2020 DC Neighborhood Profiles by WDCEP

NEIGHBORHOOD PROFILES 2020 EDITION

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OFFICE OF THE CHIEF TECHNOLOGY OFFICER

PRIVATE SECTOR PARTNERS

BOARD MEMBERS Raj Aggarwal

Jennifer Eugene

Chase W. Rynd

Board Chairman, Think Local First

Anitra Androh

Manager, Engineered Sales, Washington Gas

Executive Director, National Building Museum

Partner, Nelson Mullins Riley & Scarborough

Angie Gates

Tara Scanlon

Joseph Askew

Director, OCTFME

Partner, Holland & Knight

Vice President, Government Relations, Verizon

Emmauel Irono

Shawn Seaman

Founder & CEO, Motir Services

President, Hoffman & Associates

Steven Boyle

Stan Jackson

Annie Senatore

President & CEO, AEDC

Donna Cooper / Co-Chair Elect

Managing Director, EDENS

CEO and Lead Event Designer, Design Foundry

Region President, Pepco

Jean-Luc Brami

Karima Woods

Ernest Chrappah

Managing Director of Public/Private Development, Urban Atlantic

Director, DCRA

Susan Lacz

Brunson Cooper

Principal & CEO, Ridgewells Catering

Vice President of Business Development, RCN

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE John Falcicchio / Co-Chair Interim Deputy Mayor, Office of the Deputy Mayor for Planning and Economic Development

Richard Lake / Co-Chair Managing Principal, Roadside Development

Omar McIntosh / Vice Chair Senior Vice President, Smoot Construction

Kenneth Brewer / Secretary

Vice President, Gelberg Signs

Executive Director, H Street CDC

Corenic Construction Group, Corenic Construction

Timothy F. Veith / Treasurer

Caroline Kenney

Acting Commissioner, DISB

Joseph Torraca

Andrew Trueblood

Lisa Mallory

Director, DC Office of Planning

Anita Butani D’Souza

CEO, DCBIA

Donna Rattley Washington

Division Head, HGRM Corporation

Thomas A. Nida

Olivia Byrne / General Counsel

Colette Dafoe

Regional Vice President of Government Affairs, Comcast

Partner, K&L Gates

Office Managing Partner, Nixon Peabody

Executive Vice President/Market Executive, City First Bank

President, United Bank

Keith J. Sellars / President President & CEO, Washington DC Economic Partnership

Sybongile Cook / DMPED Representative Director of Business Development & Strategy, Office of the Deputy Mayor for Planning and Economic Development

Timothy Duggan Senior Vice President and Commercial Regional Group Manager, TD Bank

Partner, Cordia Partners

Executive Director, Anacostia Business Improvement District

Kristi Whitﬁeld

Gregory O'Dell

Hope Wilson

Daniel Duke

President & CEO, Events DC

Prinicipal Mid-Atlantic Region, Bohler

Lindsey Parker

Josh Etter Director, Development, Foulger Pratt

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Mitch Weintraub

Kristina Noell

Chief Technology Officer, OCTO

William Rich President, Delta Associates

Director, DSLBD Director of Pre-development Services, BKV Group

Donna Woodall Director of Citizenship & Public Affairs, Microsoft

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA

THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA HAS BEEN EXPERIENCING exponential urban growth for the past two decades, with billions of dollars in new investments in its downtown, along its waterfront, and neighborhoods throughout the city. These developments along with new retail, restaurants and entertainment options have resulted in signiﬁcant growth of several neighborhoods throughout the District.

1.5 100K+ MILLION INCREASE IN POPULATION SINCE 2010 1

RETAIL SQUARE FEET UNDER CONSTRUCTION 2

52,300 DC METRO AREA JOB GROWTH IN 2019 3

$15.6 BILLION

TAXABLE RETAIL + RESTAURANT SALES IN 2018 (8.8% INCREASE FROM 2017) 4

1. U.S. Census Bureau, Population Division (2010-2019); 2. Washington DC Economic Partnership (12/2019); 3. BLS (November 2018–October 2019); 4. Office of the Chief Financial Officer (FY20 Proposed Budget & Financial Plan)

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THE NEIGHBORHOOD PROFILES The Neighborhood Profiles offers a concise overview, detailed demographic information, resources, maps, and latest updates for 55 neighborhoods throughout DC. WDCEP did not define the boundaries of neighborhoods found throughout this publication, but instead worked with the Office of Planning and Economic Development, the Office of Planning, and the Department of Small & Local Business Development to determine which areas to profile by identifying points of interest within a reasonable proximity of the center of commercial corridors. Most data mentioned in the profile is based on the half-mile radius highlighted on

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DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA POPULATION

KEY DEMOGRAPHIC DATA AVERAGE HOUSEHOLD EXPENDITURES ON ENTERTAINMENT + RECREATION 2

RESIDENTIAL POPULATION 1

705,749

AVERAGE HOUSEHOLD EXPENDITURES ON FOOD AT & AWAY FROM HOME 2

$4,524 $12,767

Retail has been at the forefront of the development that has taken place throughout the District as the continued growth in population, employment, and wages has considerably boosted aggregate consumer expenditures in the District. The growing retail market in DC favors experience-oriented tenants such as restaurants, bars, movie theaters, gyms, and grocery stores due in part to their resilience to online competition. In particular, restaurants and bars drive a large portion of the retail activity in DC. In 2018, estimated taxable retail and restaurant sales totaled $15.6 billion. In 2017, restaurant sales in DC crossed the $4 billion mark3 for the first time and this preference towards dining does not come as a surprise as DC is nationally recognized for its robust culinary scene with 125 restaurants featured in DC’s Michelin Guide. 18 of these 125 restaurants earned at least one star and 43 of them made the Bib Gourmand list. Several new restaurants in DC have also earned national recognition including Call Your Mother Deli, which was named among Bon Appetit’s 50 Best New Restaurants in America in 2019. The following neighborhoods, which will be examined in more detail throughout this publication, will see the most retail and restaurant space deliver over the next few years.

