CO
35TH ST
$129,934
$94,762
28%
13%
59%
$87,188
U ST
TRADER JOES
VE
NA
NSI
CO
WIS
$119,611
$82,427
30%
15%
Q ST
54%
HUGO
BOSS
$80,425
V ST
REEVES
CENTER
WASHINGTON
HILTON
A ST
RNI
IFO
CAL
DUPONT CIRCLE
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Average HH
Median HH
HH Income <$50k
HH Income $50$75k
HH Income $75k+
SPECT ST
18TH ST
OYSTER ADAMS
INCOME
AGE
MARIE REED
ELEMENTARY
VE
LA
RIA
Arlington
Memorial
Bridge
US HOLO
MEMORIA
MUSEUM
INDEPENDENCE AVE
Potomac
Park
Tidal
14 TH ST
R ST
34,543
176,538
1.51
1.83
33%
36%
67%
64%
Montrose
Park $666,144
$692,899
MONT R D
BEL
SITAR CENTER
16TH ST
AS
SA
CH
CK
BID Area
RD
IR
EA
VE
RO
18TH ST
8,096
1.47
27%
73%
$596,042
WY
HA
MP
SH
K PK
HOUSEHOLDS Dumbarton
Oaks Park
Households (HH)
Average HH SAFEWAY
Size
Owner-occupied
S ST
Renter-occupied
Median HH Value
MA
RA
LO
KA
DC ARTS CENTER
347,179
49%
51%
94%
75%
M46%
LU
MB
IA R
D
17,195
60,488
46%
50%
54%
50%
99%
97%
WHITEHAVEN ST
88%
86%
58%
56%
19TH ST
Population
Male
Female
Bachelors Degree +
Degree
RE
E
VER PARK
RDWARE
DR
Main Street
CO
POPULATION
Great Street
TRYST
24TH ST
NS
TO
NE
HARRIS TEETER
MINTWOOD
Government
PLACE
Education
0-mi
US NAVAL
OBSERVATORY
THE LINE DC
Arts/Tourism
23RD ST
NO
Retail/Restaurant
14TH ST
D
AN
DL
CALVERT ST
NE
H STREET, NE
H STREET, NE HAS
STEADILY RETURNED to
rank as one of the DCs most
productive and innovative
neighborhood commercial
districts. A hip arts scene
inclusive of quirky bars,
eclectic restaurants, art
galleries, and regional music
destinationsmost locally
ownedcontinue to lead
the way in the corridors
renaissance. Anchored by
Union Stationthe region's
transportation centerthe
corridor offers easy access
to the metropolitan area
and the East Coast.
NATIONAL RECOGNITION
Named a Great American Main
Street (National Trust for Historic
Preservation, 2013), a Top 10 Great
Urban Neighborhood (USA Today,
2011) and Americas sixth Hippest
Hipster Neighborhood (Forbes, 2012).
GROWING RETAIL &

RESIDENTIAL BASE
1,000+ new residential units to
deliver in 2016 within a half-mile of
H Street, NE.
A new 38,000 SF Whole Foods is
expected to open in 2016/2017
BEST DENIM & CASUAL

SHOPS IN AMERICA
H Street retailer Maketto made GQ
Magazine's 100 Best Denim & Casual
Shops in America list in 2015.
29
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TW
O
O
W ST
5TH ST
4TH ST
SUMMIT PL
LN RD
AV
E
CA
PI
TO
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AN S
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COR
AV
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1ST ST
1ST ST
IN
GT
1. American Community Survey (2009-2013),
O values are rounded to nearest
N
whole percent
A
13TH ST
TE
NN
ES
SE
EA
VE
E ST
12TH ST
11TH ST
10TH ST
9TH ST
7TH ST
8TH ST
5TH ST
4TH ST
2ND ST
F ST
CONSTITUTION AVE
CAPITOL HILL
PAGE 9
INDEPENDENCE AVE
CANNON HOUSE
OFFICE BUILDING
GOOD STUFF
EATERY
H
RT
NO
RO
CA
VE
AA
LIN
SE
TT
SA
VE
EASTERN MARKET
C ST
C ST
D ST
Eastern
Market
FUTURE
TRADER
JOES
T
S OU
LINA
AR O
HC
AVE
E
AV
KY
UC
NT
KE
Capitol
South
16TH ST
MA
SS
AC
HU
14TH ST
Lincoln
Park
EAST CAPITOL ST
15TH ST
SUPREME
COURT
C ST
D ST
E ST
E ST
YES! ORGANIC
MARKET
TEDS BULLETIN
MATCHBOX
G ST
TH ST
G ST
ROSES
LUXURY
MARINE
BARRACKS
14TH ST
W
Average Monthly (10/2014-9/2015)
8,797
A
3RD ST
ES
T
RED ROCKS
VE
DA
AN
YL
R
MA
Stanton
Square
41%
44%
15%
1%
4TH ST
ST
ATLAS
THEATER
LIBRARY OF
CONGRESS
Federal
H Street Main
Street,
Center SW
Anwar
Saleem,
Exec Director
RESIDENCE INN
BY MARRIOTT
(202) 543-0161
E ST
anwar.saleem@hstreet.org
395 www.hstreet.org
H STREET, NE
SEC
93 Walkers Paradise
CONTACTM
DI
ROCK N ROLL HOTEL
BENS CHILI BOWL

G ST
NATIONAL
AIR & SPACE
MUSEUM
VE
RA
TAYLOR
GOURMET
FUTURE
WHOLE FOODS
H STREET CONNECTION
STATES
CAPITOL
RAYBURN HOUSE
OFFICE BUILDING
RD
H ST
NoMa - Gallaudet
U 9,226
UNITED
SH
MO
UN
TO
LIV
ET
I ST
GIANT FOOD

WALKSCORE
RID
AA
VE
RS
GALLERY OF ART
LE
NE
AL
1ST ST
3RD ST
48%
25%
1%
Union
Station
Plaza
MI
K ST
Union
$86,566
M Station
$945,061
$611,981
$740,656
UNION
$327,071
STATION
$284,606
$185,914
$82,164
$189,039
32%
47%
21%
1%
MO
$16,033
$174,926
$114,175
$137,567
$60,762
$55,506
$34,623
$15,000
$34,867
VE
A
B
NEW COLUMBIA
DISTILLERS
GALLAUDET
UNIVERSITY
L ST
$437,648
$48,030
$564,284
IA
26% UIS
LO
ST
L
GA
WY
UNION MARKET
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FLO
18%
34%
37%
11%
34.2
$81,508
$8,877
$105,859
A1
NA
PK
Noma/Gallaudet U
3RD ST
1ST ST
1ST ST
2ND ST
ET
UD
LA
$28,330
Computers
&
Accessories
$3,155
M
H ST
AS
SA
Entertainment &
CH $36,888
US
RY PLACE Recreation
ET
TS
Pets
$5,622AVE
G ST
Food at Home
$59,899
NATIONAL
ZON
BUILDING
TER
Food awayMUSEUM
from Home
$40,122
F ST
Health Care
$46,779
Y
AN
Care Sq
$20,824
Judiciary
MMedical
Home Improvement
$19,367
E ST
LY
$11,941
MOTH
TER
$5,265
D SVehicle
T
Maint. & Repair
$12,153
VE
OD
UNION MARKET
NE
AL
S
FUTURE REI
NORTH CAPITOL ST
4TH ST
5TH ST
3RD ST
1ST ST
LINCO
VE
EY A
LE PAIN
QUOTIDIEN
Apparel
WO
ST
JERS
ALBA OSTERIA
0
LVA
NIA
1
AVE
2-3
NATIONAL4+
HARRIS
TEETER
CONSUMER EXPENDITURESWALMART
($ thousands)
C ST
B R E NT
6TH ST
NEW
Age 3564
Age
65+
BICYCLE
SPACE Age (years)
Median
REENS
RA BREAD
MASSERIA
ATF
U.S. DOJ
Brentwood
Park
DOLCEZZA
NOMA
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$107,054
$92,734 PLACE
$77,268
$63,707
N ST
FUTURE
THEATER
35%LANDMARK41%
14%
14%
UNLEASHED
51%
45% CVS
$75,139
$66,134
E
AV
T
HS
16T
K
OR
WY
NE
HECHT
WAREHOUSE
PL
OLD ENGINE 12
RESTAURANT
143,496
2.0
38%
62%
$541,527
16%
18%
34%
31%
40%
39%
11%
11%
GONZAGA COLLEGE
35.6
35.6
HIGH SCHOOL
395
T
ES
OK
ONE EIGHT
DISTILLING
WALKER JONES
ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
AGE
E
AV
K
WIC
UNION
KITCHEN
HYATT
$114,551
$89,663
26%
15%
E59%
AV
RK
YO $81,164
BID Area
K
OR
WY
NE
T ST
FLORIDA AVE
MARKET
W
NE
SAFEWAY
Age < 20
BUSBOYS & POETS
VIDA GYM
Age 2034
Main Street
ST
R ST
7,574
23,307
2.1
2.1
WICKED BLOOM SOCIAL CLUB
53%SMOKEHOUSE
46%
DCITY
47%UNCLE CHIPS
54%
$674,836
$657,131
P ST
Average HH
Median HH
HH Income <$50k
HH Income $50$75k
HH Income $75k+
M ST
Great Street
BIG BEAR CAF
INCOME
O ST
Government
LL
DA
LO
Howard
RID
AA
ersity
VE
HOUSEHOLDS
Households (HH)
Average HH Size
Owner-occupied
Renter-occupied
Median HH Value
Education
FE N
WINDOWS51,344
CAFE
16,213
305,069
49%
49%
T ST 48%
RUSTIK
51%
52% TAVERN 51%
RED HEN95%
91%
91%
72%
57%
S ST 63%
39%
36%
33%
Arts/Tourism
KEN
Population
Male
Female
T PROPER BREWING
THE RICH
SING MUFFINBachelors
CO.
Degree +
Degree
Retail/Restaurant
0-3mi
U ST
POPULATION
ARD
TER
ASS
EE
0-1mi
2ND ST
2ND ST
BR
EN
GIANT FOOD
V ST
0-mi
3RD ST
4TH ST
5TH ST
ARD
ERSITY
PITAL
6TH ST
Rhode Island Ave
W ST
Potomac Av
Jair Lynch Real Estate Partners is delivering another

extraordinary place in 2016 625 H Street, NE
10,000 SF
over 300
of retail
including Starbucks
and Unleashed
luxury apartments
designed in an
industrial aesthetic
Expansive rooftop views with

2 pools
Glass-enclosed fitness center
Engaging courtyard space
We dont just invest in Washington area real estate.

We Create extraordinary PlaCes.
ThE Joule
Just outside
NatioNals Park iN 2018
440 Apartments
40,000 SF of Destination
Entertainment & Retail
www.jouleapts.com
2601 16tH st NW
IRVING ST
Columbia Heights Metro

COLUMBIA RD
HARVARD ST
GIRARD ST
ComiNg to Columbia
HeigHts iN 2018
FAIRMONT ST
EUCLID ST
RD
BIA
11th ST NW
E
DA AV
FLORI
KALORAMA RD
WYOMING AVE
CALIFORNIA ST
VE
AA
RID
FLO
17th ST NW
CO
LUM
EUCLID ST
13th ST NW
ST N
BELMONT RD
14th ST NW
RD
2601 16th ST NW
15th ST NW
AM
R
LO
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16th ST NW
W
ST N
19th
Citywide Views
FULLER ST
18th
205 Apartments
Outstanding Amenities
BI
M
LU
CO
RD
W ST NW
V ST NW
U Street Metro
U ST NW
re-imagining Urban neighborhoods

Jair Lynch is a locally-owned, real estate investment and development company with a project
portfolio and pipeline of 5.5 million sf totaling over $1.6 billion. Specializing in the responsible
transformation of walkable urban places. We do this by combining social responsibility with
sound economic development in pursuit of creating sustainable, extraordinary neighborhoods
that connect to the soul of a place.
1508 U STREET NW
WASHINGTON, DC 20009
202.462.1092
www.jairlynch.com
SE
HILLCREST/SKYLAND
LOCATED IN THE HEART OF
THE COMMUNITIES found
east of the Anacostia River,
the Hillcrest/Skyland market
offers high incomes and
direct access to more than
140,000 DC residents and
customers in neighboring
jurisdictions. With promising
new economic development
opportunities on the horizon,
this neighborhood is bound
for an exciting future with
improved commercial
and residential offerings
as well as vibrant new
streetscape improvements
over the next few years.

Good Hope Road is a designated
soft costs.
SKYLAND TOWN CENTER

Phase I of the 18.5-acre
redevelopment plan calls for
220,000 SF of retail/restaurant
space (there is potential for a
120,000 SF anchor) and 263
residential units.
GOOD HOPE
MARKETPLACE
The 98,000 SF shopping center is
anchored by a 56,000 SF Safeway
grocery store.
$425K
Average single-family home closing
price in 2015.2
30
HARRIS TEETER
I ST
0-3mi
INCOME
$49,332
51%
16%
34%
$53,543
T EX
T ST
ANACOSTIA
PAGE 3
25%
25%
38%
12%
35.2
GO
OD
H
OP
ER
$5,595
$62,874
$38,121
$51,263
$22,261
$19,207
$12,243
$5,165
$12,278
$46,725
$511,451
$318,385
$419,540 ERIE ST
$183,224
$162,338
$100,941
$43,092
GAINESVILLE ST
$101,548
AI
NG
E
PL
BANGOR ST
GOOD HOPE
MARKETPLACE
SAFEWAY
ST
HILLCREST/
SKYLAND
ERIE ST
HARTFORD ST
ELVANS
RD
TRAFFIC COUNTS
14,500 Alabama Avenue

10,700-11,500 Naylor Road
12,100 Good Hope Road
R
TE
23
RD
ST

whole percent 2. MRIS, courtesy of Kevin J. Wood, Slate Properties
SAVAN
NA H
ST
H TER
ANNA
SAV
T
HS
18T
FUTURE
ENTERTAINMENT
& SPORTS ARENA
CONTACT
A AVE
CONGRESS
Washington,
DCHEIGHTS
Economic Partnership,
METRO REDEVELOPMENT
Chad Shuskey,T SVP, Research, (202) 661-8670
S
NNAH
SAVA
cshuskey@wdcep.com,
www.wdcep.com
15TH PL
SAINT
(Avg. annual daily volumes)
ELIZABETHS
HOSPITAL
STAN
TO
STANTON RD
BR
AINT ELIZABETHS
AST CAMPUS
T
ES
UC
GIANT FOOD
D
AN
AR
YL
M
1 0 T H PL
AM
ALAB
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CON
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RES
ST
Oxon
Run
AR
YL
AN
35%
44%
20%
1%
42%
41%
16%
1%
ST
43%
43%
14%
0%
ER
SP
JA
0 D PKW Y
1
2-3
4+
22ND ST
AN
FRANCIS A
NEIGHB
LIB
A AVE
AM
75 Very Walkable
TRATION
AB
30 T H
Fort Stanton
Park
AV
E
FUTURE SKYLAND
TOWN CENTER
25TH ST
ELVANS RD
$230,571
$24,597
$303,153
WALKSCORE
ATEWAY
AVILION
DI
RD
CATIONS
TL
$28,000
$2,926
$36,580
R
LO
UI
AL
NAY
Apparel
$6,664
Computers & Accessories M
$691
OR
RI $8,695
Entertainment & HO
S
RD
W
AR
Recreation
D
RD
Pets
$1,327
D
R
NTON
STAFood
at Home
$15,015
Food away from Home
$9,045
Health Care
$12,267
Medical Care
$5,317
Home Improvement
$4,576
$2,921
Personal Care
$1,225
P O MProducts
EROY RD
$2,917
RA
DR
DOUGLASS HOME
RD
LE
PARK DR
FREDERICK
HO
W
AR
D
MI
ST
27%
22%
38%
13%
35.9
IA
CAR
AS
AVE
V ST
W ST
PE
NN
SY
LVA
N
Fort Davis Park
16TH
ST
ST
14TH
AVE
PL
ING
JR
SHA
NN
ON
E
AV
TA
O
ES
NN
MI
S ST
R ST
PENN BRANCH
SHOPPING CENTER
AgeTH3564
LU
IN Age 65+
T
R
MA
Median Age (years)
26%
22%
38%
14%
36.3
RD
ES
UNIONTOWN
BAR & GRILL
$37,806
62%
14%
24%
U
$42,821
ST
R
LC
Age < 20
DC LOTTERY
DC TAXICAB
Age 2034K
COMMISSION
R
$37,142
61%
12%
HONFLEUR
27%
GALLERY
$44,137
PENNSYLVANIA AVE, SE
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HIL
AGE
DEPARTMENT
OF
HOUSING $71,468
$57,622
$55,817
13TH
ST
Average HH
Median HH ANACOSTIA
295<$50k ARTS
HH Income
CENTER
HH Income $50$75k
ANACOSTIA
PLAYHOUSE
HH Income $75k+
NA
YL
O
Q ST
34TH
99,600
2.3
37%
63%
$299,584
E
AV
T
OS
15,397
2.3
30%
70%
$340,600
N ST
NASH PL
BRANCH AVE
3,550
2.4
27%
73%
$437,549
N ST
33RD ST
Households (HH)
Average HH Size
Owner-occupied
1th Street
Renter-occupied
Bridge
Median HH Value
N
AW
IRL
FA
MA
SS
AC
H
ANACOSTIA RD
GRAYS ON
PENN AVE
Anacostia River
Park
HOUSEHOLDS
MI
VE
AA
OT
S
E
NN
31ST PL
a
sti
32ND ST
co
e
Riv
234,569
46%
54%
88%
31%
16%
BID Area
31ST ST
a
n
A
35,470
45%
55%
86%
19%
9%
MP
O
UP
Main Street
30TH ST
8,919
45%
55%
87%
20%
10%
16TH ST
Population
Male
295
Female
Bachelors Degree +
Degree
FO
Great Street
E
BRANCH AV
POPULATION
Government
28TH ST
0-1mi
Education
27TH ST
0-mi
L ST
John PhillipArts/Tourism
Sousa Bridge
Retail/Restaurant
33RD ST
K ST
RT
CAM
NW
HOWARD UNIVERSITY/
PLEASANT PLAINS
HOWARD UNIVERSITY/
PLEASANT PLAINS HAS
BEEN the neighborhood
center for housing and
commercial services for
students, professors,
administrators and
professionals to the
historically African-American
community since the late
1800s. Current renovations of
many architecturally significant
homes and townhouses
will provide new residential
opportunities that embrace
not only the neighborhoods
history, but its proximity
to downtown, medical
services and the Metrorail.
10,000 /
5,000
Howard University students /
Howard University & Hospital staff
A GROWING CAMPUS
Two new dorms totaling 1,360 beds
opened in 2014.
The new $70 million Interdisciplinary
Research Building (pictured above)
opened in 2015.

soft costs.
DCS FIRST TECHNOLOGY &

INNOVATION HUB
The project is a partnership between
the DC government, Howard
University, and Luma Lab to operate
DC's first venture capital hub for
start-ups and emerging companies.
The 8,000 SF incubator will open in
Wonder Plaza in Fall 2016.
NEW DEVELOPMENT
Howard University & Ambling
University Development Group plan
to build a new 299-unit apartment
building with 11,500 SF of retail space
at Barry Place & Sherman Avenue.
31
RD
AR
K
17TH ST
KC
HU
RC
H
KA
POPULATION
REDROCKS
TIVOLI
THEATER
$108,055
MOUNT PLEASANT
LIBRARY
$77,391
TARGET
35% BEST BUY
BED, BATH & BEYOND
MARSHALLS
14%
51% Columbia
Heights
$75,389
ROOM 11
32 THIRTY-TWO
HARVARD ST
WOODLANDS
VEGAN BISTRO
DULCINEA
BAR & GRILL
FAIRMONT ST
DUPONT HOTEL
KOMI
VE
TA
M ST
MAYFLOWER HOTEL
RIZIKS
0TH ST
PAUL BAKERY
CHARLES TYRWHITT
Farragut
North
L ST
TA
VE
1ST ST
2ND ST
3RD ST
O ST
GIANT
Mt Vernon Sq/
Convention Center
MARRIOTT
MARQUIS
7TH ST
9TH ST
LONG
VIEW
GALLERY
THOMAS PINK
NORDSTROM RACK
COMPASS
COFFEE
RID
AA
VE
BIG BEAR CAF

R ST

DCITY SMOKEHOUSE
UNCLE CHIPS
P ST
THALLY
TABLE
SUNDEVICH
11TH ST
CONTACT
BROOKS BROTHERS
H&M
SHAW
PAGE 47
BEAU THAI
BTOO
N ST
FLO
CITYMARKET
AT O STREET
WHOLE FOODS
MARKET
S ST
Shaw/Howard
University
Logan
Circle
P ST
RUSTIK TAVERN
RED HEN
VE
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HEURICH
HOUSE
TOPAZ HOTEL
MUSEUM
whole percent
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RIGHT PROPER BREWING