RETAIL PROJECTS UNDER CONSTRUCTION (SF IN THOUSANDS)4 500

451

400

300

Population1 Daytime Population Male Female High School Graduate + Bachelor’s Degree + Graduate/Professional Degree

705,749 1,199,196 48% 52% 90% 58% 34%

HOUSEHOLDS Households (HH) Average HH Size Families Average Family Size Owner-occupied Renter-occupied Median Home Value

311,228 2.13 128,650 3.05 41% 59% $654,818

INCOME Average HH Median HH HH Income <$50k HH Income $50–$75k HH Income $75k+ Average HH Disposable

$125,544 $82,381 34% 13% 54% $79,972

AGE Age < 20 Age 20–34 Age 35–64 Age 65+ Median Age (years)

20% 29% 37% 14% 35.6

CONSUMER EXPENDITURES ($ thousands) Apparel Child Care 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

$1,006,675 $252,415 $93,341 $1,407,905 $258,119 $2,295,469 $1,678,052 $2,367,456 $786,570 $950,686 $893,373 $381,746 $465,642

295

AVAILABLE VEHICLES PER HH2 0 1 2–3 4+

194

200

130

124

117

100

116

MARKET POTENTIAL (Expected No. of Adults/HHs) 83

0 Capitol Riverfront

Tenleytown

Southwest Waterfront

Capitol Hill

Hillcrest / Skyland

36% 44% 19% 1%

NoMa 14th & U Streets/ Logan Circle

Rest of DC

Sources: 1. U.S. Census Bureau, Population Division (July 1, 2019); 2. Esri forecasts for 2019; 3. Office of the Chief Financial Officer (FY20 Proposed Budget & Financial Plan); 4. Washington DC Economic Partnership (projects under construction as of December 2019)

Have a smartphone Own any tablet Household owns any pet Used organic food in last 6 months Attended a movie in last 6 months

89% 49% 37% 34% 63%

Source: ESRI, 2019 Estimates & Projections 1. U.S. Census Bureau, Population Division (July 1, 2019) 2. American Community Survey (2013–2017), values are rounded to nearest whole percent

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DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA DC RETAIL DELIVERIES (SF IN THOUSANDS) 1200

1,042

1000 800

690

637

600 400

862

750 616

474 331

312

314

2010

2011

2012

330

277

200 0

2013

2014

2015

2016

2017

2018

2019

2020* 2021*

Source: Washington DC Economic Partnership. *based on projects under construction (as of December 2019).

NOTABLE RETAIL OPENINGS IN 2019 BUSINESS

NEIGHBORHOOD

Apple

Downtown DC

EST. OPENING

NOTABLE RETAIL PROJECTS UNDER CONSTRUCTION TYPE

Q2 Speciality Merchandise

Brasserie Liberté

Georgetown

Restaurant

Busboys and Poets

Anacostia

Restaurant

(DECEMBER 2019) PROJECT

NEIGHBORHOOD

City Ridge

Tenleytown

RETAIL SF 194,000

DELIVERY Q2 2022

The Wharf (Phase II)

The Wharf

119,559

Q3 2022

Skyland Town Center (Block 2)

Hillcrest/Skyland

117,000

Q3 2020

Riverpoint

Capitol Riverfront

70,441

Q2 2020 Q2 2020

Cheesemonster Studio

Kennedy Street

Catering

Chipotle

Congress Heights/Saint Elizabeths

Restaurant

Frager's Hardware

Capitol Hill

Q2 Speciality Merchandise

Beckert’s Park

Capitol Hill

68,000

Café

Eckington Yards

NoMa

67,264

Q3 2021

The Kelvin

Capitol Riverfront

59,000

Q1 2020

FreSHE Cafe

Deanwood

Hook Hall

Howard U/Pleasant Plains

Bar

la BETTY

Mount Vernon Triangle

Restaurant

AVEC

H Street, NE

53,507

Q1 2020

La Cosecha

Union Market

Food Hall

The Wren

14th & U Streets / Shaw

49,156

Q4 2020 Q1 2020

North Italia

Golden Triangle

Restaurant

West Half

Capitol Riverfront

42,000

Provost

Rhode Island Avenue, NE/ Woodridge

Restaurant

Bryant Street (Phase I)

Rhode Island Ave, NE/Brentwood

40,390

Q1 2021

2100 Pennsylvania Avenue

Foggy Bottom - GWU

30,000

Q2 2022

Red Bear Brewing Company

NoMa

Shop Made in D.C.

Southwest Waterfront & Georgetown

Target

Cleveland Park, Tenleytown, Georgia Avenue/Walter Reed, New York Ave/Ivy City,

Tiffany & Co.

Downtown DC

Trader Joe's

Glover Park

Union Kitchen Grocery

Shaw, Downtown DC

Walters Sports Bar

Capitol Riverfront

Wawa

Columbia Heights, Tenleytown, Adams Morgan

Brewery

Q1, Q3 Speciality Merchandise Q1, Q1, Q4, Q4 Speciality Merchandise

Q2 Speciality Merchandise Q3

Press House at Union District

NoMa

27,282

Q2 2021

Blackbird

Capitol Hill

25,704

Q1 2020

Reservation 13 (Phase I)

Capitol Hill

25,000

Q2 2020

Collection14

14th & U Streets/Logan Circle

25,000

Q3 2021

Source: Washington DC Economic Partnership

Grocery

Q1, Q4

Grocery

Restaurant/Bar

Q2, Q2, Q3

Convenience/Coffee

Source: Washington DC Economic Partnership

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14th & U Streets / Logan Circle

28 Golden Triangle

Adams Morgan

29 H Street, NE

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

Brookland

35 Mount Pleasant

Capitol Hill

36 Mount Vernon Triangle

10 Capitol Riverfront 11

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37 New York Avenue / Ivy City 38 NoMa