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PAGE 1
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8TH ST
S ST
HOWARD
UNIVERSITY
HOSPITAL
WINDOWS CAFE
Shaw/Howard
University
SOURCE
THEATER
Q ST
Dupont
M(10/2014-9/2015) 5,415
Average
CircleMonthly
WASHINGTON
CONVENTION
CENTER
N ST
FUTURE LANDMA
4TH ST
ROOM &
BOARD
13TH ST
91 Walkers Paradise
LANDMARK
THEATER
WARBY PARKER
LETTIE GOOCH
FRANK & OAK
LE DIPLOMATE
NE
W
WALKSCORE
BRIXTON
T ST
13TH ST
HI
RE
AV
E
18TH ST
19TH ST
PHILLIPS
COLLECTION
LINCOLN
THEATER
14TH ST
18TH ST
LU
MB
IA R
D
CO
W ST
930 CLUB
U ST
ADAMS ST
V ST
REEVES
CENTER
BRYANT ST
FUTURE
WHOLE
FOODS
YES!
ORGANIC
MARKET
SAFEWAY U. 5,087
Shaw-Howard
POTBELLY
FUEL PIZZA
FROZENYO
38%
45%
16%
1%
MCDONALDS
AV
DI
41%
44%
14%
1%
IG
AN
AVE
RA
37%
45%
17%
1%
F LORIDA
TRADER JOES

LAURIOL PLAZA
CHILDRENS NATIONAL
MEDICAL CENTER
ILE
$22,099
$123,012
SITAR CENTER
$239,838
$1,321,225
$158,960
$869,644
$182,827 $1,035,011
$81,564
$458,132
$70,143
$408,397
$46,689
$262,742
$21,294
$116,204
$48,349
$267,321
1
0
VE
1 RIDA A
O
FL
2-3
GLENS
4+ GARDEN MARKET
IC
H
HOWARD UNIVERSITY/
PLEASANT PLAINS
WASHINGTON
HILTON
VETER
MEDIC
McMillan
Reservoir
$3,391 MA R
RA
LO
$36,974
KA
$24,369
$27,952
$12,477
MARIE
REED
$10,244
ELEMENTARY
$7,186
$3,307
$7,435
HOWARD
UNIVERSITY
$112,531
$618,348
$12,593HARRIS$68,638
TEETER
$143,915
$800,143
TRYST
IRVING ST
17%
36%
36%
12%
34.1
16TH ST
$17,284
THE LINE DC
$1,939
$21,933
IRVING ST
WASHINGTON
HOSPITAL CENTER

Apparel
MINTWOOD
EntertainmentPLACE
&
Recreation
Pets
Food at Home
DC ARTS CENTER
Food away from Home
Health Care
Medical Care
Home Improvement
OYSTER ADAMS
Vehicle Maint.
& Repair
RE
E
CK
C
WALLS OF BOOKS
LAMONT ST
COLUMBIA RD
17%
39%
36%
9%
ACE 32.9
HARDWARE
SAFEWAY
MORTON ST
GIANT FOOD
4TH ST
PL
THE AVENUE
PARK RD
5TH ST
ER
NI
LA
20%
44%
30%
6%
29.6
FISH IN THE
NEIGHBORHOOD
5TH ST
Age < 20
Age 2034
Age 3564
Age 65+
Median Age (years)

WALTERS
DC REYNOLDS
6TH ST
T
NT S
AGE
PETWORTH/
PARK VIEW
PAGE 44
CVS
THE COUPE
EACH
PEACH
MARKET
H A RVARD ST
Georgia Ave/
Petworth
R ST
$88,500
$94,637
$60,484
$69,169
BEAU THAI
43%
38%
15%
15%
43%
47%
$63,471
$67,865
PARK PLACE
GR
D
COLUMBIA
HEIGHTS
PAGE 16
PA
RK
RD
PAISLEY FIG
QUINCY ST
SPR
IN
174,343
2.0
NE
WT
ON
41%
ST
MO
NR
OE 59%
ST
$599,811
A
LEAS
MT P
Average HH
Median HH
HH Income <$50k
HH Income $50$75k
HH Income $75k+
17TH ST
INCOME
CHEZ
BILLYS
RANDOLPH ST
E
WARD
18TH ST
19TH ST
35,905
2.1
37%
63%
$629,409
BID Area
ACE
PARK PL
5,858
2.2
42%
58%
$597,735
Main Street
SAFEWAY
LYMANS
TAVERN
HOUSEHOLDS
Households (HH)
Average HH Size
Owner-occupied
Renter-occupied
Median HH Value
Great Street
GEORGIA AVE
372,393
48%
52%
92%
65%
39%
Government
SHEPHERD ST
E
SHERMAN AV
79,310
51%
49%
89%
65%
36%
HOLMEAD PL
Population
15,852
Male
48%
Female
52%
91%
WY
Bachelors Degree +
66%
PK
CH
PINEY BR AN 34%
Degree
YES!
Education
ORGANIC
MARKET
Arts/Tourism
RO
Retail/Restaurant
0-3mi
NS
AS
AV
E
SHEPHERD ST
0-1mi
0-mi
M ST
SAFEWAY
BUSBOYS & POETS
VIDA GYM
K
OR
WY
NE
395
E
AV
WALKER JONES
ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
ST ST
18TH ST
TAYLOR ST
U
TIC
EC
ON
DOMKU
ACE HARDWARE
NN
CO
UPSHUR ST
NW
KENNEDY STREET
A STABLE AND CLOSEKNIT COMMUNITY with a
solid homeownership rate,
Kennedy Street is a mixeduse neighborhood serving
main street corridor to
watch as it offers significant
new business and
redevelopment potential.
With significant buying
power in the surrounding
neighborhoods, Kennedy
Street is ideal to support
independent retailers
and restaurants or a
specialty grocer.
$467K
Average home closing price in 20152
NEW RESTAURANTS
A new full service restaurant & bar
from the owner of Dunya in Shaw
and a bar from the owners of Ivy and
Coney and the Kangaroo Boxing Club
plan to open mid-year 2016 along
Kennedy Street.

Kennedy Street is a designated Great
KENNEDY STREET
ENTREPRENEURSHIP
In the past few years Culture
Coffee and Vintage Glam Tea
Party & Company have opened
along Kennedy Street. In addition,
the owners of ANXO Cidery &
Pintxos Bar plan to open a cider
production facility in fall 2016 and
local luncheonette Tonys Place, is
expanding into the adjacent building.
$8 MILLION
Streetscape improvements are
planned for Kennedy Street.
32
Takoma
0-mi
WALTER REED
0-1mi
Retail/Restaurant
0-3mi
CEDAR ST
CEDAR STREET
Education
Government
Arts/Tourism
BUSBOYS &
POETS
Great Street
TAVERN & WINE BAR
Main Street
BID Area
SOUPERGIRL
POPULATION
ASPEN ST
BR
AN
CH
RD
6TH ST
EY
PIN
CVS
T
TIER S
WHIT
4TH ST
320,571
ASPEN ST
48%
52%
88%
55%
32%
E
AV
41,288
47%
53%
87%
38%
18%
RN
14,327
47%
53%
87%
39%
16%
E
ST
EA
Population
Male
Female
Bachelors Degree +
Degree
SAFEWAY
14TH ST
16TH ST
137,987
2.2
43%
57%
$545,831
GEORGIA AVE/
BRIGHTWOOD
PAGE 25
UM
ILL
16,134
2.6
56%
44%
$471,178
CH
5,608
2.6
59%
41%
$453,084
D
IR R
BLA
Households (HH)
Average HH Size
Owner-occupied
Renter-occupied
Median HH Value
PL
SHERIDAN ST
WAPA CAFE
INCOME
RITTENHOUSE ST
CHEZ AUNTY LIBE

QUACKENBOS ST
PEABODY ST
MI
LE
RA
DI
WALMART
MADISON ST
9TH ST
13TH ST
KENNEDY STREET
W
GALLATIN ST
FARRAGUT ST
80 Very Walkable
Fort
Totten
Park
DR
EN
TT
TO
HIGHLANDS
RD
RT
HA
MP
SH
IR E
STRAW STICK & BRICK

DELICATESSEN
EMERSON ST
DELAFIELD PL
DECATUR ST
E
AV
WALKSCORE
28%
30%
46%
45%
25%
23%
RUFF & READY
1%
1%
A
W
IO
28%
47%
24%
1%
S
RIGG
INGRAHAM ST
HAMILTON ST
V
GEORGIA A
VINTAGE
GLAM

0
1
2-3
4+
AV
E
UNITYCARE
HEALTHCARE
PHARMACY
CVS
14TH ST
16TH ST
AV
E
JEFFERSON ST
FO
$90,492
$957,389
$623,720
$766,077
$339,180
$308,865
$190,135
$84,170
KINGSBURY
$195,888
CENTER
CVS
CULTURE COFFEE
SNEAKERTROPOLIS
E
AV
OIS
LO
RA
D
LONGFELLOW ST
KENNEDY ST
IN
ILL
CO
$41,388
$444,331
$4,459
$49,503
LONGFELLOW
FLATS
$55,553
$583,422
AVE
1ST ST
$8,398
$91,990
$57,451
$76,341
$33,188
$31,941
$17,893
$7,472
$18,385
MIS
SO
U RI
RITE AID
Apparel
$13,157
$1,371
Entertainment &
$17,181
Recreation
Pets
$2,512
Food at Home
$29,314
Food away from Home
$18,060
Health Care
$23,406
Medical Care
$10,105
ROCK CREEK
Home Improvement
$9,529
TENNIS CENTER
$5,536
$2,293
$5,642
Fort
Slocum
Park
NICHOLSON ST
EMERY
RECREATION
CENTER
KA
NS
AS
SIMPLE
BAR & GRILL
AV
E
20%
29%
38%
13%
35.6
NE
22%
21%
41%
15%
39.2
4TH ST
23%
22%
41%
14%
38.4
7TH ST
Age < 20
Age 2034
Age 3564
Age 65+
Median Age (years)
OGLETHORPE ST
2ND ST
AGE
ILL
RD
FORT
STEVENS
$99,019
$68,182
37%
16%
47%
$70,609
$80,671
$57,314
44%
15%
40%
$59,557
$72,560
$56,421
44%
17%
39%
$55,397
SHERIDAN ST
SL
IG
Average HH
Median HH
HH Income <$50k
HH Income $50$75k
HH Income $75k+
NORTH CAPITOL ST
HOUSEHOLDS
WMATA
BUS BARN
Rock Creek
Cemetery
Sherman
Circle
CRITTENDEN STCENTRAL 14TH STREET/
WMATA BUS BARN

PAGE 13
BUCHANAN ST
8TH ST
9TH ST
4TH ST
3RD ST
1ST ST
AV
E
UPSHUR ST
DOMKU
RD
AN
SA
S
AR
K
KC
HU
RC
H
ACE HARDWARE
TAYLOR ST
RANDOLPH ST
QUINCY ST
RE
E
SHEPHERD ST
CHEZ
BILLYS
CA
RTH
NO
SAFEWAY
LYMANS
TAVERN
YES!
ORGANIC
MARKET
CK
C
NS
AS
AV
E
CONTACT
RO
17TH ST
Grant
Circle
PETWORTH
LIBRARY
KA
HEPHERD ST
18TH ST
ARG
YLE
TE
R
WEBSTER ST

Slate Properties
7TH ST
ALLISON ST
5TH ST
18,900-23,300 Georgia Avenue

4,500-8,900 Kennedy Street
EN
AV
E
NE
LINCOLN HEIGHTS/
AS PART OF THE
DC GOVERNMENTS
NEW COMMUNITIES
INITIATIVE the
Lincoln Heights and
Richardson Dwellings
neighborhoods will
become healthy mixedincome communities
where residents have
quality housing options,
economic opportunities
and access to appropriate
human services for
adults and children.
PARKS & RECREATION

Neighborhood attractions include
Marvin Gaye Park and its 1.2-mile
bike trail, the Greater Deanwood
Neighborhood Heritage Trail, the
Deanwood Community Center &
Library and the newly renovated
Riverside Center.
$100M DC GOVERNMENT
INVESTMENT
The DC government has already
made initial investments in the
overall redevelopment plan by
completing the new Howard D.
Woodson High School (900 student
capacity) in 2011, and three mixedincome developments that include
replacement units for public housing
residents.
MIXED-USE, MIXED-INCOME
REDEVELOPMENT PLAN
The redevelopment plan for the area
calls for approximately 1,600 new
mixed-income housing units along
with retail and office space.
NEW $10M STREETSCAPE


features a reconfigured single lane
roadway to allow for traffic calming,
landscaped medians, bicycle lanes,
new sidewalks and street lighting.
The improvements were completed
in 2012.

33
0-1mi
POPULATION
9,100
44%
56%
83%
17%
8%
35,055
45%
55%
84%
15%
7%
166,276
46%
54%
86%
20%
8%
DO
UG
Arts/Tourism
Education
NE
SO
TA
Deanwood
DEANWOOD
PAGE 18
EA
ST
ER
N
AV
E
MEADE ST
49TH ST
65,240
2.5
44%
56%
$237,874
M
IN
AV
E
ILW
OR
TH
KENILWORTH
ELEMENTARY
DEANWOOD
COMMUNITY CENTER
KE
N
$50,277
$35,426
65%
29515%
20%
$39,154
BID Area
$47,517
$32,212
69%
12%
CESAR
20%
CHAVEZ
SCHOOL $37,323
LANE PL
Main Street
AN
13,762
2.5
41%
MEADE ST
59%
$258,116
Y
JA
3,293
2.7
45%
55%
$269,882
Great Street
YL
AR
M
HOUSEHOLDS
Households (HH)
Average HH Size
Owner-occupied
Renter-occupied
Median HH Value
Government
LAS
ST
AV
E
Population
Male
Female
Bachelors Degree +
Degree
Retail/Restaurant
0-3mi
Kenilworth
Aquatic
Gardens
ANACOS
TIA A
VE
0-mi
LEE ST
ST
INCOME
SHERIFF RD
52N
26%
22%
39%
13%
FOOTE ST
36.5
IE H
GAULT PL
EL EN
BURRO
UGHS
AV
ST
EAST CAPITOL ST
EAST CAPITOL ST/

CAPITOL GATEWAY
PAGE 21
51ST ST
50TH ST
NG
53RD ST
Benning Road 3,154
D ST
C ST
RD
5,600-7,600 Division Avenue

11,100 Nannie Helen Burroughs
D ST
E ST

whole percent
F ST
FI
Fort Dupont
Golf Course
TC
H ST
G ST
TEXA
SA
VE
CONTACT
Office of the Deputy Mayor for Planning
& Economic Development
AR
YL
M
RN
SS
4 6T
HS
AN
H ST
VE
BU
MAYA ANGELOU PCS

HIGH SCHOOL CAMPUS
FUTURE CAP
MARKETPLA
AMES ST
C EN
TRA
LA
30%
43%
26%
2%

PL
LINCOLN HEIGHTS/
SUBWAY

D ST
EADS ST
BLAINE
49TH ST
C ST
KELLY MIDDLE
SCHOOL
NI
BEN
ST
37TH
41%
17%
1%
H. D. WOODSON
HIGH SCHOOL
VE
42%
43%
14%
0%
D
ER
DG
RI
0
1
2-3
4+
Fort
Chaplin
40% Park
A-1 GROCERY
DIVIS
47TH ST
$27,314
BROOK
S ST
$292,612
$179,758
$248,711
SOME
BLAINE ST
$108,312
PROJECT
7-ELEVEN
$97,317
M Benning Rd
$58,200 DENNYS
$24,687
$58,793
5 0 H ST
T
$130,034
$13,894
$174,351
44TH ST
Apparel
$527
$2,308
Entertainment &
$6,736
$29,601
DC EAGLE
BE N
Recreation
NIN
G RD
Pets
$1,080
$4,615
Food at Home
$11,540
$50,373
SAFEWAY
Food away from Home CVS $6,821
$30,215
Health Care
$9,912
$42,954
Medical Care BLAINE ST
$4,316
$18,609
Home Improvement
$3,555
$16,311
$2,301
$9,932
$975
$4,138
ST
$2,296
$9,936
EAST CAPITOL
DI
7-ELEVEN
STRAND
THEATER
42ND ST
Mahan
$22,088
Park
RA
SUBWAY
KIDS
CONSUMERAMERICAS
EXPENDITURES
($ thousands)
BASKIN
ROBINS
Fort
DUNKIN DONUTS
POPEYES
$5,026
SALA THAI
LE
58TH ST
NN
MI
55TH ST
RT
H
KE
NI
LW
O
30%
28%
Minnesota21%
Ave
M 22%
36%
38%
13%
13%
33.7
35.9
DOES
MENICKS MARKET
NA
49TH
ST
Age < 20
Age 2034
Age 3564
Age 65+
Median Age (years)
ST
D ST
JAY ST
B ST
54TH ST
DE
R
PA
AV
E
O
FO
TE
HAYES ST
SI
AGE
7-ELEVEN
PARKSIDE MIXED-USE
REDEVELOPMENT
K
JUST ST
WENDYS
PL
EDUCARE
$62,409
$46,863
52%
18%
30%
$48,559
MCDONALDS
ION
AVE
Average HH
Median HHHAY
ES
NEVAL HH
THOMAS
ST
Income <$50k
ELEMENTARY
HH Income $50$75k
HH Income $75k+
Capitol Heig
NE
MINNESOTA &
BENNING
ALSO KNOWN AS
DOWNTOWN WARD 7,
substantial public and
private investments
have created exciting
opportunities for new,
innovative, start-up
businesses at and
near the intersection
of Minnesota Avenue
and Benning Road.

450
Minnesota Avenue & Benning

Road are designated Great Streets
PARK 7
Located at the intersection of
Minnesota Avenue and Benning
Road, Park 7 delivered 376
apartments and 22,000 SF of retail
space in 2014. Retail tenants include
Sala Thai, Popeyes, Dunkin Donuts,
Baskin Robins and Americas Kids.
Employees at the Department

of Employment Services (DOES)
headquarters.
$39 MILLION
Cedar Realty Trusts purchase price
of the 150,000 SF East River Park
Shopping Center in Q1 2016.
34
Kenilworth
Aquatic
Gardens
Retail/Restaurant
0-3mi
Arts/Tourism
Education
Government
212,336
47%
53%
87%
33%
17%
Langston Golf Course

& Driving Range
PARKSIDE/KENILWORTH
PAGE 42
HOUSEHOLDS
88,079
2.3
44%
56%
$329,447
NEVAL THOMAS
ELEMENTARY
HA
YE
S
SHERIFF RD
ST
WENDYS
DE
PARKSIDE MIXED-USE
REDEVELOPMENT
K
R
PA
ST
AV
E
TE
Minnesota Ave
MI
LE
DC EAGLE
Bridge
35
TH
ST
AV
E
KE
NI
LW
OR
TH
Benning Rd
ST
37TH
AN
AC
OS
TIA
D ST
RT
D ST
E ST
F ST
F ST
Fort Dupont
Golf Course
T DR
ON
UP
G ST
TEXA
SA
VE
FO
SUBWAY
Fort
Chaplin
Park
ELY PL
H ST
NASH PL
SS
RN
N ST
N ST
US
ET
TS
AV
E
A LA B A M A AV E
ANACOSTIA RD
BU
MA
SS
AC
H
NN
BLAINE S
C ST
RD
34TH ST
MI
NN
ES
OT
AA
VE
33RD ST
32ND ST
33RD ST
CONTACT
VE
AA
OT
ES
MI
SOME
PROJECT
RD
17,100 Minnesota Avenue 17,200-25,800 Benning Road