12 Central 14th Street / Spring Road

39 North Capitol

13 Central 14th Street / WMATA Northern Bus Barn

40 Northwest One

14 Chevy Chase / Friendship Heights

42 Parkside / Kenilworth

15 Cleveland Park

43 Pennsylvania Avenue, SE

16 Columbia Heights

44 Petworth / Park View

17 Congress Heights / Saint Elizabeths

45 Rhode Island Ave, NE / Brentwood

18 Deanwood

46 Rhode Island Ave, NE / Woodridge

19 Downtown DC

47 Shaw

20 Dupont Circle

48 Southwest Waterfront

21 East Capitol Street / Capitol Gateway

49 Takoma

22 Fort Lincoln / Dakota Crossing

50 Tenleytown

23 Fort Totten / Riggs Park

51 Union Market

24 Georgetown

52 Van Ness

25 Georgia Avenue / Brightwood

53 West End / Foggy Bottom

26 Georgia Avenue / Walter Reed

54 Woodley Park

27 Glover Park

55 The Wharf

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Takoma

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14 & U/ Logan Circle

20 Georgetown

Golden Triangle

Dupont Circle

1 Shaw

New York Avenue/Ivy City NoMa

Union Market Parkside/ Kenilworth

53 West End/ Foggy Bottom

Northwest One

Fort Lincoln/ Dakota Crossing

Mt Vernon Triangle

42 Deanwood

H Street, NE

Downtown

Minnesota & Benning

Capitol Hill

East Capitol Street/ Capitol Gateway

Benning Road/ East Capitol Street Southwest Waterfront

55 The Wharf

Barracks Row

10 Capitol Riverfront

Anacostia

Pennsylvania Avenue, SE

30 5

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Barry Farm

Congress Heights/ Saint Elizabeths

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Lincoln Heights/ Richardson Dwellings

Bellevue/ South Capitol

14TH & U STREETS / LOGAN CIRCLE

NAMED ONE OF APA’S GREAT PLACES IN AMERICA, and one of the friendliest & most-welcoming neighborhoods in the U.S. by National Geographic, the 14th & U Street corridors are at the center of DC’s renaissance. As a top 15 U.S. market for young professionals, visitors can experience some of the best mix of high-end dining, retail, residential, entertainment and cultural offerings in DC.1 NEW DEVELOPMENT • The Liz delivered 60,000 SF of office (anchored by the Whitman-Walker Health clinic), 78 apartments & 20,000 SF of retail at 14th & R Streets in Q3 2019. • A total of 689 new residential units and a new Whole Foods will deliver in two separate projects at Florida & W Streets in 2020. • Collection14 (14th & V Streets) started construction and will deliver 25,000 SF of retail, 233 apartments & 4,000 SF for arts uses in Q3 2021.

TOP LOCAL INDUSTRIES 2 92,841 Total Area Employment • Professional, Scientiﬁc & Technical Services: 27% • Other Services: 22% (except Public Administration) • Accommodation & Food Services: 14%

NOTABLE RETAIL OPENINGS IN 2019 • • • • • • • •

Café U (coffee shop) Framebridge (home goods) Joybird (furniture) Mexicue (Mexican restaurant) Parachute (home goods) Sephora (cosmetics) Seven Reasons (Latin restaurant) Phillips Seafood & Steaks

WHOLE FOODS + TRADER JOE’S + WHOLE FOODS + MORE When the second Whole Foods opens in 2020, the neighborhood will have 5 grocery stores, including Trader Joe’s, Streets Market & Cafe, and Yes! Organic Market.

A DESTINATION NEIGHBORHOOD • Seven Reasons was named “Best New Restaurant in America” by Esquire Magazine in 2019. • In 2018 Maydan was named the No. 2 best new restaurant in America by Bon Appetit, made Food&Wine's Restaurants of the Year, and a semiﬁnalist for the James Beard Foundation's Best New Restaurant. • Bresca and Maydan both received a Michelin Guide star and Pearl Dive was included in the 2020 Bib Gourmand list. 1. JLL, City Retail 2020; 2. JobsEQ (data for 20005 & 20009 Zip Codes, as of 2019 Q3)

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CONTACT District Bridges Brianne Dornbush, Executive Director (202) 450-4415 • brianne@districtbridges.org districtbridges.org

ADAMS MORGAN

VIBRANT, ECLECTIC, UNIQUE—Adams Morgan is renowned for its fantastic restaurants and nightlife, colorful storefronts, and historic, tree-lined residential streets. More than 240 restaurants and businesses call this artistic neighborhood home, from friendly sidewalk cafes to Michelin-starred restaurants with diverse cuisine, intimate local shops, and some of Washington’s liveliest nightspots. New residential and retail development in the neighborhood is attracting young professionals and families to the diversity of culture, tastes and activities. NEW GROWTH

ACCLAIMED DINING • The Michelin Guide reviewed nearly a dozen restaurants in the area, with A Rake’s Progress and Spoken English added to the list. • Exciting openings in 2019 included The Imperial, The Game Sports Pub, Tikki on 18th, and Isshin Ramen. In early 2020, expect Reveler’s Hour by the owners of Tail Up Goat; and a new three-level Japanese concept from former DC restaurateur of the year Darren Norris. • “Dwell Magazine” named Adams Morgan “DC’s nightlife center” due to the wide array of venues that host live theater, comedy shows, and live music nearly every night. • The neighborhood features one of the largest concentration of diverse and international restaurants in the city, with dining options including Asian, African, South American, and Latin American cuisine.

CULTURE & PROGRAMMING The Adams Morgan Partnership organizes an array of events, attracting more than 24,000 people in 2019, including a summer outdoor movie series partnering with the Smithsonian’s National Air & Space Museum, and the lauded Adams Morgan PorchFest, which features over 50 musical acts.

41%

population aged 20–34

81%

population with Bachelor’s Degree or higher

$149K

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WASHINGTON DC ECONOMIC PARTNERSHIP · DC NEIGHBORHOOD PROFILES 2020

• More than 500+ residential units are beginning to deliver, with 160 still under construction and delivering in 2020. • Urban Dwell, a neighborhood boutique specializing in unique gifts, housewares, accessories, and more, was a 2019 ﬁnalist for the U.S. Chamber of Commerce’s “Dream Big” award for veteran-owned businesses. • The LINE DC Hotel, with its renowned restaurants, is the buzziest hotel in DC (The Washington Post), and the best hotel for music-lovers (Budget Travel).