118,800-121,300 I-295
MP
BROOK
7-ELEVEN
MINNESOTA &
BENNING

whole percent
G RD
DENNYS
A ST
295
80 Very Walkable
NIN
NG
WALKSCORE
Fort
Mahan
Park
BLAINE ST
C ST
Minnesota Ave 2,827
EAST CAPITOL ST
33%
44%
22%
1%
BURR
S ST
B ST
47%
38%
14%
1%
EL EN
NI
BEN
46%
40%
14%
0%
DI
IE H
SAFEWAY
CVS
D
ER
DG
RI
0
1
2-3
4+
RA
NN
FOOTE ST
BE N
34TH ST
$43,932
$474,455
$295,675
$394,891
$172,554
$154,848
$94,181
$40,089
$94,808
AV
E
$1,209
$4,174
$14,109
$49,058
$8,499
$29,323
$11,438
$39,523
$4,970
$17,164
$4,295
$14,698
Whitney
$2,665
$9,298
Young
$1,130
$3,925
Memorial
$2,689
$9,294
IA
$213,408
$22,855
$283,372
ST
$21,662
$2,205
$27,986
MENICKS MARKET
42ND ST
AMERICAS KIDS
BASKIN ROBINS
DUNKIN DONUTS
POPEYES
SALA THAI
GRAYS ON
DOES
ANA
CO
$6,217
$642
$8,087
DEANWOOD
PAGE 18
NA
44TH ST
24%
24%
39%
13%
36.8
Benning Road 3,154
HAYES ST
GAULT PL
KE
NI
LW
O
25%
28%
21%
21%
39% Allen
37%
15% Bridge
14%
38.6
35.8
RAL
L
MCDONALDS
Age < 20
Age 2034
Age 3564
Age 65+
Median Age (years)
Apparel
Entertainment &
Recreation
Pets
Food at Home
Food away from Home
Health Care
RFK
MEMORIAL
STADIUM Medical Care
Home Improvement
JAY ST
PL
EDUCARE
AGE
AVE
295
CESAR
CHAVEZ
SCHOOL
$75,348
$51,089
49%
15%
36%
$55,902
RT
H
$51,137
$33,691
66%
14%
20%
$39,364
O
FO
$54,999
$37,551
63%
17%
21%
$42,115
LANE PL
SI
26TH ST
INCOME
Average HH
Median HH
HH Income <$50k
HH Income $50$75k
HH Income $75k+
MEADE ST
47TH ST
12,962
2.3
32%
68%
$271,789
Deanwood
ST
3,488
2.2
32%
68%
$273,753
Y
JA
Households (HH)
Average HH Size
Owner-occupied
Renter-occupied
Median HH Value
AV
E
KENILWORTH
ELEMENTARY
KE
N
30,036
44%
56%
84%
15%
6%
DEA
NE
AV
E
7,841
45%
55%
86%
17%
8%
BID Area
AS
ST
M
IN
POPULATION
Population
Male
Female
Bachelors Degree +
Degree
DO
Main
UG Street
L
Great Street
ILW
OR
TH
0-1mi
ANACOS
TIA A
VE
0-mi
NW
MOUNT PLEASANT
MULTICULTURAL AND
MULTILINGUAL, Mount
Pleasant is one of DCs most
eclectic neighborhoods.
Its main neighborhood
serving corridor, Mount
Pleasant Street, is the
international flair and
vibrancy of this community.
With high-density housing
close to DCs largest park,
Rock Creek Park, a retail
shopping corridor and
easy access to downtown,
Mount Pleasant provides
a unique small town feel.
MOUNT PLEASANT
HISTORIC DISTRICT
Qualified property owners of
contributing commercial properties
in Mount Pleasant have access to
tax credits and other incentives to
rehabilitate their space.
MULTICULTURAL
MAIN STREET
Local businesses that occupy the
two and three-story buildings along
Mount Pleasant Street include, Beau
Thai, Each Peach Market, El West,
Logans Antiques, Marx Caf, Purple
Patch, Paisley Fig (2016 opening) and
Suns Cinema (2016 opening), among
other unique establishments.
NEW DEVELOPMENT
Preliminary plans for the Mount
Pleasant Auto Repair site call for a
three-story, six-unit condominium
building with ground-floor retail.
33,400+ /
$91,400+
Residents within a ten-minute walk /
Average household income
35
N CH
RD
NDYWINE ST
Great Street
Main Street
AV
E
18TH ST
AN
SA
S
PETWORTH
LIBRARY
UPSHUR ST
AR
K
169,562
2.0
41%
59%
$634,940
WEBSTER ST
17TH ST
41,662
2.0
35%
65%
$667,018
PHO 14
HOUSEHOLDS
ALLISON ST
CENTRAL14TH ST/
WMATA BUS BARN
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AV
E
16,181
2.0
TILDEN ST 27%
73%
$722,338
CRITTENDEN ST
BUCHANAN ST
EN
362,680
48%
52%
93%
68%
42%
ARG
YLE
TE
R
86,876
50%
50%
90%
68%
40%
BL
AG
D
33,482
50%
50%
90%
66%
38%
Area
ST
DEBID
CATUR
WMATA
BUS BARN
HIGHLANDS
ACE HARDWARE
TAYLOR ST
SHEPHERD ST
$113,737
$81,015
33%
14%
53%
$78,467
SAFEWAY
LYMANS
TAVERN
PINEY BR AN
CH
PK
WY
MI
QUINCY ST
LE
SPR
IN
RA
UPTOWN THEATER
MOUNT PLEASANT
17%
36%
35%
12%
33.9
NE
KL
IN
MO
GLE RD
$633,203
$70,504
$819,536
27TH ST
28TH ST
29TH ST
E
AV
NATIONAL
$126,033
ZOOLOGICAL
PARK
$1,348,113
$891,110
$1,054,948
$467,309
$418,909
$269,041
$119,055
$273,645
Woodley Park/Zoo/
D
AN
DL
OO
W
AVAILABLE
VEHICLES PER
HH1Morgan
Adams
ALVERT ST 43%
C48%
39%
12%
1%
DR
0
1
2-3
4+
NO
RM
PA
MO
GIANT FOOD
PAISLEY FIG
REDROCKS
TIVOLI
THEATER
MOUNT PLEASANT
LIBRARY
TARGET
BEST BUY
BED, BATH & BEYOND
MARSHALLS
LA
ROOM 11
32 THIRT
IRVING ST
EACH
PEACH
MARKET
COLUMBIA RD
HARVARD ST
YES!
ORGANIC
MARKET
37%
45%
17%
1%
43%
13%
1%
THE COUPE
Columbia
Heights
H A RVARD ST

WALTERS
DC REYNOLDS
ES
T
PA
RK
RD
T
NT S
VE
TA
D
AN
EL
EV
CL
$9,635
$27,689
$104,664
$298,465
$69,728
$199,168
$78,785
$227,590
$35,223
$101,599
$29,706
$88,440
$20,349 WOODL$58,626
EY RD
$9,384
$26,636
MARRIOT WARDMAN
$21,123 PARK $60,380
HOTEL
BEAU THAI
E
NI
LA
D R AL AVE
$140,858
$15,785
$180,290
PL
FAIRMONT ST
ACE HARDWARE
SAFEWAY
COLUMBIA
HEIGHTS
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CA
THE
$49,323
$5,542
$62,609
U
TIC
EC
Apparel
Entertainment &
Recreation
ATHEDRAL AVEPets
Food at Home
Food away from Home
Health Care
Medical Care
Home Improvement
DI
PARK PLACE
GR
D
WT
ON
ST
NR
O
A
LEAS
MT P
NN
CO
17TH ST
15%
40%
37%
9%
33.5
18TH ST
17%
38%
37%
9%
33.7
19TH ST
ACOMB ST
Age < 20
Age 2034
Age 3564
Age 65+
Median Age (years)
RANDOLPH ST
AGE
$91,470
$102,115
$68,978
$74,310
38%
35%
WEYGANDT WINES
PETCO
14%
15%
CALIFORNIA TORTILLA
47%
50%
PO
$66,755
$72,402
RT
E
ST
M ClevelandR Park

SPRING ROAD
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RD
HOLMEAD PL
Average HH
Median HH
HH Income <$50k
HH Income $50$75k
HH Income $75k+
ALERO
AverageRARE
HH Disposable
MEDIUM
KA
PA
R
INCOME
E
SHERMAN AV
Population
Male
Female
Bachelors Degree +
GIANT
Degree
Van Ness/UDC
UPTON
Households
(HH)ST
Average HH Size
Owner-occupied
Renter-occupied
Median HH Value
RUFF & READY
Government
NS
AS
AV
E
POPULATION
BROAD BR A
0-3mi
Education
E
AV
0-1mi
Arts/Tourism
A
W
IO
0-mi
ALBEMARLE ST
PARK
VAN NESS
DELAFIELD PL
Retail/Restaurant
THE LINE DC
HARRIS TEETER
MINTWOOD
PLACE
ANS
TO
N
TRYST
ED
METRORAIL BOARDINGS
(Avg. weekday)
R
MA
RA
LO
KA
DC ARTS CENTER
RD
F LORIDA
SITAR CENTER
AV
E
OYSTER ADAMS
WASHINGTON
HILTON
U ST
ROOM &
BOARD
GLENS
GARDEN MARKET
PHILLIPS
COLLECTION
SOURCE
THEATER
S ST
SAFEWAY
R ST
LE DIPLOMATE
Q ST
TA
VE
PRESIDENT WOODROW
WILSON HOUSE
BRIXT
T ST
E
AV
13TH ST
A
R ID
LO
LINCOLN
THEATER
Civil War Mem'l/Cardoz
TRADER JOES
LAURIOL PLAZA
Sheridan
Circle
REEVES
CENTER
VE
RM
ON
A ST
RNI
IFO
CAL
V ST
14TH ST
CONTACT
Montrose
Park
Washington, DC
Economic Partnership,
AVE
18TH ST
AV
E
24TH ST
US
Dumbarton 1. American Community Survey (2009-2013),
ET values are rounded to nearest
Oaks Park
TS
whole percent
G
MIN
WYO
ADAMS
MORGAN
PAGE 2
HA
MP
S
SA
CH
YES!
ORGANIC
MARKET
MARIE REED
ELEMENTARY
19TH ST
AS 6,806
RD
NE
W
MA
ORA
KAL
16TH ST
MONT R D
BEL
CO
CK
23RD ST
RO
WHITEHAVEN ST
HI
RE
AV
E
95 Walkers Paradise
LU
MB
IA R
D
RE
E
WALKSCORE
18TH ST
WY
K PK
NW
MOUNT VERNON
TRIANGLE
MOUNT VERNON
TRIANGLE IS ONE OF
DOWNTOWNS MOST
ACTIVE and convenient
neighborhoods with more
than 50 retailers and
restaurants and an array of
places to live and work. The
neighborhood is positioned
at an ideal location in the
East End of downtown,
within walking distance
of the Convention Center,
Gallery Place/Verizon
Center, CityCenterDC, Union
Station and the U.S. Capitol.
WALKABLE & ACCESSIBLE

Access to four Metrorail Stations (Red,
Green & Yellow Lines), DC Circulator
bus service and three Capital
Bikeshare stations.
NEW OFFICE
HEADQUARTERS
The neighborhood is home to the
Association of American Medical
Colleges (619 employees) and
international law firm Arnold & Porter.
In 2015, The DC Bar and The Advisory
Board (2,000 employees) announced
relocations to the area.
A GROWING
NEIGHBORHOOD
As of December 2015, Mount Vernon
Triangle had 307 residential units
under construction and nine new
retailer/restaurant openings planned
in the next 12 months. Within the next
five years the area will add more than
1 million SF of office and retail space,
829 residential units, two new hotels
(353 rooms), and the redesign of three
public park spaces.
A MIXED-USE COMMUNITY
The neighborhood is home to 3,691
existing residential units, 1.7 million SF
of office space, 273,664 SF of retail
space and 238 hotel rooms.
36
MINTWOOD
PLACE
2ND ST
LE
RA
LN RD
1ST ST
GONZAGA COLLEGE
HIGH SCHOOL
WALMART
MA
SS
AC
HU
SE
TT
SA
VE
G ST
NATIONAL
MUSEUM OF
AMERICAN
HISTORY
VE
AA
E ST
D ST
C ST
PEN
NSY
LVA
NIA
3RD ST
I AN
IND
Judiciary Sq
Unio
Statio
1ST ST
WOOLY
MAMMOTH
THEATER
NATIONAL
BUILDING
MUSEUM
VERIZON
CENTER
F ST
Archives/
Navy Mem'l
1ST ST
WALKER JONES
ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
395
GALLERY PLACE
SIDNEY
HARMAN
HALL
LANDSBURGH
THEATER
NATIONAL
MUSEUM OF
AFRICAN
AMERICAN
HISTORY
CVS
2ND ST
NATIONAL
MUSEUM OF
AMERICAN ART
NATIONAL
THEATER
W
NE
E
AV
RK
YO
BICYCLE
SPACE
HOTEL MONACO
Federal
Triangle
LINCO
UNLEASHED
LE PAIN
QUOTIDIEN
WALGREENS
PANERA BREAD
WOODIES
BUIDLING
WARNER
THEATER
HYATT
PLACE
4TH ST
9TH ST
11TH ST
13TH ST
14TH ST
Metro
Center
THE HAMILTON
DI
ALBA OSTERIA
Gallery Pl/
Chinatown
NOMA
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N ST
H ST
DOWNTOWN DC
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AVE
A
AN
SI
UI
LO
E
AV
Union
Station
Plaza
NATIONAL
GALLERY OF ART
WALKSCORE
NATIONAL MUSEUM OF
NATURAL HISTORY
97 Walkers Paradise
The Mall
Average Monthly (10/2014-9/2015) 17,164
FREER GALLERY
OF ART
US HOLOCAUST
MEMORIAL
MUSEUM
USDA
Proud to beHIRSHHORN
a developer in the Mt. Vernon neighborhood
MUSEUM
NATIONAL
N.W.
AIR &Avenue,
SPACE
SMITHSONIAN 601 Massachusetts
MUSEUM
CASTLE
501 K Street, N.W.
M Smithsonian
W
AS RAYBURN HOUSE
202-585-0800
HI OFFICE BUILDING
FAA
NG
TO
www.bostonproperties.com
12TH ST

whole percent
UNITED
STATES
CAPITOL
ARTS & INDUSTRY

BUILDING
MANDARIN
HOTEL
LENFANT
PLAZA
3RD ST
WASHINGTON
WWII
CAPITAL BIKESHARE
ARRIVALS
MONUMENT
MEMORIAL
Tidal
Basin
K ST
RENAISSANCE
HOTEL
C ST
METRORAIL
CONTACT
Mount Vernon Triangle CID
(202) 216-0511, info@mvtcid.org
SAFEWAY
BUSBOYS & POETS
VIDA GYM
CITYCENTERDC
14 TH ST
g Pool
WASHINGTON
CONVENTION
CENTER
EMBASSY SUITES
41%
45%
14%
1%
Metro Center 27,058

Gallery Pl-Chinatown 25,820 Judiciary Sq 8,778
Mt Vernon Sq - 7th St Convention
Center 4,629
CONSTITUTION
AVE
MI
FUTURE LANDMARK THEATER
M ST
4TH ST
ANS
15TH ST
17TH ST
The
Ellipse
D ST
5TH ST
NE
W
DOI
O ST
CARNEGIE
LIBRARY
45%
44%
10%
0%
P ST
VE
TA
MARRIOTT
MARQUIS
OLD ENGINE 12
RESTAURANT
UNCLE CHIPS
VE
EY A
U
TIC
EC
47%
47%
6%
0%
E ST
LONG
VIEW
GALLERY
Mt Vernon Sq/
Convention Center

E ST
R ST

DCITY SMOKEHOUSE
JERS
NN
CO
16%
38%
36%
M ST
11%
33.7
M Farragut
Apparel
$30,664
$96,412
$555,291
North
PAUL
BAKERY
CHARLES TYRWHITT
$3,432
$10,797
$61,693
K ST
Entertainment &
$37,935
$120,639
$713,474
Farragut
Recreation
Square
Pets
$5,873
$18,605
$109,692
M
M
Food at Home
$1,183,822
Farragut West $64,584I ST $203,587 Mcpherson
Square
Food away from Home
$42,999
$135,659
$781,168
H ST
Health Care
$47,415 Lafayette
$151,207
$916,859
Square
Medical Care
$21,083
$67,369
$406,576
HomeWORLD
Improvement
$16,566
$54,851
$355,416
BANK
$12,741
$39,976
$234,710
G ST
$5,896
$18,426
$104,662
$12,974
$40,953
$238,880
THE WHITE
HOUSE
BIG BEAR CAF
THALLY
TABLE
SUNDEVICH
CONSUMER EXPENDITURES ($ thousands) L ST
GSA HQ
COMPASS
COFFEE
GIANT
RID
AA
VE
MOUNT VERNON
TRIANGLE
CITYMARKET
AT O STREET
RDSTROM RACK
F ST
FLO
SHAW
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Logan
Circle
MAYFLOWER HOTEL
RIZIKS
S ST
Shaw/Howard
University
BEAU THAI
BTOO
13%
42%
37%
9%
33.6
RUSTIK TAVERN
RED HEN
NORTH CAPITOL ST
N ST
Age < 20
13%
Age 2034
41%
BROOKS BROTHERS
Age 3564
36%
Age 65+
11%
H&M
Median Age (years)
33.8
THOMAS PINK
0
1
2-3
4+
8TH ST
TA
VE
VE
RM
ON
D
HO
TOPAZ HOTEL
AGE
M
M
T ST

EAT THE RICH
UPRISING MUFFIN CO.
VE
DA
LAN
S
I
E
Q ST
$105,963
STUDIO
THEATER
$76,998
35%
P ST
14%
WHOLE
51% FOODS
MARKET
$74,217
HOWARD
THEATER
NEW
$99,663
$74,969
39%
11%
50%
$70,370
U ST
WINDOWS CAFE
Shaw/Howard
University
SOURCE
THEATER
INCOME
$90,945
$64,358
KOMI
44%
9%
47%
$64,993
HOWARD
UNIVERSITY
HOSPITAL
V ST
1ST ST
WARBY PARKER
LETTIE GOOCH
FRANK & OAK
LE DIPLOMATE
Average HH
DUPONT HOTEL
Median HH
HH Income <$50k
HH Income $50$75k
HH Income $75k+
LANDMARK
THEATER
3RD ST
BRIXTON
158,794
S ST
1.9
38%
62%
R ST
$625,438
BID Area
W ST
4TH ST
LINCOLN
THEATER
13TH ST
IR
EA
VE
18TH ST
28,707
1.8
32%
68%
$625,586
Main Street
930 CLUB
14TH ST
9,917
1.8
29%
71%
SAFEWAY
$587,161
Average HH Size
Owner-occupied
Renter-occupied
Median HH Value
HA
MP
SH
19TH ST
Households (HH)
LENS
ARDEN MARKET
Street
FUTURE
WHOLE
FOODS
YES!
ORGANIC
MARKET
ROOM &
BOARD
T ST
BRYANGreat
ADAMS ST
5TH ST
52,740
330,265
51%
49%
V ST
49%
51%
REEVES
92% CENTER 92%
T
U S67%
70%
42%
40%
TRADER JOES
HOUSEHOLDS
FUEL PIZZA
FROZENYO
6TH ST
16TH ST
RD
18,262
50%
50%
90%
66%
39%
POTBELLY
Education
Government
Arts/Tourism
T ST
E
AV
MF
MCDONALDS
F LORIDA
Retail/Restaurant
AV
0-3mi
POPULATION
Population
MARIE REED
ELEMENTARY
Male
Female
OYSTER ADAMS
Bachelors Degree +
SHINGTON Graduate/Professional
TON
Degree
LAURIOL PLAZA
ont
le
0-1mi
6TH ST
0-mi
7TH ST
SITAR CENTER
18TH ST
DC ARTS CENTER
RD
7TH ST
MA
RA
LO
KA
9TH ST
TRYST
L'Enfant
Plaza
Federal
Center SW
RESIDENCE INN
BY MARRIOTT
AV
E
CAN
OFF
Capito
South
NE
NEW YORK AVENUE/

IVY CITY
OFFERING POTENTIAL
FOR BOTH COMMERCIAL
AND MANUFACTURING
uses as well as parcels
of land suitable for
mixed-use development,
including large-scale
retail, New York Avenue,
NE, is becoming
a destination for
shopping, restaurants
and businesses that
support the maker and
innovation economy.
BREWERIES, DISTILLERIES &

INCUBATORS
The area is home to Atlas Brew
Works, Green Hat Distillery, Jos. A.
Magnus & Co. Distillery, One Eight
Distilling and Union Kitchens second
food incubator.
HECHT WAREHOUSE
AT IVY CITY
The historic warehouse and adjacent
land is being redeveloped into 330
apartments and 200,000 SF of retail
space. BicycleSPACE, Bikram Yoda,
a MOMs grocery store, Nike, and
Planet Fitness will be joined by Petco,
Compass Coffee, and three Mindful
Restaurant Group eateries, among
other retailers and restaurants.

New York Avenue is a designated
soft costs.
1.5 MILLION
MILLION SQUARE FEET
Potential development on
14.75-acres of vacant land at New
York Avenue & Bladensburg Road.
37
CATHOLIC
CVS
MONROE ST
NIDO
BROOKLANDS
FINEST
FRANKLIN ST
$64,374
$90,120
$36,798
$62,472
60%
42%
13%
14%
27% ISLAND AVE
44%
RHODE
SHOPPING CENTER
$47,649
$64,825
RITE AID
MENOMAL
EVARTS ST
M
O
BRENTWOOD VILLAGE
SHOPPING CENTER
NT
AN
A
AV
E
LE
RA
DI
RD
BRYANT ST
RD
15T H
ATLAS
BREW WORKS
NEW COLUMBIA
DISTILLERS
AV
E
L
IT
O
CA
P
Mount Olivet
Cemetery
COR
Y
VI
RG
IN
IA
AV
E
MO
UN
TO
LIV
ET
RD
GALLAUDET
UNIVERSITY
EN
SB
UR
G
ELL
O
AD
BL
BR
OO
KS
T
L ST
VE
DA
LAN
RY
MA
I ST
GIANT FOOD
CONTACT
FUTURE
WHOLE FOODS
TAYLOR
GOURMET
H STREET CONNECTION
BENS CHILI BOWL

G ST
SEC
RED ROCKS
HECHINGER MALL
H ST
ROCK N ROLL HOTEL
ATLAS
THEATER
BENN
ING R
D
I ST
26TH ST
ES
T
17TH ST
RS
ST
M ST
HO
L
MO

K ST
whole percent
INI
NE
AL
L ST
DA
DA
VE
MO
NT
FLO
RID
AA
VE
21ST ST
TEETER
TRAFFIC
COUNTS (Avg. annual daily volumes)
69,000 New York Avenue

10,100 West Virginia
Avenue
FUTURE
REI
25,700 Bladensburg Road
11,800 Montana Avenue
RD
DENNYS
AV
E
Noma/Gallaudet U
TR
5T
H
6T
HS
T
ST
W
ES
T
5TH ST
4TH ST
3RD ST
2ND ST
SUMMIT PL
ST
ST
L
GA
COR
AN S
T
E
AV
4T
HS
T
KW
N
TA
ON
M
HARRIS
DOLCEZZA
42%
38% TWOOD P
BREN
41%
45%
UNION MARKET
16%
17%
NE
AL
ST
1%
1%
T
HS
75 Very Walkable
U.S. DOJ
ED
ET
UD
LA
ATF
WALKSCORE
Brentwood
Park
KP
47%
37%
FLORIDA AVE
15%
MARKET
1%
T
ES
OK
ONE EIGHT
DISTILLING
FAIRFIELD INN
HOLIDAY INN EX
WIC
MASSERIA
0
1
2-3
4+
UNION
KITCHEN
DAYS IN
KFC/TACO BELL
HECHT
WAREHOUSE
FEN
VE
KA
OR
WY
E
N
ST
$4,453
$83,132
$49,548
$902,408
$30,104
$583,401
$40,793
$710,805
$17,807
$314,264
$15,630
$274,332
$9,587
$177,062
$4,083
$78,638
E
AV
RK
$9,735 YO$181,284
W
MCDONALDS
COMFORT INN
& SUITES
$416,753
$45,888
$539,666
LL
DA
$578
$6,126
$3,643
$5,171
$2,268
$1,798
$1,210
$525
$1,232
$21,989
$2,321
$29,046
T
14 T H S
W ST
16T
$2,666
$287
$3,568
NEW YORK AVENUE/

IVY CITY
BL
AD
EN
SB
UR
RD
HOME DEPOT
18%
RHODE ISLAND ROW
32%
M38%
Rhode
12% Island Ave
34.7
GIANT FOOD
BR
EN
23%
23%
40%
14%
37.8
TW
O
FORMAN MILLS
27%
27%
35%
11%
31.2
NE
Union
Station
MI
FORT LINCOLN/
DAKOTA CROSSING
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PE
D
RHO
VE
DA
LA N
E IS
KEN
Apparel
Entertainment &
Recreation
T ST
Pets
Food at Home
Food away from Home
Health Care
Medical Care
Home Improvement
1ST ST
18TH ST
CHUCK BROWN
PAVILION
1ST ST
WOODRIDGE
LIBRARY
GIRARD ST
HA
Age < 20
2321 4TH STREET
Age 2034
Age 3564
Age 65+
Median Age (years)
VS
17TH ST
HAMLIN ST

BRENTWOOD
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SC
EN
$44,417
$25,551
72%
12%
16%
$34,650
AGE
ER
13TH ST
12TH ST
10TH ST
9TH ST
8TH ST
IRVING ST
141,006
2.1
40%
60%
$523,799
E
QU
Average HH
Median HH
HH Income <$50k
GLENWOOD
CEMETERY
HH Income $50$75k
HH Income $75k+
YATT
ACE
GOOD FOOD
MARKET
FRANKLIN ST
INCOME
NE 12
NT
ZEKES COFFEE
LAWRENCE ST
24TH ST
TRINITY
COLLEGE
NEWTON ST
22ND ST
10,580
2.3
37%
63%
$396,562
4TH ST
1,860
2.0
26%
74%
$338,409
BID Area
H
UT
Households (HH)
Average HH Size
Owner-occupied
Renter-occupied
Median HH Value
Main Street
SO
HOUSEHOLDS
Great Street
BROOKLAND
TRUE VALUE
COLLEGE
7TH ST
IRS
R
Government
16TH ST
26,141 E 311,402
V
47%N A
49%
IGA
H
51%
MIC 53%
BROOKLAND PINT
84% BUSBOYS
89% & POETS
28% BARNES
53%& NOBLE
CHIPOTLE
THEOLOGICAL
13% POTBELLY
30%
&PIZZA
Brookland/
CUA
Education
15TH ST
POPULATION
Population
4,387
Male
46%
THE BASILICA
Female
54%
79%
Bachelors Degree +
16%
5%
Degree
ST
OTIS
Arts/Tourism
Retail/Restaurant
UNIVERSITY OF
0-1mi
0-3mi
AMERICA
14TH ST
0-mi
24TH ST
OL ST
ORGANIC
MARKET
NE
NOMA
A THRIVING LIVE-WORK
NEIGHBORHOOD, NoMa
is located at the center of
Shaw, H Street, Capitol
Hill and Eckington. With
an average of more than
111,000 pedestrians,
54,000 office workers
and 11 new apartment
buildings, NoMa is one
of the fastest-growing
neighborhoods in DC.
54,000 OFFICE WORKERS
6,300 RESIDENTS
IN THE BID
Private sector tenants comprise

almost 40% of NoMa's 13 million SF
of office space.
Live here for location, convenience,

and sustainable, high-quality housing
options. 91% of NoMas residents
have a bachelor degree or higher,
less than 15% drive to work, and
40% of NoMa BID households have
incomes above $110,000.2
In 2015, the Dept. of Justice signed the

largest GSA lease in DC in over 10 years.
Home to Google, NPR, CNN,
Mathematica, and NeighborWorks
America. The Natl. Association of
Counties, National League of Cities and
Save the Children recently signed leases
in the neighborhood.
TRANSPORTATION ACCESS
Minutes from I-395
Two Red Line Metrorail stations
3 hours to NYC from Union Station
11 bus lines
8 Capital Bikeshare Stations
1st protected cycle track in DC
A RETAIL, RESTAURANT &

ENTERTAINMENT HUB
Today NoMa offers more than
360,000 SF of shops, cafes,
restaurants and bars with
another 280,000 SF of retail and
entertainment in the pipeline,
including a seven-screen Landmark
Theatre and a flagship REI.
38
GEORGI
0-3mi
2ND ST
R ST
CONTACT
NoMa BID
NATIONAL MUSEUM OF
Robin-Eve Jasper, President
NATURAL HISTORY
(202) 289-0111, rjasper@nomabid.org
www.nomabid.org ARTS & INDUSTRY
The Mall
VE
AA
HIRSHHORN
MUSEUM
SMITHSONIAN
CASTLE
5TH ST
4TH ST
3RD ST
ST
5T
H
I ST
GIANT FOOD
FUTURE
WHOLE FOODS
H STREET CONNECTION
UNION
STATION
SEC
6TH ST
Union
Station
D ST
C ST
AVE
NATIONAL
GALLERY OF ART
92
A
AN
SI
UI
LO
E
AV
WALK SCORE
13 MILLION SF
Union
Station
Plaza
111,000
Stanton
Square
PEOPLE ON THE STREET EACH DAY
6,300
RESIDENTS
CONSTITUTION AVE
OFFICE SPACE
SUPREME
COURT
UNITED
STATES
CAPITOL
NATIONAL
AIR & SPACE
MUSEUM
nomabid.org/city-smarter @nomabid.org
EAST CAPITOL ST
LIBRARY OF
CONGRESS
9TH ST
I AN
IND
E ST
K ST
H ST
MA
SS
AC
HU
SE
TT
SA
VE
Judiciary Sq
H STREET, NE
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5TH ST
FLO
RID
AA
VE
FUTURE REI
NATIONAL
BUILDING
MUSEUM
F ST
SIDNEY
HARMAN
HALL
BUILDING
FREER GALLERY
OF ART
WALMART
G ST
VERIZON
CENTER

PEN
NSY
LVA
whole percent 2. NoMa BID resident survey (fall 2014)
NIA
NATIONAL
MUSEUM OF
AMERICAN
HISTORY
GONZAGA COLLEGE
HIGH SCHOOL
H ST
GALLAUDE
UNIVERSIT
Noma/Gallaudet U
4TH ST
44%
14%
GALLERY PLACE
1%
WY
L ST
LE PAIN
QUOTIDIEN
WALGREENS
41% BREAD
PANERA
PK
8TH ST
395
NE
AL
S
7TH ST

Federal
M
Archives/
Triangle
8,109
Navy Mem'l
HARRIS
TEETER
CVS
ALBA OSTERIA
WOOLY
MAMMOTH
THEATER
LANDSBURGH
THEATER
E
AV
RK
YO
W
NE
BICYCLE
SPACE
HOTEL MONACO
91 Walkers Paradise
U.S. DOJ
OD
1ST ST
WALKSCORE
ATF
WO
UNION MARKET
FLORIDA AVE
MARKET
UNLEASHED
2ND ST
NATIONAL
THEATER
BUIDLING
N ST
1ST ST
SAFEWAY
BUSBOYS & POETS
VIDA GYM
Brentwood
Park
B R E NT
4T
HS
T
HYATT
PLACE
3RD ST
WARNER
THEATER
MASSERIA
NOMA
P ST
4TH ST
5TH ST
6TH ST
7TH ST
9TH ST
13TH ST
11TH ST
UNION MARKET
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E
AV
RK
YO
W
NE
WALKER JONES
ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
DI
DOLCEZZA
UNCLE CHIPS
M ST
EMBASSY SUITES
NATIONAL
Metro
MUSEUM OF(Avg. weekday)
METRORAIL BOARDINGS
AMERICAN ART
Center
NoMa - Gallaudet UWOODIES
9,226
RA
OLD ENGINE 12
RESTAURANT
3RD ST
GIANT
41%
37%
40%
46%
18%
Gallery
Pl/ 17%
Chinatown
1%
1%
LE

DCITY SMOKEHOUSE
TABLE
$12,043
$71,000
SUNDEVICH
0
1
2-3
4+
MI
6T
HS
T
RID
AA
VE
BIG BEAR CAF
1ST ST
VE
RM
ON
FLO
($ thousands)
THALLY
CITYCENTERDC
SUMMIT PL
S ST
O ST
RENAISSANCE1
HOTEL
LN RD
RED HEN
1ST ST
16%
36%
COMPASS
37%
COFFEE
11%
34.2
Apparel
$542,867
Computers & Accessories LONG $1,329
$7,891
$60,127
VIEW $15,038
Entertainment &
$90,102
$699,998
GALLERY
Recreation
Mt Vernon
Pets
$2,285 Sq/$13,790
$107,636
Convention Center M
Food at Home
$26,010
$151,438 $1,163,863
Food away from Home
$16,830
$99,774
$762,667
WASHINGTON
CONVENTION
Health Care
$19,155
$908,535
CENTER $114,528
Medical Care MARRIOTT
$8,581
$50,937
$402,250
MARQUIS
Home Improvement
$6,798
$43,209
$352,377
$4,844
$29,447
$230,070
CARNEGIE
K ST
LIBRARY
$2,286
$13,392
$102,259
$5,114
$30,346
$234,447
2ND ST
3RD ST
RUSTIK TAVERN
1ST ST
AT O STREET
T ST
T ST
VE
EY A
10%
32.8
CITYMARKET
1ST ST
4TH ST
5TH ST
WINDOWS CAFE
8TH ST
13TH ST
TA
VE
BEAU
35% THAI
V ST
HOWARD
THEATER
$101,243
16%
37%
37%
10%
33.9
GIAN
NORTH CAPITOL
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JERS
Age < 20
Age 2034
OD
RH
Age 3564
Logan
Age 65+
Circle
Median Age (years)
Rhode Island Av
U ST
NEW
STUDIO
THEATER
RHODE IS
W ST

$55,580
$68,088
$72,605
Shaw/Howard
EAT THE RICH
UPRISING
MUFFIN CO.
M
45%
40%
37%
University
16%
13%
14%
39%
47%
49%
$55,582
$65,735 Shaw/Howard
$71,348
M University
VE
D A18%
LAN
S
I
E
38%
2321 4TH STREET
ADAMS ST
AGE
BID Area
FORMAN MILLS
BRYANT ST
LINCO
Average HH
Median HH
HH Income <$50k
HH Income $50$75k
HH Income $75k+
Main Street
RHO
4,751
23,439
162,975
930 CLUB
2.3
2.1
1.9
LINCOLN
Owner-occupied
39%
41%
39%
H
BRIXTON
THEATER
LANDMARK
HOWARD
Renter-occupied
61%
59%
61%
THEATER
UNIVERSITY
M
M
HOSPITAL
Median HH Value
$571,806
$597,797
$585,840
WARBY PARKER
LETTIE GOOCH
FRANK & OAK
$75,200
$90,947
Great Street
RHODE ISLAND AVE

SHOPPING CENTER
FUTURE
WHOLE
FOODS
INCOME
Government
GLENWOOD
CEMETERY
342,239
49%
51%
91%
63%
37%
POTBELLY
FUEL PIZZA
FROZENYO
YES! Households (HH)

ORGANIC
Average HH Size
MARKET
Education
HOWARD
UNIVERSITY
11,258
51,077
49%
49%
51%
51%
91%
91%
62%
64%
34%MCDONALDS35%
HOUSEHOLDS
Arts/Tourism
2ND ST
0-1mi
McMillan Retail/Restaurant
Reservoir
NORTH CAPITOL ST
Population
Male
Female
Bachelors Degree +
F LORIDA
AV
Degree
LE DIPLOMATE
FRANKLIN ST
DULCINEA
BAR & GRILL
POPULATION
SOURCE
HEATER
ON
0-mi
FAIRMONT ST
GA
NA
VE
NW
NORTH CAPITOL
FOUR COMMERCIAL
CORRIDORSRhode
Island Avenue, New York
Avenue, Florida Avenue
and North Capitol Street
serve as gateways into DC
and the neighborhoods
adjacent to North Capitol
and offer retail and
commercial opportunities
for businesses looking for
space to set up shop.
DESTINATION
RESTAURANTS & BARS
Chef Michael Friedmans The Red
Hen was select as one of Americas
100 Best Wine Restaurants (Wine
Enthusiast, 2014) and Wicked Bloom
Social Club and The Pub & the People
were voted two of the 10 Hottest New
Bars in DC (Zagat, 2015).

Several streets in the area are
designated Great Streets corridors.
NORTH CAPITOL
ENTREPRENEURSHIP
Since 2010, the neighborhood
has seen numerous new business
openings, including Boundary
Stone, Crisp Kitchen + Bar, DCity
Smokehouse, El Camino, Meat &
Foods, Old Engine 12 Restaurant,
Rustik Tavern, Uncle Chips, and in
2016 ANXO Cidery & Pintxos Bar will
become DCs first cidery.
$692K /
16%
39
MORTON ST
Arts/Tourism
WASHINGTON
HOSPITAL CENTER
GEORGIA AVE
WALKSCORE
14TH ST
15TH ST
8TH ST
Metro
Center
Federal
Triangle
NATIONAL
MUSEUM OF
AMERICAN ART
6TH ST
HYATT
PLACE
N ST
W
NE
E
AV
RK
YO
HOTEL MONACO
WOOLY
MAMMOTH
THEATER
VE
AA
WALMART
Noma/Gallau
UNION
FUTURE
REI
MARKET
PAGE 51
MA
SS
AC
HU
SE
TT
SA
VE
NOMA
PAGE 38
GIANT FOOD
NATIONAL
BUILDING
MUSEUM
Judiciary Sq
HARRIS
TEETER
CVS
GONZAGA COLLEGE
HIGH SCHOOL
E ST
Union
Station
UNION
STATION
SEC
D ST
C ST
PEN
U.S. DOJ
WALKER JONES
ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
395
G ST
ATF
UNLEASHED
GALLERY PLACE
VERIZON
CENTER
4T
HS
FLORIDA AVE
MARKET
LE PAIN
QUOTIDIEN
WALGREENS
PANERA BREAD
F ST
Archives/
Navy Mem'l
4TH ST
MASSER
P ST
BICYCLE
SPACE
I AN
IND
3RD ST
OLD ENGINE 12
RESTAURANT
UNCLE CHIPS
M ST
SIDNEY
HARMAN
HALL
LANDSBURGH
THEATER
2ND ST
SUMMIT PL
R ST

DCITY SMOKEHOUSE
H ST
Gallery Pl/
Chinatown
WOODIES
BUIDLING
BIG BEAR CAF
ALBA OSTERIA
CITYCENTERDC
CONTACT THE HAMILTON WARNER

THEATER
North Capitol Main Street, Inc.
Demetris Cheatham, Exec Director
NATIONAL
THEATER
(202) 379-2905, Ed@northcapitoldc.com
www.northcapitoldc.com
RID
AA
VE
1ST ST
O ST
K ST
RENAISSANCE
HOTEL
Square
Slate Properties
The
Ellipse
FLO
EMBASSY SUITES
Mcpherson
CAPITALSquare
BIKESHARE ARRIVALS
H ST
Average Monthly (10/2014-9/2015) 8,812
Lafayette
THE WHITE
HOUSE
S ST
SAFEWAY
BUSBOYS & POETS
VIDA GYM
CARNEGIE
LIBRARY
86 Very Walkable
M
RED HEN
CENTER
MARRIOTT
MARQUIS
K ST
I ST

EAT THE RICH
UPRISING MUFFIN CO.
4TH ST
gut
are
T ST
3RD ST
NoMa - Gallaudet U 9,226
L ST
METRORAIL
RUSTIK TAVERN
NORTH CAPITOL ST
FLOWER HOTEL
gut
h
40% Mt Vernon Sq/

44%
Convention Center
15%
WASHINGTON
1%
CONVENTION
DI
T ST
1ST ST
M ST
38%
45%
16%
1%
WINDOWS CAFE
NORTH CAPITOL
11TH ST
13TH ST
34%
44%
21%
1%
RA
U ST
HOWARD
THEATER
$565,143
$62,741
M Shaw/Howard
University
$730,440
$112,510
E
AV
$1,210,378 LAND
IS
E
$794,737
OD
RH
COMPASS
BEAU THAI
$947,757
COFFEE
$419,696
$369,816 CITYMARKET
AT O STREET
$240,005
GIANT
$106,575
THALLY
TABLE
$244,596
SUNDEVICH
LONG
VIEW
GALLERY
LE
1ST ST
HOWARD
UNIVERSITY
HOSPITAL
MI
V ST
1ST ST
LANDMARK
THEATER
9TH ST
VE
RM
ON
PINK
2ND ST
BRIXTON
TA
VE
13TH ST
14TH ST
0
1
2-3
4+
VE
EY A
RS
W ST
JERS
N ST
2321 4TH STREET
ADAMS ST
NEW
KOMI
FOR
BRYANT ST
930 CLUB

Apparel
$15,778
$64,990
R ST
$1,742
$7,227
LE$20,018
DIPLOMATE $82,060
Pets
$3,040
$12,579
Food at Home Q ST
$33,990
$139,003
STUDIO
THEATER
Food away from Home
$22,109
$91,227
Health Care
$25,604
$104,412
Logan
Medical Care P ST
$11,428 Circle$46,456
Home Improvement
$9,611
$38,475
WHOLE FOODS
MARKET
$6,441
$26,840
$2,967
$12,310
$6,741
$27,785
BTOO
HOWARD UNIVERSITY/
PLEASANT PLAINS
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FUTURE
WHOLE
FOODS
19% U St/African
18%
16%
American
NELLIES
34% Civil War
37%Mem'l/Cardozo
35%
WARBY PARKER
37%
35%
37%
LETTIE GOOCH
FRANK & OAK
10%
10%
12%
SOURCE
33.7
33.0
34.3 Shaw/Howard
THEATER
M
University
S ST
IG
AN
AVE
GLENWOOD
CEMETERY
POTBELLY
FUEL PIZZA
FROZENYO
7TH ST
Age <TRADER
20
JOES
Age 2034
Age 3564
T ST
Age 65+
ROOM &
Median Age (years)BOARD
TRINITY
COLLEGE
1ST ST
U ST
VETERANS AFFAIRS
MEDICAL CENTER
CHILDRENS NATIONAL
MEDICAL CENTER
4TH ST
REEVES
CENTER
$75,189
36%
14%
50%
$72,729
BID Area
16TH ST
MCDONALDS
AV
$103,457
LINCOLN
THEATER
Main Street
HOWARD
UNIVERSITY
AGE
$79,639
$86,220
$61,481
$63,303
42%
42%
14%
13%
YES!
44%
45%
ORGANIC
MARKET $62,632
$59,538
Great Street
McMillan
Reservoir
166,287
2.0
40%
60%
$590,575
F LORIDA
Average HH
Median HH
HH Income <$50k
HH Income $50$75k
HH Income $75k+
V ST
3RD ST
22,543
2.1
40%
60%
$581,038
IC
H
4TH ST
5,950
2.3
45%
55%
$574,205
INCOME
CENTER
DULCINEA
BAR & GRILL
FAIRMONT ST
Households (HH)
Average HH Size
Owner-occupied
Renter-occupied
HARRIS TEETER
Median HH Value
5TH ST
HOUSEHOLDS
ARDWARE
WOODLANDS
VEGAN BISTRO
Government
2ND ST
IRVING ST51,174
14,232
350,358
49%
49%
49%
51%
OLUMBIA RD51%
C51%
90%
90%
92%
HARVARD ST
58%
62%
64%
31%
34%
38%
5TH ST
Columbia M
Population
Heights
Male
Female
Bachelors Degree +
Degree
E
SHERMAN AV
ST
POPULATION
ACH
EACH
MARKET
Education
4TH ST
Retail/Restaurant
32 THIRTY-TWO
0-3mi
0-1mi
A
AN
SI
UI
E
AV
Union
Station
Plaza
Stan
Squa
T
ROOM 11
IRVING ST
2ND ST
0-mi
LAMONT ST
R ST
T
SAN
PLEA
MOUNT PLEASANT
LIBRARY
TARGET
BEST BUY
BED, BATH & BEYOND
MARSHALLS
WALLS OF BOOKS
LN RD
REDROCKS
TIVOLI
THEATER
D ST
PAISLEY FIG
LINCO
GIANT FOOD
E
WARD
PA
RK
RD
NW
NORTHWEST ONE
HIGH-QUALITY HOUSING
OPTIONS, NEW PUBLIC
AMENITIES and easy
access to Capitol Hill,
NoMa, and Mount Vernon
Triangle are accelerating
Northwest Ones
revitalization. Blocks from
Union Station, and a stones
throw from the bustling 1st
Street, NE and H Street, NE
corridors, Northwest One is
DCs first New Communities
Initiative investment.
NEW COMMUNITIES
INITIATIVE
DEVELOPMENT
UNDERWAY
The first phases of the
redevelopment have been
underway since 2009, with
the opening of the Walker
Jones Elementary School,
recreational center and library.
In addition, The SeVerna, a
60-unit affordable apartment
building delivered in 2011 and
the SeVerna on K, a 133-unit
affordable apartment building
opened in 2014. Finally, 2 M
Street, a 314-unit mixed-income
apartment building, also
opened in 2014.