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Source: ESRI, 2019 Estimates & Projections; 1. American Community Survey (2013-2017), values are rounded to nearest whole percent; 2. WMATA (FY 2019); 3. DDoT (Daily Avg, 2017); 4. TransitScreen

CONTACT Adams Morgan Partnership BID Kristen Barden, Executive Director (202) 997-0783 • kbarden@adamsmorganonline.org admodc.org

ANACOSTIA

LOCATED NEAR THE BANKS of the Anacostia River, this historic neighborhood continues to ﬂourish with its dynamic small business environment, thriving arts scene, and booming real estate market. Anacostia’s commercial corridors are centrally located between the U.S. Navy Yard and St. Elizabeths West Campus— the new home of the Department of Homeland Security—and located in HUB Zones with excellent access provided by Metrorail, Capital Bikeshare, I-295, I-395 and the Suitland Parkway.

ART & SMALL BUSINESS HUB • The HIVE 2.0, a small business incubator, is home to more than 55 entrepreneurs, including Mahogany Books, Nubian Hueman, and the Fresh Food Factory Market. • Busboys & Poets opened a full-service restaurant and Hospitality & Culinary Leadership Institute in 2019. • Anacostia is home to cultural destinations including American Islamic Heritage Museum, Anacostia Arts Center, Anacostia Playhouse, Craig Kraft Studio, Frederick Douglass National Historic Site, Vivid Solutions Gallery, Honﬂeur Gallery, Smithsonian’s Anacostia Community Museum, Project Create, and WeAct Radio. • Annual special events include the Martin Luther King Jr. Parade, Anacostia River Festival, Flower Power, the Anacostia Jazz Hop, and Lumen8.

COMMUNITY INVESTMENTS TOP LOCAL INDUSTRIES 6,132 Total Area Employment • Health Care & Social Assistance: 31% • Public Administration: 8% • Construction: 8%

• Anacostia’s commercial corridors are designated Great Streets corridors and small businesses can apply for grants to cover capital improvements and certain soft costs. In 2019, up to $50,000 was awarded per location. • The 11th Street Bridge Park project will create new dynamic community space and provide enhanced connections across the river to the Capitol Hill and Capitol Riverfront neighborhoods in 2023.

NEW INVESTMENTS. NEW OPPORTUNITIES. • MLK Gateway I: 48,500 SF mixed-use project with 14,000 SF of retail and the new HQ for cybersecurity ﬁrm Enlightened has started construction. • Maple View Flats: 114 residential units & 15,000 SF of retail (anchored by a future Starbucks) delivered in 2019. • 1615 Good Hope Road: Plans call for 56 multifamily units & 10,000 SF of commercial space. • Reunion Square: The next phase will include 134 residential units, up to 393,000 SF of office, and 24,000 SF of retail/cultural uses. • The Clara (2311–2323 Martin Luther King Jr. Ave.): Plans call for an 80-unit affordable housing project with 11,000 SF of ground ﬂoor retail. 1.JobsEQ (data for 20020 Zip Code, as of 2019 Q3)

WASHINGTON DC ECONOMIC PARTNERSHIP · DC NEIGHBORHOOD PROFILES 2020

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CONTACT Anacostia Business Improvement District Kristina Noell, Executive Director (202) 449-9872 • kristina@anacostiabid.org anacostiabid.org • goanacostia.com

BARRACKS ROW

NW SE

STEEPED IN U.S. HISTORY, 8th Street, SE is DC’s oldest commercial corridor. It is anchored by the Washington Navy Yard, since 1798, and the United States Marine Corps Barracks, for which it is named, since 1801. These two military bases bring over 18,000 employees each day into the neighborhood. Experience the diverse dining and retail opportunities in one of the most prominent of the thriving Capitol Hill neighborhoods.

TOP LOCAL INDUSTRIES 1 44,233 Total Area Employment • Public Administration: 40% • Professional, Scientiﬁc & Technical Services: 14% • Accommodation & Food Services: 10%

DESTINATION ENTERTAINMENT & EVENTS • The Capital Turnaround opened in the Blue Castle and is a new 1000-seat entertainment venue. • The historic Miracle Theater (c. 1909) hosts movies, concerts and other live events. • Taste of 8th (spring) • The Barracks Row Garden Party (summer) • 4th of July Parade • Fall Festival & Santa Arrives on 8th

18 NEW BUSINESSES SINCE 2018 New businesses that have opened along the corridor in the past two years include Amara, Bombay Street Food, Capitol Learning Academy, Chesapeake Bay Foundation, Cycled!, Elemeno, European Wax, Mekki Modern Moroccan, Navy Nails, Ovation Eye Institute, Taco City, and The Vanity Box.

RECENT INVESTMENTS • The Emblem at Barracks Row sold 20 new residential condos & delivered 3,000 SF of retail at 8th & Virginia Ave. in 2018. • MMG has delivered 14 new residential units at 9th & Potomac Ave. with a 49-unit addition to 816 Potomac Ave to follow in 2020. • Martin-Diamond Properties acquired 507 8th St. & 526 8th St. for $10 million and the properties are under construction with a three-story commercial property opening spring 2020. 1. JobsEQ (data for 20003 Zip Code, as of 2019 Q3)

WASHINGTON DC ECONOMIC PARTNERSHIP · DC NEIGHBORHOOD PROFILES 2020

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Source: ESRI, 2019 Estimates & Projections; 1. American Community Survey (2013-2017), values are rounded to nearest whole percent; 2. WMATA (FY 2019); 3. DDoT (Daily Avg, 2017); 4. TransitScreen

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CONTACT Barracks Row Main Street, Inc. Martin Smith, Executive Director (202) 544-3188 martin@barracksrow.org barracksrow.org

BARRY FARM

NW SE

ONE OF FOUR NEW COMMUNITIES INITIATIVES, the Barry Farm redevelopment will revitalize the neighborhood by producing up to 1,100 mixed-income rental and for sale residential units and 40,000 square feet of retail space.

NEW COMMUNITIES INITIATIVE The New Communities Initiative is a DC government program, managed by the Office of the Deputy Mayor for Planning and Economic Development, designed to revitalize severely distressed subsidized housing, and to create vibrant mixedincome communities that assists with addressing the needs of its residents.

PHASE I TO START IN 2020 • The ﬁrst phase will produce 281 affordable units and 170 public housing replacement units. • Building 1B is slated to start construction in December 2020 with 108 apartments for seniors aged 55 and older and 77 residences reserved for public housing replacement units.