1,000
POTENTIAL NEW RESIDENTIAL

UNITS FOR NORTHWEST ONE
$27 MILLION DC
GOVERNMENT
INVESTMENT
The DC government has already
made investments in the
development of mixed-income
housing in this area, and is poised to
make additional investments in the
remaining parcels that are part of the
Northwest One plan.
40
2ND ST
WOOLY
MAMMOTH
THEATER
NATIONAL
MUSEUM OF
AMERICAN
HISTORY
VE
AA
BIKESHARE ARRIVALS
Average Monthly (10/2014-9/2015) 10,008
1ST ST
4TH ST
3RD ST
ATF
U.S. DOJ
FUTURE REI
Judiciary Sq
Union
Station
SEC
UNION
STATION
4TH ST
MA
SS
AC
HU
SE
TT
SA
VE
GIANT FOOD
3RD ST
WALMART
Noma/Ga
NOMA
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WALKER JONES
ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
GONZAGA COLLEGE
HIGH SCHOOL
E ST
HARRIS
TEETER
CVS
NATIONAL
BUILDING
MUSEUM
D ST
C ST
PEN
NSY
LVA
NIA
MA
2ND ST
OR
WY
NE
VE
KA
395
G ST
DI
UNLEASHED
GALLERY PLACE
I AN
IND
2ND ST
SUMMIT PL
LN RD
LINCO
H ST
HOTEL MONACO
Archives/
Navy Mem'l
N ST
LE PAIN
QUOTIDIEN
WALGREENS
PANERA BREAD
F ST
RA
HYATT
PLACE
ALBA OSTERIA
SIDNEY
HARMAN
HALL
LE
UNION MARKET
PAGE 51
FLORIDA
MARKET
BICYCLE
SPACE
VERIZON
CENTER
MI
P ST
4TH ST
K ST
NATIONAL
MUSEUM OF
AMERICAN ART
AVE
A
AN
SI
UI
LO
E
AV
Union
Station
Plaza
1ST ST
NoMa - Gallaudet U 9,226
CONSTITUTION AVE
NATIONAL
GALLERY OF ART

whole percent
The Mall
SUPREME
COURT
UNITED
STATES
CAPITOL
ARTS & INDUSTRY

BUILDING
HIRSHHORN
MUSEUM
SMITHSONIAN
CASTLE
M Smithsonian
MUSEUM
LIBRARY OF
CONGRESS
FAA
USDA
EAST CAPITOL
NATIONAL
AIR & SPACE
MUSEUM
6TH ST
CONTACT
Office of the Deputy Mayor for PlanningFREER
& GALLERY
OF ART
US HOLOCAUST
MEMORIAL
NATIONAL MUSEUM OF
NATURAL HISTORY
4TH ST
MUSEUM OF
AFRICAN
AMERICAN
HISTORY
SAFEWAY
BUSBOYS & POETS
VIDA GYM
LANDSBURGH
THEATER
The
Federal
Triangle M
Ellipse
OLD ENGINE 12
RESTAURANT
1ST ST
R ST
UNCLE CHIPS
M ST
WASHINGTON
CONVENTION
CENTER
$108,353
CARNEGIE
$1,168,535
LIBRARY
$769,200
$909,275
EMBASSY SUITES
$402,924
RENAISSANCE
$353,757
HOTEL
CITYCENTERDC
$231,594
$103,032
$235,843
Gallery Pl/
Chinatown
NATIONAL
THEATER
21,500-29,100 North
Capitol Street
NATIONAL
MARQUIS
41%
WOODIES
44%
BUIDLING
14%
1%
BIG BEAR CAF

DCITY SMOKEHOUSE
3RD ST
Metro
Center
40%
WARNER46%
THEATER
13%
0%
RID
AA
VE
NORTH CAPITOL ST
Mt Vernon Sq/
Convention Center
FLO
NORTH CAPITOL
PAGE 39
1ST ST
SHAW
PAGE 47
NORTHWEST ONE
THALLY
TABLE
SUNDEVICH
LONG
VIEW
GALLERY
1ST ST
3RD ST
S ST
O ST
GIANT
$546,937
$60,713
$704,577
MARRIOTT
$17,908
$195,992
$129,974
$146,949
$65,470
$54,487
$38,269
$17,552
$39,388
14TH ST
45%
THE HAMILTON
45%
9%
1%
14 TH ST
RED HEN
5TH ST
11TH ST
$92,356
$10,318
$116,492
WASHINGTON
MONUMENT
RUSTIK TAVERN
Shaw/Howard
University
6TH ST
16%
37%
37%
11%
34.0
T ST
T ST

EAT THE RICH
UPRISING MUFFIN CO.
7TH ST
15%
39%
37%
10%
33.7
U ST
WINDOWS CAFE
COMPASS
COFFEE
9TH ST
16%
39%
35%
11%
33.4
13TH ST
N ST
15TH ST
V ST
HOWARD
THEATER
CITYMARKET
AT O STREET
Apparel
$20,832
MAS PINK
$2,325
MAYFLOWER HOTEL
Entertainment &
$25,634
L ST
rragut Recreation
orth
Pets
$3,956
Food at Home
$44,301
K ST
Farragut
Food away from Home
$29,136
Square
Health Care
$32,196
M $14,364
Medical Care
I ST
Mcpherson
Home ImprovementSquare $10,899
H SHousehold
T
Furnishings
$8,520
Lafayette
Personal
Care Products
$4,017
Square
$8,819
NSTITUTION
AVE
CAPITAL
HOWARD
UNIVERSITY
HOSPITAL
BTOO
$104,501
$75,653
36%
VE
DA
14%
LAN
S
I
50%ODE
RH
BEAU THAI
$73,285
ST
CONSUMERMEXPENDITURES
($ thousands)
0
THE 1WHITE
HOUSE
2-3
4+
LANDMARK
THEATER
VE
EY A
Age < 20
Age 2034
Age 3564
Age 65+
Median Age (years)
BRIXTON
JERS
WHOLE FOODS
MARKET
2321 4TH STREET
W ST
Logan
Circle
P ST
BID Area
ADAMS ST
1ST ST
$72,063
$97,270
$47,577
$75,254
LE DIPLOMATE
51%
38%
11%
12%
STUDIO
38%
50%
THEATER
$53,242
$69,420
Main Street
930 CLUB
TA
VE
13TH ST
R ST
Average HH
Median HH
HH Income <$50k
HH Income $50$75kQ ST
HH Income $75k+
KOMI
Great Street
BRYANT ST
FUTURE
WHOLE
FOODS
NELLIES
28,359
158,925
Civil
War Mem'l/Cardozo
WARBY PARKER
1.9
1.9
LETTIE GOOCH
FRANK & OAK
37%
39%
63%
61%
Shaw/Howard
M
$615,104
$611,080
University
14TH ST
INCOME
Government
2ND ST
8,468
1.9
30%
ROOM &
BOARD
70%
SOURCE
THEATER
$558,367
S ST
T ST
POTBELLY
FUEL PIZZA
FROZENYO
3RD ST
TRADER JOES
AGE
LINCOLN
THEATER
U ST
HOUSEHOLDS
Households (HH)
Average HH Size
Owner-occupied
Renter-occupied
Median HH Value
332,936 AV
49%
51%
92%
65%
39%
VE
RM
ON
16TH ST
CENTER
MCDONALDS
F LORIDA
56,749
50%
50%
91%
YES!
67%
ORGANIC
MARKET 39%
Education
NEW
OTHERS
16,870
49%
51%
90%
61%
34%
Arts/Tourism
4TH ST
POPULATION
Male
Female
Bachelors Degree +
Graduate/ProfessionalV ST
REEVES
Degree
Retail/Restaurant
0-3mi
0-1mi
5TH ST
0-mi
8TH ST
HARRIS TEETER
TAR CENTER Population
ORIAL
GLENWOOD
CEMETERY
HOWARD
UNIVERSITY
W
AS RAYBURN HOUSE
HI OFFICE BUILDING
NG
TO
N
AV
E
INDEPENDENCE AVE
CANNON HOUSE
OFFICE BUILDING
C ST
GOOD
EATER
NW
PARK MORTON
TRANSFORMATION IS
UNDERWAY IN PARK
MORTON, one of four New
Communities Initiatives.
Just five blocks south
of the Georgia AvePetworth Metrorail Station
and nestled between
Georgia Avenue and
Park Road, Park Morton
and its surrounding
neighborhoods are
a rapidly evolving
residential magnet.
MASTER DEVELOPER
SELECTED
In November 2014, Park View
Community Partners (The Community
Builders, Inc.; Dantes Partners, LLC;
Torti Gallas Urban; Harkins Builders,
Inc.; and Klein Hornig, LLP) was
chosen by the DC Housing Authority
Board of Commissioners to redevelop
Park Morton.
DEVELOPMENT CONTINUES
ALONG GEORGIA AVENUE
In the past 10 years more than 1.2
million SF of development has been
built within a half-mile of Park Morton,
including 1,071 residential units and
130,000 SF of new retail space.

NEW COMMUNITIES
INITIATIVE

soft costs.

41
HA
GEO
Retail/Restaurant
0-3mi
Arts/Tourism
Education
EMERSON ST
NE
FARRAGUT ST
Government
RUFF & READY
WMATA
BUS BARN
HIGHLANDS
Rock Creek
Cemetery
Sherman
Circle
CRITTENDEN ST
7TH ST
AV
E
8TH ST
9TH ST
AV
E
Grant
Circle
PETWORTH
LIBRARY
UPSHUR ST
DOMKU
RD
AN
SA
S
173,450
2.0
41%
59%
$583,403
AR
K
17TH ST
ACE HARDWARE
TAYLOR ST
PL
RE
E
PARK RD
MORTON ST
GIANT FOOD
REDROCKS
TIVOLI
THEATER
ROOM 11
WALLS OF BOOKS
LAMONT ST
32 THIRTY-TWO
HARVARD ST
WOODLANDS
VEGAN BISTRO
GEORGIA AVE
COLUMBIA RD
COLUMBIA
HEIGHTS
PAGE 16
TRYST
DC ARTS CENTER
92 Walkers Paradise
MA
RA
LO
KA
PARK MORTON
DULCINEA
BAR & GRILL
FAIRMONT ST
F LORIDA
SITAR CENTER
POTBELLY
FUEL PIZZA
FROZENYO
18TH ST
CHILDRENS NATIONAL
MEDICAL CENTER
IG
AN
AVE
WASHINGTON
CONTACT
HILTON
Office of the Deputy Mayor for Planning
LAURIOL PLAZA
& Economic Development
E
AV
A
Angie Rodgers,
Director, New Communities Initiative
R ID
LO
(202)F727-6365,
GLENS angie.rodgers@dc.gov
GARDEN MARKET
V ST
REEVES
CENTER
U ST
LINCOLN
THEATER
TA
VE
13TH ST
14TH ST
IR
EA
VE
R ST
BRIXTON
LANDMARK
THEATER
HOWARD
UNIVERSITY
HOSPITAL
V ST
U ST
WINDOWS CAFE
Shaw/Howard
University
SOURCE
THEATER
S ST
SAFEWAY
W ST
WARBY PARKER
LETTIE GOOCH
FRANK & OAK
T ST
ROOM &
BOARD
ADAMS ST
930 CLUB
TRADER JOES
BRYANT ST
FUTURE
WHOLE
FOODS
8TH ST
OYSTER ADAMS
16TH ST
CO

whole percent
18TH ST
HOWARD
UNIVERSITY
MCDONALDS
AV
YES!
ORGANIC
MARKET
MARIE REED
ELEMENTARY
SH
IC
H
RD
Average Monthly (10/2014-9/2015) 5,049
19TH ST
V
M
HARRIS TEETER

LU
MB
IA R
D
McMillan
Reservoir
HOWARD UNIVERSITY/
PLEASANT PLAINS
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THE LINE DC
WALKSCORE
IRVING ST
40%
44%
37%
ACE HARDWARE
41%
40%
45%
SAFEWAY
17%
15%
17%
1%
1%
1%
MINTWOOD
Georgia Ave Petworth
6,296
PLACE
IRVING ST
WASHINGTON
HOSPITAL CENTER
E
SHERMAN AV
$120,748
MOUNT PLEASANT
LIBRARY
$1,294,078
TARGET
BEST BUY
$850,443
BED, BATH & BEYOND
MARSHALLS
$1,016,673
Columbia
$449,989
Heights
$401,348
EACH
$257,168
PEACH
MARKET
$113,919
$262,350
CK
C
THE AVENUE
THE COUPE
1ST ST
RO
FISH IN THE
NEIGHBORHOOD
5TH ST
E
NI
LA
CVS

0
1
2-3
4+
DI
R ST
$3,935
$16,470
$43,398 BEAU
$178,858
THAI
$28,419
$117,291
$32,692
$136,861
$14,645
$61,089
$12,176
$51,281
$8,171
$34,334
H A RVARD ST
$3,827
$15,892
$8,697
$36,156
PAISLEY FIG
RA
Georgia Ave/
Petworth

WALTERS
DC REYNOLDS
ES
T
$604,771
$67,236
PA
RK
RD
$783,847
17TH ST
18TH ST
19TH ST
$83,081
$9,355
$106,457
LE
E
WARD
$20,127
$2,258
$25,645
PARK PLACE
GR
D
WT
ON
ST
NR
O
MI
ACE
NE
PARK PL
17%
35%
36%
13%
34.5
CONSUMER EXPENDITURES ($ thousands)MO

Apparel
Entertainment &
Recreation
Pets
Food at Home
Food away from Home
Health Care
Medical Care
Home Improvement
NS
AS
AV
E
SPR
IN
19%
37%
35%
10%
33.0
CHEZ
BILLYS
RANDOLPH ST
QUINCY ST
Y
KW
19%
37%
36%
9%
33.0
SHEPHERD ST
SAFEWAY
LYMANS
TAVERN
HOLMEAD PL
HP
$106,325
$75,757
35%
15%
51%
$74,387
PINEY BR AN
$86,051
$59,599
43%
14%
42%
$62,362
KA
Average HH
$86,533
SHEPHERD ST
Median HH
$59,667
HH Income <$50k
44%
HH Income $50$75k
14%
HH Income $75k+
43%
$62,403
PETWORTH/PARK VIEW
PAGE 44
YES!
ORGANIC
MARKET
2ND ST
18TH ST
ARG
YLE
TE
R
29,171
2.3
35%
65%
$586,769
3RD ST
EN
BL
AG
D
WEBSTER ST
7,001
2.6
46%
54%
$574,006
5TH ST
ALLISON ST
3RD ST
BUCHANAN ST
KC
HU
RC
H
369,408
48%
52%
91%
63%
38%
4TH ST
70,567
50%
50%
87%
56%
31%
INCOME
Age < 20
Age 2034
Age 3564
Age 65+
Median Age (years)
BID Area
DECATUR ST
4TH ST
18,985
50%
50%
84%
52%
28%
HOUSEHOLDS
AGE
Main Street
E
AV
Population
Male
Female
Bachelors Degree +
Degree
Households (HH)
Average HH Size
Owner-occupied
Renter-occupied
Median HH Value
Great Street
DELAFIELD PL
POPULATION
T
NT S
0-1mi
A
LEAS
MT P
A ST
0-mi
A
W
IO
E RD
KINGSBURY
CENTER
HOWARD
THEATER
EAT THE RICH
UPRISING MUFFIN CO.
Shaw/Howard
T ST
RUSTIK TA
RED HEN
S ST
FLO
RID
BIG BEAR CAF

R ST
NE
PARKSIDE/
KENILWORTH
PARKSIDE/KENILWORTH
IS SURROUNDED BY
the Anacostia Freeway
(I-295), the Anacostia
River, Benning Road and
Eastern Avenue. With
both private and public
investments, including
federal PROMISE and
CHOICE grants, this
growing neighborhood
expects to see rapid
investment as the first
phases of nearly $600
million in development
are underway.
KENILWORTH
AQUATIC GARDENS
The National Park Services regionally
recognized Kenilworth Aquatic
Gardens is the only national park
devoted to cultivated water-loving
plants and brings a steady stream
of nature lovers, photographers and
birdwatchers.
118,800
AVERAGE DAILY TRAFFIC
VOLUME ON I-295
PARKSIDE MIXED-USE
DEVELOPMENT
Plans call for 2.8 million SF of mixed
use development with 1,5002,000
residential units, 30,00050,000
SF of retail space, 500,000
750,000 SF of office space and a
one-acre park.
CONNECTIVITY
Three new pedestrian bridges are
planned to cross over Kenilworth
Avenue linking the Eastland
Gardens, Kenilworth and Parkside
neighborhoods with the Minnesota
Avenue Metrorail Station.
DEVELOPMENT UNDERWAY
Metro Towns at Parkside is a new
development of 83 three-bedroom for
sale townhomes (2012-2015 delivery),
The Grove at Parkside will be a 186unit affordable apartment building
(2016 delivery) and the first phase of
the Parkside Townhomes will deliver
39 townhomes in 2016.
42
LN
CO
LIN
T
0-1mi
Retail/Restaurant
0-3mi
Arts/Tourism
Education
Government
Great Street
Main Street
BID Area
POPULATION
CHANNING ST
31ST ST
17,477
45%
55%
83%
17%
7%
200,803
47%
53%
86%
29%
15%
33R
D
7,089
43%
57%
79%
14%
5%
PL
COSTCO
SHOPS AT
DAKOTA
CROSSING
LOWES
Population
Male
Female
Bachelors Degree +
Degree
AN
V ST
NE W
HOUSEHOLDS
Households (HH)
NEW
Average
Size
YORHH
KA
VE
LD INN
Owner-occupied
Y INN EXPRESS
Renter-occupied
Median HH Value
2,869
2.4
22%
78%
$291,047
6,958
2.5
33%
67%
$272,995
79,802
2.4
47%
53%
$301,668
YORK
AVE
FORT LINCOLN/
DAKOTA CROSSING
PAGE 22
NATIONAL ARBORETUM
Anacostia
River Park
$72,696
$51,029
49%
16%
35%
$54,590
Kenilworth
Aquatic
Gardens
$736
$8,812
$5,155
$6,950
$3,039
$2,395
$1,657
$715
$1,645
$2,061
$23,260
$13,792
$19,301
$8,397
$7,055
$4,498
$1,903
$4,492
$38,630
$413,749
$257,665
$346,561
$151,455
$137,472
$82,161
$35,007
$83,297
MEADE ST
NEVAL THOMAS
ELEMENTARY
HA
YE
S
295
JAY ST
MCDONALDS
DE
HAYES ST
SI
R
PA
O
FO
ST
AMERICAS KIDS
BASKIN ROBINS
DUNKIN DONUTS
POPEYES
SALA THAI

118,800 I-295
BE N
MINNESOTA &
BENNING
PAGE 34
AV
E
KE
NI
LW
OR
TH
NIN
G RD
EL EN
BURRO
UGHS
AV
7-E
BROOK
S ST
KEL
SCH
SAFEWAY
CVS
BLAINE ST
ST
IA
ST
Fort
Mahan
Park
SOME
PROJECT
7-ELEVEN
35
TH
AV
E
DC EAGLE
ANA
CO
SUBWAY
IE H
49TH
ST
Allen
Bridge
DENNYS
BLAINE ST
Benning Rd
EAST CAPITOL ST
A ST
Fort
Chaplin
Park
SUBWAY
B ST
C ST
E
DG
RI
Young
Memorial
Bridge
NN
FOOTE ST
42ND ST
Minnesota Ave 2,827
CONTACT
Whitney www.wdcep.com
cshuskey@wdcep.com,
NA
GAULT PL
Minnesota Ave
DOES

whole percent
MENICKS MARKET
KE
NI
LW
O
RT
H
TE
AV
E
31%
43%
24%
2%
DEANWOOD
PAGE 18
WENDYS
PARKSIDE MIXED-USE
REDEVELOPMENT
K
47%
38%
14%
0%
SHERIFF RD
ST
PL
EDUCARE
49%
38%
13%
0%
LANE PL
CESAR
CHAVEZ
SCHOOL
0
1
2-3
4+
DEANWOOD
COMMUNITY
49TH ST
$185,815
$20,018
$248,243
Deanwood
H ST
$10,190
$1,047
$13,386
ST
$3,876
$387
$4,909
Y
JA
Apparel Langston Golf Course

& Driving Range
Entertainment &
Recreation
Pets
Food at Home
Food away from Home
Health Care
Medical Care
Home Improvement
KENILWORTH
ELEMENTARY
KE
N
PARKSIDE/
KENILWORTH
AV
E
24%
23%
40%
13%
36.9
AV
E
28%
21%
38%
13%
35.6
DI
LAS
ST
44TH ST
32%
22%
35%
11%
32.1
DEA
NE
AV
E
Age < 20
Age 2034
Age 3564
Age 65+
Median Age (years)
RA
ANACOS
TIA A
VE
AGE
LE
DO
UG
MI
NE
SO
TA
$45,172
$29,729
69%
13%
18%
$35,571
47TH ST
$40,541
$26,840
73%
13%
14%
$32,127
ILW
OR
TH
Average HH
Median HH
National
HH Income <$50k
Arboretum
HH Income $50$75k
HH Income $75k+
M
IN
INCOME
34TH ST
RD
FO
R
0-mi
DAYS INN
26TH ST
YL
AR
M
YD
SE
PENNSYLVANIA
AVENUE, SE
DEVELOPED BETWEEN
THE 1880S AND 1920S and
often called the gateway to
Capitol Hill, Pennsylvania
Avenue, SE is known for
its brick townhouses and
strong residential base.
Adjacent neighborhoods,
such as Hillcrest and Penn
Branch, offer considerable
consumer spending
potential with average
household incomes in the
$75,000$100,000 range.
$30 MILLION STREETSCAPE

ENHANCEMENTS
The improvements were made along
Pennsylvania Avenue from 27th
Street, SE to Southern Avenue, SE
and were completed in 2011. The
project involved new sidewalks,
curbs and gutters, streetlights and
landscaping.