47,000 SF IN THE NEW BARRY FARM RECREATION & AQUATIC CENTER (2015 OPENING)

WASHINGTON DC ECONOMIC PARTNERSHIP · DC NEIGHBORHOOD PROFILES 2020

1.86 MILLION

POTENTIAL SF OF THE BARRY FARM REDEVELOPMENT PLAN WHICH CALLS FOR 1,100 NEW RESIDENTIAL UNITS AND 40,000 SF OF NEIGHBORHOODSERVING RETAIL.

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$43,734 $24,394 70% 14% 16% $32,897

$103,346 $66,721 40% 13% 47% $68,782

34% 24% 33% 8% 29.3

31% 24% 35% 10% 31.5

22% 28% 38% 13% 35.4

$2,283 $522 $203 $3,124 $564 $5,378 $3,596 $5,489 $1,816 $1,934 $1,931 $826 $1,028

$7,452 $1,720 $669 $10,211 $1,856 $17,515 $11,908 $17,917 $5,927 $6,328 $6,377 $2,731 $3,417

$274,045 $67,475 $25,117 $380,881 $69,814 $631,110 $452,076 $651,647 $216,319 $251,296 $241,238 $103,260 $126,668

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56% 32% 12% 0%

48% 36% 15% 0%

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6,042 / 2,050

Anacostia

13,700 9,400 108,200

Martin L. King Jr. Avenue, SE Firth Sterling Avenue I-295

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Source: ESRI, 2019 Estimates & Projections; 1. American Community Survey (2013-2017), values are rounded to nearest whole percent; 2. WMATA (FY 2019); 3. DDoT (Daily Avg, 2017); 4. TransitScreen

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101,412 2.2 35% 65% $500,261

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228,690 47% 53% 89% 45% 24%

CONSUMER EXPENDITURES ($ thousands)

U.S. COAST GUARD HQ

17,241 45% 55% 82% 19% 9%

Age < 20 Age 20–34 Age 35–64 Age 65+ Median Age (years)

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CONTACT Office of the Deputy Mayor for Planning & Economic Development Samara Gomez, Project Manager, New Communities Initiative (202) 545-3123 • Samara.gomez@dc.gov

BELLEVUE / SOUTH CAPITOL

SW/SE

BELLEVUE IS AN EMERGING residential neighborhood, ﬁlled with community character and cultural signiﬁcance. Recent new additions to the area include the Conway Health and Resource Center-Community of Hope and the William O. Lockridge/Bellevue Library. These new investments have positioned Martin Luther King, Jr. Avenue and South Capitol Street on the cusp of exciting new economic development growth. NEW GROCERY + RETAIL

NEW INVESTMENTS • The South Capitol Street Shopping Center site is being redeveloped by City Interests & Michaels Development Corporation into a $58 million, mixed-use project with 195 residential units and 5,000 SF of retail space (2020 delivery). • The site at 3840 & 3848 South Capitol Street, SE will be redeveloped into a four-story, 106unit affordable housing property.

TOP LOCAL INDUSTRIES

13,338 Total Area Employment • Public Administration: 37% • Health Care & Social Assistance: 25% • Utilities: 8%

• A 3,800 SF Good Food Markets grocery will open in 2020 in the redevelopment of the former South Capitol Street Shopping Center site. The project was awarded $880,000 from the Neighborhood Prosperity Fund to assist with the buildout. • Trinity Plaza is a mixed-use development that delivered 49 apartments and 6,000 SF of retail space, anchored by Bellevue Pharmacy, in 2015.

GREAT STREETS RETAIL SMALL BUSINESS GRANTS Martin Luther King, Jr. Avenue and South Capitol Street are designated Great Streets corridors. As funds become available, small businesses can apply for grants to cover capital improvements and certain soft costs. In 2019, up to $50,000 was awarded per location.

1. JobsEQ (data for 20032 Zip Code, as of 2019 Q3)

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169,703 46% 54% 88% 35% 18%

4,516 2.3 23% 77% $294,141

11,464 2.5 25% 75% $263,741

70,895 2.4 36% 64% $359,118

$47,632 $30,271 68% 14% 18% $35,855

$50,567 $33,403 64% 14% 22% $38,363

$93,717 $60,083 43% 14% 43% $66,173

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$5,747 $1,298 $516 $7,940 $1,433 $13,569 $9,082 $13,989 $4,647 $5,072 $4,891 $2,096 $2,611

$15,594 $3,583 $1,394 $21,438 $3,897 $36,861 $24,923 $37,876 $12,552 $13,475 $13,370 $5,737 $7,182

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126,778

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Source: ESRI, 2019 Estimates & Projections; 1. American Community Survey (2013-2017), values are rounded to nearest whole percent; 2. WMATA (FY 2019); 3. DDoT (Daily Avg, 2017); 4. TransitScreen

CONTACT Washington DC Economic Partnership Derek Ford, SVP, Emerging Neighborhoods (202) 661-8673 • dford@wdcep.com wdcep.com

BENNING ROAD / EAST CAPITOL STREET

NE/SE

A NEW MIXED-USE DEVELOPMENT adjacent to the Benning Road Metrorail Station has brought new affordable housing, neighborhood services and retail/restaurant space to the adjacent neighborhoods of Benning Heights, Capitol View and Marshall Heights. The planned Benning Road Streetcar Expansion will connect the area to the H Street, NE corridor and Union Station.

NEW INVESTMENT THE CONWAY CENTER The recently completed $90 million mixed-use building developed by So Others Might Eat (SOME) offers 202 affordable residential units, 37,600 SF for medical/dental uses and administrative offices, an employment training center and a sit-down deli.

NEW NEIGHBORHOOD RETAIL + SERVICES • The new Benning Ridge DMV Service Center at 4525 Benning Road opened in 2016 and brings a steady stream of daily customers to the area. • The renovated Shrimp Boat Plaza offers freshly made donuts, locally roasted coffee & espresso drinks, ice cream & sorbet, along with breakfast, lunch & dinner menus.

BENNING ROAD STREETCAR EXPANSION The 18-month design process for the 2.2-mile streetcar eastward extension of the H Street/Benning Road Line, which will extend service from Oklahoma Avenue to the Benning Road Metrorail Station, has started with potential revenue operation by 2025.

• Chapman Development is planning to redevelop the former George Washington Carver Apartments 4.5acre site (47th & East Capitol Streets, SE) into 138 affordable apartments and 28 for-sale rowhouses. • The former home to a KFC restaurant (4401–4407 and 4435 Benning Road, NE) is a 25,926 SF site with a development potential of about 125,000 SF.

TOP LOCAL INDUSTRIES 1 8,658 Total Area Employment • Educational Services: 19% • Health Care & Social Assistance: 18% • Public Administration: 13%

1. JobsEQ (data for 20019 Zip Code, as of 2019 Q3)

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4,347 2.3 38% 62% $291,196

15,305 2.5 39% 61% $291,519

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$55,358 $39,857 58% 19% 24% $41,369

$54,834 $35,781 61% 17% 23% $40,661

$80,714 $53,778 47% 16% 37% $56,601

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25% 20% 38% 16% 38.3

28% 21% 36% 14% 35.4

24% 22% 39% 15% 37.9

CONSUMER EXPENDITURES ($ thousands)

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$22,298 $4,936 $1,987 $31,173 $5,751 $53,091 $35,537 $56,084 $18,667 $20,543 $19,394 $8,277 $10,337

$168,521 $39,137 $15,254 $240,027 $44,697 $398,514 $275,304 $427,234 $142,448 $168,552 $151,114 $64,429 $79,808

AVAILABLE VEHICLES PER HH1 0 1 2-3 4+

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44% 38% 18% 1%

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$6,363 $1,467 $566 $8,905 $1,612 $14,918 $9,960 $15,701 $5,205 $6,007 $5,423 $2,299 $2,804

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178,347 150,000

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Source: ESRI, 2019 Estimates & Projections; 1. American Community Survey (2013-2017), values are rounded to nearest whole percent; 2. WMATA (FY 2019); 3. DDoT (Daily Avg, 2017); 4. TransitScreen

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CONTACT Washington DC Economic Partnership Derek Ford, SVP, Emerging Neighborhoods (202) 661-8673 • dford@wdcep.com wdcep.com

BROOKLAND

FROM ITS ART DECO ARCHITECTURE to the Basilica of the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception to local anchors such as Dance Place, Brookland is a haven for arts and culture. Furthermore, with tree-lined streets, singlefamily residences, a new town center and Metrorail access, the neighborhood offers tremendous retail and restaurant opportunities close to the heart of the nation’s capital.

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, Busboys & Poets, Starbucks, and Brookland Pint. Phase II has started and will deliver 156 apartments & 20,200 SF of retail space in fall 2020.

TOP LOCAL INDUSTRIES 1 9,849 Total Area Employment • Health Care & Social Assistance: 34% • Educational Services: 23% • Other Services: 14% (except Public Administration)

CENTRALLY LOCATED TO FIVE HOSPITALS • Children’s Hospital • Hospital for Sick Children Pediatric Center • National Rehabilitation Hospital • Veteran’s Administration Hospital • Washington Hospital Center

EXPANDED CULINARY SCENE Recent notable businesses openings: • Calabash Tea & Tonic—2019 • The Bakers’ Lounge (bakery) —2018 relocation • Masala Story (Indian restaurant) —2017 • Primrose (French restaurant & wine bar)—2017 • Tastemakers (food incubator)—2018 1. JobsEQ (data for 20017 Zip Code, as of 2019 Q3)

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$8,446 $2,095 $783 $12,151 $2,231 $19,407 $13,937 $20,358 $6,782 $9,109 $7,616 $3,210 $3,875

$27,703 $6,518 $2,549 $40,204 $7,494 $65,179 $45,674 $69,908 $23,398 $29,955 $25,391 $10,690 $13,403

$487,062 $120,839 $45,358 $680,062 $124,872 $1,116,433 $817,593 $1,139,546 $378,874 $459,448 $433,979 $185,429 $226,707

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28% 44% 26% 2%

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Metrorail Exits2

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25,000 9,600 8,300

Michigan Avenue, NE Monroe Street, NE 12th Street, NE

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Source: ESRI, 2019 Estimates & Projections; 1. American Community Survey (2013-2017), values are rounded to nearest whole percent; 2. WMATA (FY 2019); 3. DDoT (Daily Avg, 2017); 4. TransitScreen

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CONTACT Washington DC Economic Partnership Chad Shuskey, SVP, Research & Real Estate (202) 661-8670 • cshuskey@wdcep.com wdcep.com

CAPITOL HILL

NE/SE

THROUGH THE ECONOMIC RENAISSANCE of the past ﬁfteen years, Capitol Hill is now both a quaint neighborhood and a world-class destination. Locals are passionate about everything their neighborhood has to offer: charming architecture, quaint shops, superb eateries, and the iconic U.S. Capitol building, Library of Congress, and the Supreme Court. The urbane blend of highly educated locals, Washington power players and young, energetic professionals creates an electric vitality attracting new residents, businesses and visitors from around the world every day.

NOTABLE NEW BUSINESS OPENINGS IN 2019

TOP LOCAL INDUSTRIES 1

EASTERN MARKET

• Bombay Street Food

44,233 Total Area Employment

• Buffalo & Bergen

• Public Administration: 40%

• District Soul Food

• Professional, Scientiﬁc & Technical Services: 14%

One of DC’s oldest public markets, Eastern Market has been a bustling weekend magnet for residents and visitors alike since 1873. The market is a popular destination for fresh food, community events, and on weekends, local farm-fresh produce and handmade arts and crafts.

• Eat Brgz • Emilie’s

• Accommodation & Food Services: 10%

• Frager’s Hardware (reopening)

HISTORIC DISTRICT Located in one of the nation’s largest historic districts, the Capitol Hill trade area includes the U.S. Capitol, Senate and House office buildings, Supreme Court, Library of Congress, and DC’s oldest commercial corridor—Barracks Row.