Pennsylvania Avenue, SE is a
THE GRAY ON
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
Built in 2010, The Grays on
Pennsylvania has 118 apartment units
and 7,500 SF of retail space.
3 SHOPPING CENTERS
ALONG PENNSYLVANIA
AVENUE
Fairfax Village (34,400 SF), Fort
Davis (44,000 SF) and Penn Branch
(89,000 SF) provide retail, restaurants
and neighborhood services to the
surrounding communities.
43
Whitney
Young
Memorial
Arts/Tourism
Bridge
SE
TT
SA
VE
0-1mi
Retail/Restaurant
0-3mi
A ST
Education
Government
ST
GreatBStreet
Main Street
BID Area
D
ER
DG
RI
0-mi
C ST
16TH
ST
26%
40%
32%
2%
FREDERICK
DOUGLASS HOME
32%
44%
22%
1%
OD
H
35%
44%
20%
1%
OP
ER
AB
ST
37TH
AN
AC
OS
TIA
ES
OT
AA
VE
MI
NN
TEXA
SA
VE
AVIS DR
F O RT D
T
OS
38T
H
E
AV
25TH ST
PL
ERIE ST
RD
ELVANS RD
R
LO
NG
E
SAFEWAY
NAY
AI
BANGOR ST
GOOD HOPE
MARKETPLACE
HILLCREST/
SKYLAND
PAGE 30
AR
YL
AN
D
23
RD
ST
R
TE
FRANCIS A. GREGORY
NEIGHBORHOOD
LIBRARY
A AVE
AM
FUTURE SKYLAND
TOWN CENTER
ER
SP
JA
TANT
O
ST
Pope
Branch
Park
FO
RT
HARTFORD ST
RD
XA
FORT DAVIS
SHOPPING
DR
AL
T
RIE S
TE
AV
E
AS
AVE
GAINESVILLE ST
T
ES
UC
RD
34TH ST
Fort Stanton
Park
CONTACT
IA
PARK DR

whole percent
E
PE
NN
SY
LVA
N
CARPENTER ST
Fort Davis Park

8,500-14,900 Branch Avenue
22,700 Pennsylvania Avenue
33RD ST
T EX
GO

0
1
2-3
4+
32ND ST
$48,221
$527,579
$328,015
$432,956
$189,113
$167,178
$104,179
$44,449
$104,684
PENN BRANCH
SHOPPING CENTER
34
ST
14TH
$5,266
$57,808
$35,617
$48,881
$21,148
$19,667
$11,405
$4,731
$11,452
RD
ES
ST
S ST
PENNSYLVANIA
AVENUE, SE
NASH PL
R
LC
$1,250
$13,360
T ST
$8,303
$11,677
$5,056
$4,893
$2,663
$1,097
$2,688
N ST
TH ST
ES
NN
MI
$237,696
$25,321
$312,585
N ST
BRANCH AVE
16TH ST
$5,953
$25,770
R ST $637 VE $2,721
AA
$8,130
$34,453
OT
NA
YL
O
MA
SS M
AC I
HLUE
SER
TAT
DSI AV
U E
HIL
Apparel
Entertainment &
Recreation
ARTMENT OF HOUSING
Pets
OMMUNITY DEVELOPEMENT
Food at Home
Food away from Home
Health Care
UR
Medical Care
Y
U Home
ST
Improvement
V ST
Vehicle
Maint. & Repair
W
ANACOSTIA RD
GRAYS ON
PENN AVE
25%
25%
38%
12%
35.3
Q ST
($ thousands)
E
AV
TA
O
ES
NN
33RD ST
22%
20%
41%
18%
42.1
Fort Dupont
Golf Course
E
BRANCH AV
20%
17% AVE
N
AW
RL
I42%
FA
22%
46.9
Age 2034
Anacostia River
Age 3564Park
Age 65+
Median Age (years)
MI
F ST
T DR
ON
UP
31ST PL
s
AGE
c oAge < 20
MP
31ST ST
r
ive
$69,315
$71,636
Sousa Bridge
$48,403
$48,956
51%
51%
16%
16%
33%
34%
$52,129
$53,563
RT
ELY PL
R
tia
John Phillip
$81,723
$57,126
44%
17%
39%
$59,622
30TH ST
Average HH
Median HH
HH Income <$50k
HH Income $50$75k
HH Income $75k+
FO
32ND ST
INCOME
102,434
2.3
38%
62%
$308,252
33RD ST
11,661
2.1
41%
59%
$348,921
295
ST
Households (HH)
2,325
M Potomac
Ave
Average HH
Size
2.1
Owner-occupied
53%
Renter-occupied
47%
Median HH Value
$417,005
CONGRESSIONAL
CEMETERY
28TH ST
HOUSEHOLDS
243,664
46%
54%
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14
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NW
PETWORTH/
PARK VIEW
DISTINCTIVE URBAN
ROW HOUSES, pastoral
parks, historic institutions
and growing businesses
front Georgia Avenue, the
longest commercial corridor
in DC. Petworth and Park
View are emerging as
vital urban neighborhoods
that provides all of the
advantages of city living.

soft costs.
UPSHUR STREET
Petworths quaint main street,
home to local favorites like Domku
and Petworth Citizen, has seen a
recent uptick in private investment
including the opening of Petworth
Citizen, Upshur Street Books and
Annies (Ace) Hardware. In 2016, five
additional restaurants are expected
to open along Upshur Street.
BURGEONING
RESTAURANT SCENE
New eateries continue to join
neighborhood staples Qualia Coffee,
DOMKU, DC Reynolds, Looking Glass
Lounge and Bills Seafood Kitchen. In
the past few years new restaurants,
including Chez Billy, EatsPlace, The
Pitch Tavern, Slash Run, and Walter's
have opened in the community.
GEORGIA AVENUE
DEVELOPMENT
In the past 10 years more than 1,300
residential units and 150,000 SF of
retail space have been built within a
half-mile of the Georgia Ave-Petworth
Metrorail Station.
44
KENNEDY ST
UNITYCARE
HEALTHCARE
PHARMACY
2ND ST
VINTAGE
GLAM
4TH ST
7TH ST
Government
Great Street
Main Street
BID Area
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AV
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52%
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CVS
366,026
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EMERSON ST
HOUSEHOLDS
24,835
2.4
40%
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$576,997
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171,035
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$584,165
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AV
6,433
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$580,006
A
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Owner-occupied
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WMATA
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Sherman
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HOSPITAL CENTER
COLUMBIA RD
HARVARD ST
HOWARD UNIVERSITY/
PLEASANT PLAINS
PAGE 31
WALKSCORE
93 Walkers Paradise
IRVING ST
DULCINEA
BAR & GRILL
FAIRMONT ST

PL
ACE HARDWARE
R
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1. American Community Survey (2009-2013),
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Nvalues
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LA
whole percent 2. MRIS (single family & condos),
courtesy of Kevin J. Wood,
Slate Properties
WOODLANDS
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GEORGIA AVE
Columbia
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IRVING ST
R ST
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DC REYNOLDS
THE COUPE
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GR
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PAGE 16
EACH
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PETWORTH/
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4TH ST
$89,557
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AMA
CULTURE COFFEE
LONGFELLOW FLATS
NE

BRENTWOOD
LOCATED ALONG THE
RHODE ISLAND AVENUE
CORRIDOR in northeast
DC, the neighborhood of
Brentwood is fast emerging
as a major destination for
retail and commerce with
the Rhode Island Metrorail
Station at the epicenter of
this transformation. As one
of Pierre LEnfants original
streets, Rhode Island Avenue
serves as a major commuter
corridor, joining the heart of
downtown DC to the heavily
populated Maryland suburbs.

Rhode Island Avenue, NE is a
TRANSIT-ORIENTED
DEVELOPMENT
Nearly 4,000 new residential units
and more than 426,000 SF of retail
space are planned near the Rhode
Island Avenue Metrorail Station. Both
the Rhode Island Avenue Shopping
Center (1.56 million SF) and the
Brentwood Village Shopping Center
and Brookland Manor (1.9 million SF)
will be redeveloped into mixed-use
micro-neighborhoods.
RHODE ISLAND ROW
2321 4TH STREET
This new town center was built in

2012 and features 274 apartments
and 70,000 SF of retail/restaurant
space. Anchor tenants include
Dunkin Donuts, The Carolina Kitchen,
Chipotle, CVS, DMV and Sala Thai.
The H Street CDC is developing a

mixed-use project two blocks from
the Metrorail station with an expected
delivery in 2016. The project will
contain 116 residential units and
5,000 SF of retail/restaurant space.
45
CK
C
KET
RO
SHEPHERD ST
OTIS ST
CATHOLIC
UNIVERSITY OF
AMERICA
HOUSEHOLDS
CVS
7TH ST
VETERANS AFFAIRS
MEDICAL CENTER
IRVING ST
$77,755
$97,941
$53,566
$70,206
CHILDRENS NATIONAL
47% H MEDICAL
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M
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HI
GA
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VE
$57,417
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FRANKLIN ST
McMillan
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34.6
MENOMAL
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RHODE ISLAND AVE
SHOPPING CENTER
$106,935
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$752,673
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$227,677
$101,208
$232,717
BR
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Rhode Island Avenue, NE Main Street

Kyle Todd, Exec Director
SAFEWAY
(202) 808-9050
BUSBOYS & POETS
395
kyle@riamainstreet.org VIDA GYM
www.riamainstreet.org
BICYCLE
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CONTACT
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DCITY SMOKEHOUSE
NEW
RKET
REET
Rhode Island Ave 6,001
U
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W
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BEAU THAI
3RD ST
OLD ENGINE 12
RESTAURANT
1ST ST
38%
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AA
1% VE

BRENTWOOD
RUSTIK TAVERN
RED HEN
36%
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2ND ST
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EAT THE RICH
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VEHICLES PER HH1
RHODE ISLAND ROW
W ST
SUMMIT PL
$6,732
$74,145
$46,605
$59,531
$26,194
$23,321
$14,376
$6,241
$14,719
BRENTWOOD VIL
SHOPPING CENT
HOME DEPOT
2321 4TH STREET
1ST ST
5TH ST
$1,393
$16,815
$10,102
$13,228
$5,755
$5,051
$3,134
$1,326
$3,149
AVE
ND
FORMAN MILLS
$536,049
$59,397
ADAMS ST
$693,643
2ND ST
Entertainment &
Recreation
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930 CLUBFood at Home
Food away from Home
Health
Care H
LANDMARK
HOWARD
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Medical Care UNIVERSITY
HOSPITAL
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LLIES
WARBY PARKER
HOWARD
LETTIE GOOCH
THEATER
FRANK & OAK
UTURE
HOLE
OODS
$7,484
$33,635
BRYANT ST
$756
$3,629
$9,575
$44,099
3RD ST
POTBELLY
FUEL PIZZA
FROZENYO
4TH ST
Apparel
MCDONALDS
D
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23%
30%
36%
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33.7
MO
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Age 3564 HOWARD
UNIVERSITY
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Median Age (years)
GIRARD S
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RA
BROOKLAND
PAGE 8
IL
DULCINEA
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HAMLIN ST
TRINITY
COLLEGE
GEORGIA AVE
HH Income <$50k
HH Income $50$75k
HH Income $75k+
$60,072
$41,414
55%
17%
28%
$45,679
ST
Average HH
WOODLANDS
VEGAN BISTRO
Median HH
THEOLOGICAL
COLLEGE
BROOKLANDS
FINEST
8TH ST
WASHINGTON
HOSPITAL CENTER
INCOME
LAWRENCE ST
BROOKLAND PINT
BUSBOYS & POETS
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166,728
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$553,231
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13,318
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$489,481
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$435,233
AN
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WALLS OF BOOKS
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HH Size
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YES!
ORGANIC
MARKET
THE AVENUE
Main Street
13T H ST
360,819
49%
51%
90%
59%
34%
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12TH ST
33,989
48%
52%
89%
48%
26%
Government
10TH ST
ACE
PARK PL
8,375
46%
54%
86%
37%
17%
Education
13TH ST
POPULATION
Georgia Ave/
Population
Petworth
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TW
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WOODRIDGE
A PEACEFUL, FAMILYFRIENDLY NEIGHBORHOOD
of sturdy, vintage houses line
Rhode Island Avenue, one
of Pierre LEnfants original
streets, and serves as a major
commuter corridor, linking
the heart of downtown
to Marylands suburbs.
Woodridge is bisected
by Rhode Island Avenue
and bounded by Eastern
Avenue, South Dakota
Avenue, Michigan Avenue
and Bladensburg Road, NE
and is characterized by an
abundance of two-story
single-family homes with
large lots and beautiful
tree-lined streets.
A NEW DESTINATION FOR

ENTREPRENEURS
Since 2013, numerous new
businesses have opened in the 20002300 block of Rhode Island Avenue,
including CapoeiraDC, District Dance
Arts, Good Food Markets, Eat & Smile
Catering, Nido, The Public Option,
and Zekes Coffee.
$532K /
14%
12-30 FT.
SIDEWALK WIDTHS ALONG
RHODE ISLAND AVE, NE

Rhode Island Avenue, NE is a
46
SARG
DECATUR ST
0-mi
0-1mi
CRITTENDEN ST
POPULATION
Retail/Restaurant
0-3mi
Arts/Tourism
Education
Government
Great Street
Main Street
BID Area
BUCHANAN ST
7TH ST
L
6TH P
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AV
AND
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Population
Male
Female
Bachelors Degree +
Degree
RICO
RTO
AVE
6,520
48%
52%
91%
39%
17%
23,080
46%
54%
89%
37%
19%
262,998
48%
52%
85%
43%
23%
WEBSTER ST
VARNUM ST
HOUSEHOLDS
106,868
2.4
45%
55%
$448,037
BUN
KE
RH
BROOKLAND
PAGE 8
$80,661
$56,411
45%
16%
40%
$59,471
14TH ST
13T H ST
YES!
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MARKET
MONROE ST
18TH ST
MENOMAL
M
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BRENTWOOD VILLAGE
SHOPPING CENTER
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& SUITES

Slate Properties
4TH ST
3RD ST
72 Very Walkable
CONTACT
Rhode Island Avenue, NE Main Street
Kyle Todd, Exec Director
(202) 808-9050
kyle@riamainstreet.org
www.riamainstreet.org
CHANNING ST
BRYANT ST
4TH STREET
GIANT FOOD
FORT LINCOLN/
DAKOTA CROSSING
PAGE 22
HA
AV
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24TH ST
EVARTS ST
HOME DEPOT
WALKSCORE
ST
FRANKLIN ST
29%
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17,300-24,100 RhodeM
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20,700-28,700 South Dakota
Avenue
Rhode
Island Ave
ST
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SC
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FORMAN MILLS
33%
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TA
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RHODE ISLAND AVE

SHOPPING CENTER
17TH ST
WOODRIDGE
LIBRARY
GIRARD ST

0
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15TH ST
14TH ST
13TH ST
10TH ST
9TH ST
8TH ST
7TH ST
12TH ST
HAMLIN ST
S
VI
15T H
4TH ST
IRVING ST
$56,951
$613,674
$390,663
$494,918
$218,236
$194,178
$120,077
$52,917
$123,852
AVE
E
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$5,378
$53,102
$33,495
$47,292
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TA
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$1,725
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$30,727
$367,645
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$23,853
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RANKLIN ST
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NIDO
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LAWRENCE ST
22ND ST
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BUSBOYS & POETS
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CHIPOTLE
POTBELLY
&PIZZA $7,468

WOODRIDGE
NEWTON ST
BROOKLAND
TRUE VALUE
RA
24TH ST
CVS
20%
21%
21%
18%
21%
28%
M Brookland/
CUA
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41%
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AGE
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$98,524
$73,826
36%
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$70,790
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Median HH
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HH Income $50$75k
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RD
AN
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20TH ST
9,219
2.4
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$454,630
19TH ST
2,483
2.5
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$469,201
YL
AR
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Households (HH)
Average HH Size
TAYLOR ST
Owner-occupied
Renter-occupied
Median HH Value
Mount Olivet
Cemetery
National
Arboretum
NW
SHAW
SHAW IS EXPERIENCING
an urban renaissance of
unprecedented proportions
thanks to its proximity
to the downtown core,
excellent transportation
access and lively cultural
and entertainment venues.
Residents enjoy the everincreasing dining and retail
commercial conveniences,
while local and national
retailers like the rapidly
increasing demographics.
Once home to jazz legend
Duke Ellington, the Shaw
neighborhood still pulses
with a rhythm felt by
residents and visitors alike.