UNION STATION This historic intermodal transportation hub and shopping center is located just blocks from the U.S. Capitol. Union Station hosts about 40 million annual travelers & visitors and is home to close to 200 specialty shops & 50 dining establishments.

1. JobsEQ (data for 20003 Zip Code, as of 2019 Q3)

WASHINGTON DC ECONOMIC PARTNERSHIP · DC NEIGHBORHOOD PROFILES 2020

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POPULATION Population Male Female High School Graduate + Bachelor’s Degree + Graduate / Professional Degree

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15,507 49% 51% 97% 84% 49%

50,112 49% 51% 96% 79% 45%

300,522 48% 52% 90% 53% 30%

7,640 1.9 50% 50% $942,315

25,422 1.9 44% 56% $824,213

136,425 2.1 35% 65% $602,862

$189,506 $132,276 16% 10% 74% $111,924

$162,010 $115,897 22% 9% 69% $99,241

$111,958 $75,079 38% 12% 50% $73,008

14% 32% 40% 14% 36.9

14% 34% 40% 12% 36.0

20% 30% 38% 12% 35.0

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ML MLK GATEWAY AT ATEWAY WALGREENS WAL ALG AL LGREE ENS

Exits Exits2

Capital Capital Bikeshare Bikeshare Traffic Traffic 3 Arrivals Counts Counts Counts

Mobility Mobility Walkscore Walkscore 4 Score ScoreANA ANACOSTIA A NACO NACOS OSTIA

45,490 / 12,738 5,906 / 3,579

8,653 25,873

99 100

23,400 37,000

2019 2019 AvgMonthly MonthlyAverage Pennsylvania Street Name Ave., Here SE COLUMBIAN

PLAYHOUSE PL PLAYH HOUSE OU E

98 98

150,000 151,203

BUSBO BUSBOYS BO OYS & POETS PO ANACOSTIA ANAC COSTIA C O ORGANICS RGANICS NI U S

Excellent ExcellentMobility Mobility Walker's Walker'sParadise Paradise E

Avg Avgweekday/Avg weekday / Avgweekend weekend

ARTS A ANACOSTIA AN ANACOST AR RTS CENTER R Residents Residents w/in STUDIOS KRAFT K FT STUDIO OS Sw/in HONFLEUR H GALLERY ALride ALLERY Y 1010min. min.car car ride

MOBILITY

DEPARTMENT D EPARTMENT OF O HOUSING & COMMUNITY Y DEVELOPEMENT

Poplar Point

H ST

rederick Douglass Bridge Total Metrorail Metrorail

$36,636 $10,264 $3,418 $51,163 $9,247 $79,637 $61,562 $81,296 $27,008 $35,091 $32,139 $13,680 $15,640

$105,573 $28,676 $9,895 $145,852 $26,482 $232,412 $178,560 $234,306 $77,695 $96,265 $92,754 $39,696 $46,545

$400,309 $98,974 $36,994 $551,554 $100,671 $914,391 $663,579 $930,043 $308,547 $355,034 $350,070 $150,049 $183,447

0 1 2-3 4+

24% 55% 21% 0%

40% 44% 15% 1%

MOBILITY Metrorail Exits2 avg weekday/avg weekend

5,838 / 2,750 3,721 / 1,194 28,634 / 7,505 7,297 / 1,289

Eastern Market Potomac Ave Union Station Capitol South

Source: ESRI, 2019 Estimates & Projections; 1. American Community Survey (2013-2017), values are rounded to nearest whole percent; 2. WMATA (FY 2019); 3. DDoT (Daily Avg, 2017); 4. TransitScreen

D DIAMOND TEAGUE PARK

L-PURPO L-PURPOSE OSE O E SALT LT T LINE

AVAILABLE VEHICLES PER HH1

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Age < 20 Age 20–34 Age 35–64 Age 65+ Median Age (years)

CONSUMER EXPENDITURES ($ thousands) DS ST T

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US ET TS AV E

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Households (HH) Average HH Size Owner-occupied Renter-occupied Median HH Value

EA VE

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2TH ST 112

11TH S ST T

10TH ST S

9TH ST

1ST ST

7TH ST

Stanton Square

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HOUSEHOLDS

CONTACT Capitol Hill BID Patty Brosmer, President (202) 842-3333 pbrosmer@capitolhillbid.org capitolhillbid.org

Eastern Market Main Street Charles McCaffrey, Executive Director (202) 853-9810 info@easternmarketmainstreet.org

easternmarketmainstreet.org

CAPITOL RIVERFRONT

DC’S BUSINESSES AND RESIDENTS are continuing to ﬂock towards a new community in one of the largest riverfront redevelopment districts in the U.S. Located just ﬁve blocks south of the U.S. Capitol, the Capitol Riverfront neighborhood offers a waterfront setting with a distinct maritime heritage, multi-modal accessibility, nationally recognized parks, vibrant retail, and two professional sports stadiums.

DIVERSIFYING OFFICE TENANTS • In 2020 the National Association of Broadcasters will open their new offices at One M. • The DC Department of Transportation will move its HQ to 250 M Street in 2021. • Chemonics will relocate 1,000 employees to the neighborhood in 2021.

TOP LOCAL INDUSTRIES 1 44,233 Total Area Employment • Public Administration: 40% • Professional, Scientiﬁc & Technical Services: 14% • Accommodation & Food Services: 10%

RETAIL ANCHORS As of December 2019, there were 558,400 SF of existing retail & restaurants, including award winning local favorites—Chloe and All Purpose Pizzeria. Eleven new retailers opened in 2019 including Dacha, Hatoba, Schilling Canning Company, Somewhere, Taco City, Bishops, UPS Store, two new bank branches, ABC Pony, and Roy Boys.

ENTERTAINMENT DESTINATION

A GROWING NEIGHBORHOOD

Home to the World Series Champion Washington Nationals and D.C. United professional soccer club’s new stadium, Audi Field, the neighborhood hosted 3.2 million people & 360 community events in 2019. In 2020 the neighborhood will welcome the Cherry Blossom Festival Petalpalooza, Punch Bowl Social and Atlas Brew Works.