40 NEW RETAILERS OPENED

IN 2015
The commercial areas of Shaw

are designated Great Streets
In 2015 there were 40 retailers/

restaurants that opened in Shaw,
including including Atlantic Plumbing
Cinema, Convivial, The Dabney, Frank
& Oak, Kit + Ace, Lettie Gooch, Rito
Loco, and Warby Parker.
CITYMARKET AT O
NEW TECH HUB
The former Wonder Bread Factory (c.
1913) was transformed into the home
of WeWork (co-working space) and
iStrategyLabs new headquarters.
The $330 million development has

become the neighborhoods new
epicenter. It is anchored by a 72,000
SF flagship Giant Food supermarket,
a 182-room Cambria Suites hotel,
497 residential units and 560 parking
spaces.
$3.8 BILLION IN NEW

DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS
COMPLETED SINCE 20012
79 projects
1,407 hotel rooms
5,844 residential units
443,700 SF of retail space
47
22,809
52%
48%
90%PL
ER
NI
LA 67%
40%
F LORIDA
CONTACT
D ST
Shaw Main Streets, Inc.DOI
DAR CONSTITUTION
HALL
Alexander M. Padro,
Executive Director
C ST
(202) 265-7429 shawmainstreetsinc@gmail.com
www.shawmainstreets.org
8TH ST
14TH ST
THE HAMILTON
2ND ST
The
Ellipse
Federal
Triangle
4TH ST
K ST
395
BICYCLE
SPACE
GONZAGA COLLEG
HIGH SCHOO
ALBA OSTERIA
WA
LE PAIN
QUOTIDIEN
WALGREENS
PANERA BREAD
Gallery Pl/
Chinatown
MA
SS
AC
HU
SE
TT
SA
VE
NATIONAL
MUSEUM OF
AMERICAN ART
NATIONAL
MUSEUM OF
AFRICAN
AMERICAN
HISTORY
NATIONAL
MUSEUM OF
AMERICAN
HISTORY
GALLERY PLACE
G ST
NATIONAL
BUILDING
MUSEUM
VERIZON
CENTER
F ST
SIDNEY
HARMAN
HALL
HOTEL MONACO
1ST ST
3RD ST
4TH ST
5TH ST
11TH ST
9TH ST
SAFEWAY
BUSBOYS & POETS
VIDA GYM
WOODIES
BUIDLING
WARNER
THEATER
E
AV
RK
YO
W
NE
1ST ST
TA
VE
13TH ST
13TH ST
N ST
FUTU
H ST
STATE
DEPARTMENT
VIETNAM VETERANS
MEMORIAL
P ST
WALKER JONE
ELEMENTARY S
WOOLY
MAMMOTH
THEATER
LANDSBURGH
THEATER
CONSTITUTION AVE
UNCLE CHI
M ST
WASHINGTON
CONVENTION
CENTER
RENAISSANCE
HOTEL
NATIONAL
THEATER
E ST
CITYCENTERDC
R ST
Archives/
Navy Mem'l
I AN
IND
VE
AA
Judiciary Sq
E ST
D ST
C ST
PEN
NSY
LVA
NIA
1ST ST
AV whole percent 2. WDCEP Research

E ST(half-mile from 8th & P Streets, NW as
E of 12/2015)
15TH ST
17TH ST
Source:
ESRI, 2015 Estimates & Projections
GSA HQ
COURTYARD
1.BY
American
Community Survey (2009-2013), values are rounded to nearest
MARRIOTT
THE WHITE
HOUSE
O ST
EMBASSY SUITES
Metro
Center
BIG BEAR CA
2ND ST
MARRIOTT
MARQUIS
RID
AA
VE
WICKED BLOOM SOCIAL CL

DCITY SMOKEHOU
AVE
NATIONAL
GALLERY OF ART
3RD ST
NI
Mt Vernon Sq/
Convention Center

16,146
F ST
LONG
VIEW
GALLERY
CARNEGIE
LIBRARY
Lafayette
Square
S ST
SHAW
GIANT
Mcpherson
Square
RU
FLO
COMPASS
COFFEE
BEAU THAI
K ST
WORLD BANK
G ST
VE
RM
ON
NE
W
20TH ST
21ST ST
22ND ST
WALKSCORE
OD
THALLY
TABLE
SUNDEVICH
DOWNTOWN DC
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T ST
Shaw/Howard
University
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WINDOWS C
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AV
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MARKET
I ST
RA
VE
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LE
U ST

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UPRISING MUFFIN CO.
Logan
Circle
L ST
MI
HOWARD
THEATER
M
M
V ST
JERS
AVE
44%
10%
0%
STUDIO
THEATER
P ST
VE
TA
47%
11%
0%
Shaw/Howard
University
SOURCE
THEATER
Q ST
MAYFLOWER HOTEL
Mt Vernon Sq - 7th St/Convention Center 4,629

Shaw-Howard U. 5,087
GI
WARBY PARKER
LETTIE GOOCH
FRANK & OAK
LE DIPLOMATE
U
TIC
EC
M
45%
42%
PAUL BAKERY
CHARLES TYRWHITT
HOWARD
UNIVERSITY
HOSPITAL
R ST
Farragut
North39%
45%
15%
Farragut
Square
1%
LANDMARK
THEATER

PAGE 1
$609,161
$67,674
KOMI
$784,482
RIZIKS
NORDSTROM RACK
BRIXTON
S ST
$8,384
$28,951
$120,596
$91,455 TOPAZ$315,098
$1,298,735
HOTEL
$60,863
$210,297
$856,917
$68,027
$236,028 $1,009,442
$30,356
$105,081
$447,354
$24,675
$87,405
$394,015
BROOKS BROTHERS
$17,864
$62,243
$257,976
$8,282
$28,426H&M $114,680
$18,448
$63,484THOMAS
$262,389
PINK
LINCOLN
THEATER
NEW
$43,199
$149,312
DUPONT HOTEL
$4,857
$16,705
$54,201
$187,932
W ST
930 CLUB
6TH ST
16%
37%
36%
11%
33.8
ADAMS ST
FUTURE
WHOLE
FOODS
T ST
NN
CO
Apparel
Dupont
Entertainment
&
Circle M
Recreation
Pets
HEURICH
HOUSE
Food at Home
MUSEUM
Food away from Home
Health Care
Medical Care
Home Improvement
HILTON
GARDEN INN
RITZ-CARLTON
93 Walkers Paradise
U ST
TRADER JOES
BRYANT ST
5TH ST
V ST
REEVES
CENTER
14TH ST
HI
RE
AV
E
18TH ST
12%
43%
36%
9%
SAFEWAY
33.0
HA
MP
S
19TH ST
14%
41%
38%
8%
33.6
POTBELLY
FUEL PIZZA
FROZENYO
7TH ST
$104,477
$107,326
$78,230
$77,947
36%
35%
12%
14%
52%
52%
LAURIOL
$73,317PLAZA $75,037
GEORGE
WASHINGTON
UNIVERSITY
IG
AN
AVE
McMillan
Reservoir
MCDONALDS
AV
YES!
ORGANIC
MARKET
MARIE REED
ELEMENTARY
16TH ST
18TH ST
LU
MB
IA R
D
CO
PHILLIPS
COLLECTION
FOODS
CHILDRENS NATIONAL
MEDICAL CENTER
HARRIS TEETER
ROOM &
BOARD
Age < 20
GARDEN MARKET
Age 2034
Age 3564
Age 65+
Median Age (years)
0
1
2-3
NSY
LVA 4+
N
IA
WHOLE
IC
H
BID Area
HOWARD
UNIVERSITY
E
AV
GLENS
ODROW
E
Main Street
DULCINEA
BAR & GRILL
FAIRMONT ST
42,610
172,275
TRYST
1.7 RD
1.9
A
AM
34%
39%
R
SITAR CENTER
LO
KA 66%
61%
$632,081
$626,097
Average HH
$106,190
Median HH
$81,559
HH Income <$50k OYSTER ADAMS35%
HH Income $50$75k
12%
WASHINGTON
HH Income $75k+
53%
HILTON
$74,447
AGE
Great Street
THE LINE DC
12,092
1.8
32%
DC ARTS CENTER
68%
$658,080
A
R ID
LO
360,001
49%
51%
92%
ACE HARDWARE
67%
41%
WOODLANDS
Education VEGAN
Government
BISTRO
A ST
RNI
LIFO
MARKET
79,002
51%
49%
93%
73%
SAFEWAY
44%
MINTWOOD
PLACE
INCOME
VE
GA
Arts/Tourism
COLUMBIA RD
HARVARD ST
Population
Male
Female
Bachelors Degree +
Degree
Households (HH)
Average HH Size
Owner-occupied
Renter-occupied
Median HH Value
EACH
0-3mi
PEACH
H A RVARD ST
POPULATION
HOUSEHOLDS
0-1mi
GEORGIA AVE
ST
0-mi
IRVING ST
Retail/Restaurant
E
SHERMAN AV
AN T
Columbia
Heights
RD
WASHINGTON
HOSPITAL CENTER
BEST BUY
BED, BATH & BEYOND
MARSHALLS
A
AN
SI
UI
LO
SW
SOUTHWEST
WATERFRONT
SITUATED AT THE
CONFLUENCE OF THE
POTOMAC and the
Anacostia Rivers and
directly adjacent to DCs
world famous National
Mall, the Southwest
Waterfront beckons new
residents and new retail/
restaurant establishments. A
keystone to DCs waterfront
revitalization efforts, the
$2 billion, three million
square-foot The Wharf
development will become
the a regional attraction.
A REGIONAL DESTINATION
THE WHARF
The Wharfs entire development

area will span nearly a mile along
the Washington Channel. Attractions
will include Jazz Alley (a block-long
entertainment experience), District
Pier (home for regional festivals &
international celebrations), three
hotels (Canopy by Hilton, Hyatt
House, and Intercontinental), and a
6,000-person capacity concert hall.
Phase I (Q4 2017 delivery) will include

230,000 SF of office space, 190,000
SF of retail/restaurant space, 872
residential units, 683 hotel rooms,
and 1,475 underground parking
spaces.
WATERFRONT STATION
The initial phases of this 2.1 million
SF mixed-use project have already
opened, including 500,000 SF
of office space and 85,200 SF of
retail/restaurant space (anchored
by a 55,000 SF Safeway grocery
store) in 2010 and 528 apartments
in 2014.
ARENA STAGE
The new $125 million Arena Stage
at the Mead Center for American
Theater opened in 2010 and contains
three theaters and 1,400 seats.
48
JEFFERSON
The Mall
$100,057
US HOLOCAUST
$73,056
MEMORIAL
MUSEUM
37%
13%
49%
$70,939
HIRSHHORN
MUSEUM
M Smithsonian
USDA
MANDARIN
HOTEL
LENFANT
PLAZA
1ST ST
Capitol
South
E ST
G ST
West
$86,661
Potomac
Park
$945,523
$618,091
$731,110
$323,009
$277,214
$187,239
$83,057
$189,409
THE WHARF
SAFEWAY
ST
ARENA STAGE
SOUTHWEST
WATERFRONT
Wa
N ST
P ST
ngton
WALKSCORE
80 Very Walkable
Average Monthly (10/2014-9/2015) 3,889

whole percent
Po
Channel
GORDON
BIERSCH
Navy Y
HAMPTON INN
NATIONALS
PARK
CAPITOL RIVERFRONT
PAGE 10
FUTURE
DC UNITED
SOCCER
STADIUM
FORT LESLIE J
MCNAIR
SCARLET
OAK
BON
CHON
DDOT
O ST
shi
East Potomac Park

Golf Course
Waterfront/
SEU
VE
EY A
JERS
I ST
LEnfant Plaza 20,367
CONTACT
Southwest BID
Steve Moore, Executive Director
smoore@swbid.org
www.swbid.org
NEW
$48,653
$564,512
Waterfront 4,180
DI
CANNON HO
OFFICE BUIL
395
Francis Case
Memorial
Bridge
$441,523
40%
45%
14%
0%
RA
Federal
Center SW
RESIDENCE INN
BY MARRIOTT
ER
AT
W
39%
49%
11%
1%
L'Enfant
Plaza
E
AV
39%
45%
15%
1%
MUNICIPAL
FISH MARKET

0
1
2-3
4+
W
AS RAYBURN HOUSE
HI OFFICE BUILDING
NG
TO
NA
MI V
LEE
FAA
NE
$6,748
$71,761
$46,776
$57,591
$25,417
$22,120
$14,333
$6,364
$14,578
NATIONAL
AIR & SPACE
MUSEUM
SMITHSONIAN
CASTLE
AI
M
$33,241
$3,699
$43,265
UNITED
STATES
CAPITOL
ARTS & INDUSTRY

BUILDING
MEMORIAL
($ thousands)
Apparel
$21,068
$2,356
Entertainment &
$27,815
MasonRecreation
Pets
$4,373
Bridge
Food at 395
Home
$45,756
Food away from Home
$29,713
Health Care
$37,672
Rochambeau
Medical Care
$16,604
Memorial
Bridge
Home Improvement
$14,741
$9,174
Arland
D Williams,
Personal
Care Products
$4,062 Jr
Bridge
Vehicle Memorial
Maint. & Repair
$9,388
1ST ST
NATIONAL MUSEUM OF
NATURAL HISTORY
FREER GALLERY
OF ART
17%
37%
36%
10%
33.5
2ND ST
NATIONAL
GALLERY OF ART
1ST ST
13%
35%
38%
14%
36.5
Union
Station
Plaza
HALF ST
13%
28%
42%
17%
40.9
AVE
E
AV
SOUTH CAPITOL ST
Age < 20
Age 2034
Age 3564
Age 65+
Median Age (years)
$90,583
$68,421
40%
13%
47%
$65,293
A
AN
SI
UI
LO
Tidal
Basin
AGE
$93,194
$69,935
37%
15%
48%
$66,753
PEN
NSY
LVA
NIA
NATIONAL
MUSEUM OF
AMERICAN
HISTORY
14 TH ST
Average HH
Median HH
HH Income <$50k
HH Income $50$75k
HH Income $75k+
C ST
DIAMON
TEAGUE
C
MA
TO
PO
HALF ST
INCOME
D ST
VE
AA
1ST ST
133,263
1.9
34%
66%
$582,582
Archives/
Navy Mem'l
I AN
IND
BID Area
UNION
STATION
2ND ST
6,988
11,234
1.6
1.7
41%
36%
59% WASHINGTON
64%
$371,616 MONUMENT
$449,886
E ST
WOOLY
MAMMOTH
THEATER
LANDSBURGH
THEATER
Judiciary Sq
Main Street
DELA
WAR
E AV
E
NATIONAL
MUSEUM OF
AFRICAN
AMERICAN
HISTORY
CONSTITUTION AVE
HOUSEHOLDS
Households (HH)
Average HH Size
Owner-occupied
Renter-occupied
Median HH ValueWWII
MEMORIAL
NATIONAL
271,619 THEATER
49%
51%
92%
Federal
64%
Triangle
38%
Great Street
3RD ST
19,041
48%
52%
96%
74%
45%
HOTEL MONACO
4TH ST
11,521
47%
53%
96%
The
73%
Ellipse
44%
F ST
SIDNEY
HARMAN
HALL
Union
Station
4TH ST
Population
Male
Female
DOI
ST
HighDSchool
Graduate +
NSTITUTION HALL
Bachelors Degree +
C ST
Degree
E ST
VERIZON
CENTER
Education
WOODIES
BUIDLING
WARNER
THEATER
NATIONAL
BUILDING
MUSEUM
Government
6TH ST
POPULATION
G ST
6TH ST
0-3mi
THE
HAMILTON
7TH ST
GSA HQ
E ST
0-1mi
HOUSE
HU
SE
TT
SA
VE
GALLERY PLACE
NATIONAL
MUSEUM OF
AMERICANArts/Tourism
ART
Retail/Restaurant
9TH ST
0-mi
THE WHITE
Metro
Center
12TH ST
F ST
Gallery Pl/
Chinatown
3RD ST
14T
17TH ST
G ST
15TH ST
WORLD BANK
E
AV
Frederick
Douglass
Bridge
to
NW
TAKOMA
ANCHORED BY THE
TAKOMA METRORAIL
STATION and its proximity
to the affluent suburbs of
Montgomery County, MD
Takoma is well-positioned
to be a gateway to DC.
Takomas unique vibrant
town village character is
celebrated with pedestrian
scaled streets, wellpreserved Victorian-style
homes and a quaint
historic atmosphere.
TAKOMA CENTRAL
Takoma Central delivered 150
apartments and 9,500 SF of retail/
restaurant space in late 2014. The
retail space is anchored by a 6,500
SF Busboys & Poets that includes 300
seats and a co-working component.
TAKOMA METRO CENTER

This 162,000 SF office building
provides a steady day-time
population for the neighborhood.
NEW DEVELOPMENT
IN 2016
Metro-Village (150 residential units)
and Douglas Developments Maple
& Willow House (100 apartments) are
both anticipated to deliver in 2016.

The commercial areas of Takoma
are designated Great Streets
$488K /
7%
Average DC home closing price in 2015 /
49
0-mi
0-1mi
Retail/Restaurant
0-3mi
Population
Male
Female
Bachelors Degree +
N
DR
S
AL
T
R
Degree POR AL D
6,626
46%
54%
91%
58%
38%
28,177
47%
53%
91%
52%
32%
Silver
Spring
259,994
49%
51%
82%
45%
EA
25%STE
RN
RT
PO
Education
Government
Great Street
Main Street
BID Area
AV
E
HOUSEHOLDS
Average HH
Median HH
HH Income <$50k
HH Income $50$75k
HH Income $75k+
LEE
11,616
98,057
GA
TE
2.4 RD
2.6
58%
47%
53%
KALM 42%
IA RD
$565,030
$496,596
$104,990
$84,512
32%
13%
55%
$77,129
FUTURE HARRIS TEETER
$99,356
IRIS ST
$73,451
36%
14%
49%
HOLLY ST
$72,953
$96,706
$65,148
38%
17%
45%
$69,953
AV
E
AL
AS
K
FERN ST
GEORGIA AVE/
WALTER REED
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RA
DI
23%
25%
39%
13%
36.3
MODERN MOBLER
TAKOMA
RD
21%
20%
43%
16%
41.5
GERANIUM ST
LE
MCDONALDS
B L AIR
18%
23%
42%
17%
42.8
MI
LEDOS PIZZA
AGE
Age < 20
Age 2034
Age 3564
BE
AC
H D Age 65+
R Median Age (years)
KFC/TACO BELL
GEORGIA AVE
INCOME
2,992
2.1
58%
42%
$592,374
16TH ST
Households (HH)
Average HH Size
Owner-occupied
Renter-occupied
Median HH Value

$306,036
$34,252
$407,126
Takoma
$63,919
$664,471
$428,159
$542,979
ASPEN ST
$240,309
$222,923
$132,319
$58,669
$137,893
6TH ST
PIN
CVS
FORT TOTTEN
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SAFEWAY
22%
43%
33%
2%
UM
ILL
SHERIDAN ST
PL
Takoma 5,774
GEORGIA AVENUE/
BRIGHTWOOD
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CH
T
TIER S
WHIT
WAPA CAFE
RITTENHOUSE ST
87 Very Walkable
FORT
STEVENS
WALKSCORE
SL
IG
CHEZ AUNTY LIBE

QUACKENBOS ST

whole percent 2. MRIS (DC single family & DC condos), courtesy of Kevin J.
Wood, Slate Properties
PEABODY ST
CONTACT
EMERY
RECREATION
CENTER
MIS
SO
U RI
MADISON ST
LONGFELLOW FLATS
9TH ST
RITE AID
Fort
Slocum
Park
NICHOLSON ST
AV
E
OGLETHORPE ST
KA
NS
AS
WALMART
SIMPLE
BAR & GRILL
SHERIDAN ST
ILL
14TH ST
18%
48%
33%
1%
ASPEN ST
EY
BR
AN
CH
RD
SOUPERGIRL
D
IR R
BLA
16%
50%
33%
1%
BUSBOYS &
POETS
E
AV
$7,785
$79,182
$51,413
$66,790
$29,439
$28,921
$15,991
$6,864
$16,611
CEDAR STREET
TAVERN & WINE BAR
RN
$2,152
$21,229
$13,917
$18,417
$8,116
$8,207
$4,392
$1,861
$4,528

0
1
2-3
4+
CEDAR ST
WALTER REED
NORTH CAPITOL ST
$36,477
$4,115
$49,827
4TH ST
$9,812
$1,116
$13,634
E
ST
EA
Apparel
Entertainment &
Recreation
Pets
Food at Home
Food away from Home
Health Care
Medical Care
Home Improvement
16TH ST
DR
ACH
T BE
EAS
POPULATION
Arts/Tourism
AVE
LONGFELLOW ST
CULTURE COFFEE
KENNEDY ST
CVS
NW
TENLEYTOWN
THE SECOND OLDEST
COMMUNITY IN
WASHINGTON, Tenleytown
overlooks the city from its
highest point, and blends a
small town feel with a vibrant
array of urban amenities
along Wisconsin Avenue.
Shopping, dining, recreation,
and top-notch education
are all within close walking
distance of neighborhoods
tree-lined streets and twostory single-family homes.
Multi-generational and
family-oriented, Tenleytown
continues to be among
DCs most sought after
and stable communities.

Wisconsin Avenue (north of Tenley
Circle) is a designated Great
A VIBRANT COMMERCIAL
CENTER
Newly opened restaurants include
Bourbon Coffee, Burger Tap & Shake,
Tenley Bar & Grill, and Tartufo, with District
Taco and Beefsteak scheduled to open
in 2016. These establishments join Ace
Hardware, Best Buy, The Container Store,
Panera Bread, Whole Foods, and iconic
local businesses like Johnsons Flower
& Garden Center, Sullivans Toys and Art
Supplies, and Middle C Music.
GEORGETOWN DAY
SCHOOL TENLEYTOWN
CAMPUS
GDS purchased the Safeway
grocery store and former Martens
car dealership with plans to build an
expanded PK-12 education campus,
as well as mixed-use development
along Wisconsin Avenue. The plans
call for up to 290 apartments and
38,500 SF of retail/restaurant space.
TENLEY VIEW
The former Babe's Billiards site was
redeveloped into 60 apartments and
17,400 SF of retail/restaurant space in
Q1 2016 by Douglas Development.
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY
EXPANSION
The 13,000-student university has
undertaken the largest expansion
of their facilities in the past 50 years
with a new 2,000-student Washington
College of Law campus (Q1 2016
opening) and a new East Campus for
590 students and three administrative
buildings (Summer 2016).
50
Retail/Restaurant
0-3mi
Arts/Tourism
Education
Government
5,769
45%
55%
98%
86%
55%
30,554
44%
56%
98%
88%
59%
BID Area
MCKINLEY ST
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236,424
47%
53%
95%
79%
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LIVINGSTON ST
LEGATION ST
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AMC
NEIMAN MARCUS
SAKS FIFTH AVENUE
HOUSEHOLDS
12,803
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$1,000,001
107,863
2.1
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$990,014
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$118,135
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18%
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$112,120
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24%
13%
63%
ELLICOTT ST
$102,177
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TENLEYTOWN
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Tenleytown/AU
AMERICAN
UNIVERSITY
COLLEGE OF LAW
45TH ST
WARREN ST
WARREN ST
20%
46%
32%
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A
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47TH ST
48TH ST
49TH ST
$111,960
$1,130,853
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$15,021
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$31,479
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$538,149
$60,663
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Tenleytown Main Street
Leigh Catherine Miles, Executive Director
(202) 362-1815, lcmiles@tenleytownmainstreet.org
Battery
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www.tenleytownmainstreet.org
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WHOLE
FOODS
MARKET
BUTTERWORTH PL
Apparel
Entertainment &
Recreation
Pets
Food at Home
Food away from Home
Health Care
Medical Care
Home Improvement
38TH ST
43RD ST
44TH ST
22%
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16%
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37.1
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AV
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38TH ST
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AR
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UNION MARKET
SAVOR THE DIVERSITY
AND POSSIBILITY of the
historic Union Market
district. Here, a wide
variety of multicultural and
socio-economic groups
converge in the spirit of
creativity, entrepreneurship
and love of food. Union
Market is quickly returning
to its roots as a powerful
economic engine and
culinary destination, and in
the process, transforming
the flourishing, creative
urban fabric of DC.
GALLAUDET UNIVERSITY
6TH STREET DEVELOPMENT
PROJECT
DEVELOPMENT
PLANS ARE
UNDERWAY
As part of its 2022 Campus Plan,

Gallaudet University is planning for
1.2 1.5 million SF of mixed-use
development on four parcels along
6th Street, NE.
Various parcels already have

development plans, including
The Edison (188 apartments &
27,410 SF of retail), Highline at
Union Market (315 apartments
& 10,000 SF of retail), Shaprio
Residences (465 apartments
& 30,000 SF of retail), Market
Terminal (975 residential units,
300,000 SF of office & 67,000
SF of retail), 301/331 N Street
(350 residential units, 27,000 SF
of retail & 175-room hotel), and
300M Street (416 apartments &
10,000 SF of retail).
85
YEARS UNION MARKET HAS BEEN

THE HISTORIC FOOD HUB
FOR WASHINGTON, DC
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THEATER
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Park
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MARKET
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41% HIGH SCHOOL
RA
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AV
P ST
1ST ST
4TH ST
5TH ST
6TH ST
9TH ST
7TH ST
SPACE
WALGREENS
PANERA BREAD
K
OR
WY
NE
MASSERIA
$10,128
$104,037
N ST
$112,846 $1,127,401
UNLEASHED
$72,555
$735,951
CVS
$87,477
$881,549
VE
A
M ST
RK
$38,727W YO $390,100
NE
$33,751
$340,957
WALKER JONES
ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
$21,724
$222,441
$9,652
$98,815
395
$22,293
$226,774
K ST
AVAILABLE
VEHICLES
PER HH1
BICYCLE
35%
41%
24%
LE PAIN
QUOTIDIEN
1%
OLD ENGINE 12
RESTAURANT
UNCLE CHIPS
$524,529
$57,973
$676,574
W
NE
ST
VE
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$1,337
$14,876
$9,615
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$1,291
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$2,968
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$51,993
$5,657
$66,869
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DA
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$6,836
$762
$8,742
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DCITY SMOKEHOUSE
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COMPASS
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RID
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AV
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36%
9%
32.4
GIANT FOOD
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LINCO
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COFFEE
CONSUMER
0
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2-3
RENAISSANCE
HOTEL
4+
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$97,602
$69,044
WINDOWS CAFE
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48%
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2ND ST
$85,370
$60,946
42%
15%
43%
$62,352
RHODE ISLAND AVENUE, NE/

BRENTWOOD
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SUMMIT PL
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RHODE ISLAND ROW
TW
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$562,621
BRENTWOOD VILLAG
SHOPPING CENTER
8TH ST
18,506
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56%
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4TH ST
Average HH Size
Owner-occupied
Renter-occupied
Median HH Value
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BRYANT ST
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$89,059
Median HH
$66,083
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HH Income <$50k
37%
WARBY PARKER
HOWARD
LETTIE GOOCH
HH Income $50$75k
18%
THEATER
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45%
/Howard Average HH Disposable
EAT THE RICH
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FROZENYO
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346,868
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51%
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FORMAN MILLS
HOUSEHOLDS
42,858
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51%
90%
56%
30%
50%
50%
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60%
33%
MCDONALDS
LANDMARK
THEATER
GIRARD ST
BID Area
12TH ST
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6,313
Reservoir
Male
Female
HOWARD
High School
Graduate +
UNIVERSITY
Bachelors Degree +
Degree
930 CLUB
Main Street
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POPULATION
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UNION STATION/
BURNHAM PLACE
NE
UNION STATION IS DCS

TRANSPORTATION HUB
and with the resurgence
of rail travel it has become
the second busiest in the
Amtrak system, making
it one of the most used
multimodal stations in the
country. With the growth
of passengers expected to
triple and number of trains
double by 2030, Amtrak,
Akridge and the Union
Station Redevelopment
Corporation have released
a bold master plan to
meet these demands,
while preserving the 1907
Daniel Burnham Beauxarts designed building.
DCS TRANSPORTATION
CENTER
Union Station services Amtraks
Acela Express and Northeast Corridor
routes, MARC and Virginia Railway
Express (VRE) services, the Metrorails
Red Line, local, regional, tour, and
intercity bus lines, two bicycle
facilities and future streetcar service.
$900+
MILLION
Annual expenditures by arriving

Amtrak passengers at Union Station.
BURNHAM PLACE
Built above the rail yards north of
Union Station, this three million
SF development will create a new
neighborhood consisting of 1.5 million
SF of office space, 100,000 SF of
retail space, 400 hotel rooms and
1,300 residential units.
UNIONS STATIONS $7
BILLION MASTER PLAN
The six million SF of renovation and
new development will result in 10 new
entrances, 5,000 parking spaces, new
and expanded tracks and platforms,
a new train shed and a new lowerlevel concourse for future high-speed
rail service. The entire project is
expected to take about 1525 years to
complete.
100,000
DAILY UNION STATION VISITORS
52
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20%
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3RD ST
FLO
RID
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STATES
CAPITOL
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1ST ST
G ST
WY
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MA
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SMITHSONIAN
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$3,009
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WOOLY
$32,264
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MAMMOTH
THEATER
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$21,732
$116,116
$697,951
THEATER
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$24,785
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$54,894
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SIDNEY
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2ND ST
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36%
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SPACE
4TH ST
FLORIDA AVE
MARKET
2ND ST
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13%
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Age 2034
42%
37%
RENAISSANCE
Age 3564
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Median Age (years)
33.7
34.7
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($ thousands)
B R E NT
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K ST
DOLCEZZA
P ST
M ST
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Park
MASSERIA
UNCLE CHIPS
4TH ST
5TH ST
6TH ST
7TH ST
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$89,662
$86,251
$69,516
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25%
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39%
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13%
14%
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59%
56%
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$84,492
$78,366
$70,105
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LETTIE GOOCH
& OAK
0-mi FRANK0-1mi
SOURCE
THEATER
3RD
DS
UNIVERSITY
HOSPITAL
SUMMIT PL
THEATER
MI
MA
BA
SW
NW
VAN NESS
VAN NESS IS BUILT ON ITS
LEGACY as an institutional
center surrounded by
beautiful neighborhoods
blending seamlessly into
Rock Creek Park. The
residential areas along
Connecticut Avenue
are lined by historic,
architecturally pleasing highrise apartment buildings.
Collectively, Van Ness is a
bustling destination with a
variety of neighborhoodoriented services including
restaurants, banks, a
gym, drug stores and
a grocery store.
PARK VAN NESS

Park Van Ness will open in 2016 and
feature an 11-story residential building
with 271 apartments that overlook
Rock Creek Park and 10,000 SF of
retail, including Soapstone Market
and Sfoglina restaurant.

INSTITUTIONS &
TRAFFIC DRIVERS
Connecticut Avenue (north of

Macomb Street) is a designated Great
Van Ness is home to the University

of the District of Columbia, Howard
University Law School, Levine School
of Music, Hillwood Museum, and
American Universitys WAMU public
radio station.
UDC STUDENT CENTER

The University of the District of
Columbias new $40 million, 96,000
SF student center opened in Q4
2015 and features a new dining area,
fitness center, and ballroom.
VAN NESS COMMERCIAL

DISTRICT ACTION
STRATEGY
The strategy is designed to leverage
community assets including the
Metrorail station, University of the
District of Columbia, and wide
sidewalks to improve public space,
retail, sustainability, and commercial
opportunities.
53
30 T H
ST
RA
SK
A
Arts/Tourism
HP
ST
Education
Government
30 T
Retail/Restaurant
0-3mi
31ST
NE
B
LEGATION ST
0-mi
0-1mi
Friendship Heights
DA AVE
NEVA
ASE PK
CHEVY CH
LIVINGSTON ST
Great Street
Main Street
BID Area
MILITARY RD
FACTORY
POPULATIONCHEESECAKE
EMBASSY SUITES
WHOLE FOODS
NO
AV
E
A
NE
BR
AS
K
UNIVERSITY OF
THE DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA
Van Ness/UDC
PHO 14
$130,336
$1,353,632
$903,810
$1,085,433
$481,013
$456,267
$276,171
$120,187
$279,256
UPTON ST
TILDEN ST
PA
R
RODMAN ST

36%
45%
18%
M
AS
S 1%
30%
51%
18%
1%
AC
HU
WEYGANDT WINES
PETCO
CALIFORNIA TORTILLA
32%
45%
22%
1%
ORDWAY ST
AV
E
44TH ST
36TH ST
IDA
HO
90 Walkers Paradise
WOODLEY RD
ME
CATHEDRAL AVE
38TH ST
GARFIELD ST
D
AN
EL
EV
CL
E
AV
CONTACT
Van Ness Main Streets, Inc.
Theresa Cameron, Executive Director
(240) 462-9664, tkcameron@gmail.com
RD
H ST
TU
Glover
TH PL
34TH PL
FULTON ST
IRCLE
RY C
29TH ST
IM
GR
PIL
VE
TA

whole percent
WASHINGTON
NATIONAL
CATHEDRAL
39TH ST
VE
U
TIC
EC
E
AV
30,900-34,000 Connecticut Avenue

EDRA
CATHStreet
8,200 Tilden Street 11,100 Van Ness
L
A
RT
E
NN
CO

O
XIC
IELD ST
PO
ST
ClevelandR Park
MACOMB ST
W
NE
45TH ST
WALKSCORE
THORNE ST
NEWMARK ST
AV
E
ALERO
MEDIUM RARE
UPTOWN THEATER
SE
METRORAIL BOARDINGS
TT(Avg. weekday)
Van Ness-UDC 6,266
34TH ST
0
1
2-3
4+
35TH ST
ICAN
ERSITY
RD
GIANT
VE
IN A
NS
CO
WIS
$13,832
$144,313
$97,997
$113,169
$50,224
$47,092
$29,784
$12,965
$29,643
PARK
VAN NESS
ACACIA BISTRO
RD
WARREN ST
$69,280
$640,772
JOHNSONS $71,778
$7,747
FLOWER & GARDEN
CENTER$844,375
$89,980
$4,738
$49,256
$33,609
$39,129
$17,366
$17,055
$10,226
$4,362
$10,093
RE
$23,698
$2,630
$31,125
DI
VAN NESS
ALBEMARLE ST
BREAD
FURST
UNIVERSITY
COLLEGE OF LAW
ST
WARRENCONSUMER
Apparel
Entertainment &
VAN NESS ST
Recreation
Pets
Food at Home
Food away from Home
Health Care
Medical Care
Home Improvement
RD
R
VE
12%
17%
M Tenleytown/AU
35%
33%
ALTON PL
38%
36%
16%
14%
37.5
35.1
11%
34%
37%
18%
38.6
AMERICAN
Age 2034
Age 3564
Age 65+
YUMA ST
Median Age (years)
RA
BROAD BR A
Age <ST
20
ALBEMARLE
LE
NATIONAL
ZOOLOGICAL
PARK
27TH ST
CONTAINER
STORE
MI
28TH ST
AGE
BRANDYWINE ST
FOODS
MARKET
DAVENPORT ST
N CH
$137,506
$97,959
27%
14%
59%
$91,831
WHOLE
36TH ST
42ND ST
$145,627
$108,998
20%
17%
63%
$97,541
38TH ST
43RD ST
44TH ST
$151,540
$117,683
19%
17%
64%
$101,659
ELLICOTT ST
E
AV
UT
TIC
SAFEWAY
GRANT RD
38TH ST
41ST ST
143,669
2.0
FESSENDEN ST
46.0%
54.0%
$811,661
RD
Average HH GEORGETOWN
DAY SCHOOL
Median HH
HH Income <$50k
HH Income $50$75k
HH Income $75k+
45TH ST
14,519
1.8
43.5%
56.5%
$834,949
EC
NN
CO
4,821
1.8
45.2%
54.8%
$801,535
39TH ST
CVS
Households (HH)
Average HH Size
Owner-occupied
Renter-occupied
RI
VMedian
HH Value
E
INCOME
2 7 TH ST
HARRISON ST
HOUSEHOLDS
28TH ST
57%
99%
90%
63%
306,476
JOCELYN ST
48%
52% JENIFER ST
94% R
E
74% NO R
D
47%
LINNEAN AV E
AV
E
W
ES
TE
RN
Female
Bachelors Degree +
Degree
KANAWHA ST
26,099
44%
56%
99%
90%
61%
29TH ST
J. CREW
8,542
WORLD MARKET
H&M
OLD NAVY 43%
AMC
Population
NEIMAN MARCUS
AKS FIFTH AVENUE
Male
WOOD
LE
Y RD
MARRIOT WARDMAN
PARK HOTEL
Woodley Park/Zoo/
YES!
ORGAN
MARKE
NW
WEST END/
FOGGY BOTTOM
THE WEST END/
FOGGY BOTTOM
NEIGHBORHOODS have
a perfect confluence
of 19th century historic
architecture, iconic midcentury modern buildings,
institutional campuses
and contemporary mixeduse projects to achieve
a perfectly balanced
powerhouse community.
Furthermore, with a sense of
prestige, this neighborhood
attracts world diplomatic
leadership visiting the State
Departments headquarters.
GEORGE
WASHINGTON
UNIVERSITY
DCs largest university has nearly
18,000 students and its hospital has
more than 800 doctors and staff.
4.6 MILLION /
3,000+
Private office SF2 /
Hotel rooms3
NEW MIXED-USE
DEVELOPMENT
Two projects, both expected to deliver
in 2017, will bring new residences and
community services to the West End.
West End Square 37 will consist of
164 residential units, 7,600 SF of retail
space and a 21,000 SF library. West
End Square 50 will contain 61 condos,
a 19,000 SF squash club and a new
15,000 SF fire station.
THE WATERGATE HOTEL

A $125 million renovation to the
historic hotel, including a complete
remodel of the buildings interior and
a new 7,000 SF ballroom, will result in
336 hotel rooms when it re-opens in
late 2016.
54
US
ET
TS
AV
E
WASHINGTON
HILTON
A ST
RNI
LAURIOL PLAZA
GLENS
GARDEN MARKET
PRESIDENT WOODROW
WILSON HOUSE
DUPONT
CIRCLE
PAGE 20
35%
48%
16%
1%
27TH ST
28TH ST
66
98 Walkers Paradise

Average Monthly (10/2014-9/2015) 22,530
20TH ST
SYL
VAN
WHOLE
FOODS
PAUL BAKERY
CHARLES TYRWHITT
Farrag
Squa
IA A
VE
Farragut West
GEORGE
WASHINGTON
UNIVERSITY
22ND ST
23RD ST
IMF
WORLD BANK
G ST
17TH ST
THE WATERGATE
F ST
THE KENNEDY
CENTER
VI
RG
I
NI
AV
E
Theodore
Roosevelt
Memorial
Bridge
GSA HQ
COURTYARD
BY MARRIOTT
E ST
E ST
STATE
DEPARTMENT
DOI
D ST

C ST
CONSTI
VIETNAM VETERANS
MEMORIAL

whole percent 2. CoStar (Q4 2015) 3. Boundary defined as Constitution Ave.,
22nd St., 27th St., N St
Reflecting Pool
LINCOLN
MEMORIAL
WWII
MEMORIAL
KOREAN WAR
MEMORIAL
CONTACT
Washington, DC Economic Partnership
VE
LA
RIA
Arlington
Memorial
Bridge
INDEPENDENCE AVE
Potomac
Park
Tidal
Basin
NG
L
RIA
MO
E
M
Y
PKW
MO
ME
Arlington
Cemetery
Washington
Circle P
Farrag
North
Foggy Bottom/GWU
WALKSCORE
MAYF
RIZIKS
21ST ST
25TH ST
GEORGE
WASHINGTON
HOSPITAL
THOMAS P
EK
RE
Rosslyn
54%
38%
8%
0%
H&M
C
CK
RO
Theodore
Roosevelt
Island
BROOKS BROTHER
NORDSTROM RACK
ENN
WASHINGTON
HARBOUR
59%
36%
4%
0%
29TH ST
30TH ST
RITZ-CARLTON HOTEL
& LOEWS THEATRE
MAC PKWY
OTO
&P
CAPELLA
HOTEL
$133,771
$1,433,149
$959,004
$1,099,231
$488,298
$426,281
$286,992
$128,612
$290,862
TOPAZ HOTEL
RITZ-CARLTON
TRADER JOES
anne
etow n Ch
$20,860
$224,813
$151,434
$169,037
$74,972
$62,818
$45,417
$20,416
$45,605
$868,406
HILTON
GARDEN INN
M ST
FOUR
SEASONS
HOTEL
PARK
o rg
$7,355
$79,440
$53,201
$59,654
$26,457
$21,441
$15,990
$7,220
$16,166
PARK
HYATT
FAIRMONT
HOTEL
OLD STONE
HOUSE
GOLDEN
TRIANGLE
PAGE 28
VE
TA
14%
N ST
APPLE STORE
41%
35%
WARBY
PARKER
10%
33.2 GEORGETOWN
WY
Dupont
M
Circle
MI
LE
RA
HEURICH
DI
HOUSE
U
MUSEUM
WEST END/
FOGGY BOTTOM
O ST
31ST ST
33RD ST
34TH ST
35TH ST
36TH ST
37TH ST
P ST
ALLSAINTS
WH
EHU
$107,383 IT$679,682
RS
$12,090
$76,057T F
$135,087
GEORGETOWN
PAGE 24
HUGO BOSS
Ge
Entertainment &
Recreation
Pets
Food at Home
Food away from Home
Health Care
Medical Care
Home Improvement
$37,724
$4,297
$47,372
DUPONT HOTEL
U
TIC
EC
Francis Scott
Apparel
Key Memorial
Bridge
PHILLIPS
COLLECTION
Q ST
SAFEWAY
12%
51%
27%
CB2
11%
30.2
$117,376
$88,776
29%
14%
57%
$81,841
E
AV
NN
CO
18%
54%
PROSPEC
19%T ST
10%
26.4
$133,223
$95,725
28%
13%
59%
$88,505
18TH ST
LU
MB
IA R
D
IFO
CAL
S ST
Montrose
Park
SITAR C
OYSTER ADAMS
IDA
OR
FL
174,618
1.8
R ST 36%
64%
$670,045
RD
MARIE REED
ELEMENTARY
HA
MP
SH
24,012
1.5
32%
68%
$711,776
MA
KA
CO
AVE
G
MIN
WYO
Sheridan
Circle
$119,888
$83,149
34%
12%
54%
$80,470
DC ARTS CENTER
NE
W
9,349
1.4
30%
70%
$615,942
S ST
CADYS ALLEY
0
1
2-3
4+
RD
RA
BID Area
LO
Main Street
18TH ST
Dumbarton
Oaks Park
MONT R D
BEL
SAFEWAY
Average HH
Median HH
HH GEORGETOWN
Income <$50k
UNIVERSITY
HH Income $50$75k
HH Income $75k+
Age < 20
Age 2034
Age 3564
Age 65+
Median Age (years)
Great Street
19TH ST
37TH ST
38TH ST
AS
SA
CH
CK
MA
ORA
KAL
39TH ST
VE
NA
N SI
CO
WIS
AL R D
RO
WHITEHAVEN ST
23RD ST
341,308
49%
51%
94%
76%
46%
24TH ST
E
AV
43,439
49%
51%
99%
90%
60%
INCOME
AGE
Government
RE
E
IN
NS
20,735
46%
54%
98%
88%
61%
HOUSEHOLDS
GETOWN
ERSITY
ITAL
Education
WY
K PK
T ST
Households (HH)
Average HH Size
Owner-occupied
Renter-occupied
ERVOIR RD
Median HH Value
TRYST
Arts/Tourism
O
SC
WI
Population
Male
Female
Bachelors Degree +
Degree
MINTWOOD
PLACE
ANS
TO
NE
DR
Retail/Restaurant
0-3mi
HARDWARE
RM
TO
38TH ST
0-mi
GLOVER PARK0-1mi
POPULATION
SWEETGREEN
NO
US NAVAL
OBSERVATORY
IR
EA
VE
WHOLE
FOODS
MARKET
SLATE WINE BAR

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Downtown DC
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East Capitol Street/Capitol Gateway
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