In 2019, the neighborhood delivered 71,400 SF of new retail space and grew to over 13,000 residents. At the end of 2019, there were 15 apartment buildings, four condo buildings, two office buildings, and 295,000 SF of retail under construction. By the end of 2020 the neighborhood will have grown to 15,000 residents.

1. JobsEQ (data for 20003 Zip Code, as of 2019 Q3)

WASHINGTON DC ECONOMIC PARTNERSHIP · DC NEIGHBORHOOD PROFILES 2020

G ST

SEC

5TH ST

4T H ST TH

CAPITOL RIVERFRONT VE DA AN L RY MA

1ST ST

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6TH ST

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3RD ST T

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0-½ mi Great Street

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9TH ST

PAGE 9 Stanton Square

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CAPITOL HILL

Union Station Plaza

Population Male Female High School Graduate + Bachelor’s Degree + Graduate / Professional Degree

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GOOD O STUFF F EATERY E TERY

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Navy Yard HARRIS TEETER

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THE LUMBERSHED

WATER ST

NATIONALS PARK

O ST

BOILERMAKER SHOPS

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N ST

295

NAVY YARD

DISTRICT WINERY

ALF ST HA

1ST S ST

ALL-PURPOSE ALL-PURPO OSE O THE SALT LT T LINE

0 1 2-3 4+

11th Street Bridge

130,701 2.1 34% 66% $617,064

$125,625 $93,215 33% 9% 58% $80,371

$138,705 $101,352 28% 10% 62% $87,446

$115,585 $79,037 36% 11% 52% $75,221

10% 46% 35% 10% 33.5

14% 34% 39% 13% 36.1

20% 31% 37% 12% 34.7

$26,372 $6,999 $2,489 $35,534 $6,478 $58,369 $45,051 $57,775 $19,065 $21,753 $23,207 $9,998 $12,225

$82,011 $21,393 $7,678 $113,836 $20,875 $184,077 $138,913 $188,074 $62,426 $75,237 $72,949 $31,276 $37,910

$395,688 $98,529 $36,694 $544,691 $99,404 $901,509 $658,592 $914,916 $303,361 $348,844 $346,449 $148,611 $181,819

avg weekday/avg weekend

Frederick Douglass Bridge

Poplar Point

Traffic Counts3 G WALGREENS WAL ALG AL LGREE ENS ANACOSTIA ANA A NACO NACOS OSTIA PLAYHOUSE PL PLAYH HOUSE OU E

DC LOTTERY OTT RY OT RY DC C TA TAXICAB ICA CA A COMMISSION CO COMMISSIO ION ON N

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M Total Metrorail Exits2

Capital Bikeshare Arrivals

Traffic Counts3

18,814 / 5,877

8,811

15,000

2019 Avg Monthly

Mobility

M Street

Walkscore

4 SU Score MN ER RD

100

Excellent Mobility

Walker's Paradise

BARRY RY F FARM

IN RT MA Residents w/in 10 min. car ride

141,626

HO W AR D

FUT FUTURE TURE

MOBILITY

295

32% 52% 15% 0%

39% 45% 15% 1%

11,425 / 4,588 Navy Yard - Ballpark 7,297 / 1,289 Capitol South 101,000 I-695 8,000–26,000 South Capitol Street 15,000 M Street, SE 4,100 New Jersey Avenue, SE

Source: ESRI, 2019 Estimates & Projections; 1. American Community Survey (2013-2017), values are rounded to nearest whole percent; 2. WMATA (FY 2019); 3. DDoT (Daily Avg, 2017); 4. TransitScreen

AVE

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SHA NN ON

COLUMBIAN QUARTER

28% 58% 14% 0%

MOBILITY Metrorail Exits2

Avg weekday/Avg weekend

22,978 1.8 38% 62% $764,948

AVAILABLE VEHICLES PER HH1

DIAMOND D TEAGUE PARK

DC C UNITED SOCCER O STADIUM TA

7,970 1.6 24% 76% $875,714

YARDS PARK YARDS MARINA

VE CA MA TO PO

287,141 49% 51% 90% 56% 32%

CONSUMER EXPENDITURES ($ thousands) I ST

I ST

K ST

Average HH Median HH HH Income <$50k HH Income $50–$75k HH Income $75k+ Average HH Disposable

Age < 20 Age 20–34 Age 35–64 Age 65+ Median Age (years)

395

4TH ST

HALF ST

SOUTH CAPITOL ST

BON CHON

42,350 49% 51% 94% 77% 43%

AGE

G ST

PINEAPPLE & PEARLS

VE EY A JERS

DELA WAR E AV E

Eastern Market

TED’S BULLETIN

NEW

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PEREGRI PEREGRINE ESPRESSO RESS SO O DISTRICT TACO A TRADER R JOE’S OLIN BRGZ CAR H JRINK T SEPHORA RA A S OU ORANGETHEORY O RANGETHE E RY FITNESS ES

HANKS OYSTER BAR D ST

SCARLET OAK

13,712 52% 48% 96% 81% 44%

INCOME

EASTER MARKET EASTERN ET

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CAPITOL SK SKYLINE HOTEL H

VE AA LIN

C ST

Capitol South

D WHINO

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C ST

NN N

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Households (HH) Average HH Size Owner-occupied Renter-occupied Median HH Value

US BOTANIC S BOT GARDENS RDENS

0-3 mi

HOUSEHOLDS Lincoln Park

LIBRARY OF A CONGRESS G

0-1 mi

POPULATION

BID Area

112 2TH ST

Government

7TH ST

E AV

Education

1ST ST

A AN SI UI LO

Arts/Tourism

11TH S ST T

Retail/Restaurant

CONTACT Capitol Riverfront BID Ted Jutras, VP of Planning & Development (202) 465-7005 • ted@capitolriverfront.org capitolriverfront.org

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, Colorado Avenue, Kennedy and Longfellow Streets, NW. Anchored by a well-kept neighborhood park, this quiet commercial area is characterized by classic wide sidewalks, larger lot sizes and quality retail space.

FUTURE CREATIVE CLUSTER OPPORTUNITIES With relatively low rents, and emerging redevelopment opportunities, this neighborhood is ideal for bourgeoning artists and artrelated uses.

TOP LOCAL INDUSTRIES 1 12,917 Total Area Employment • Health Care & Social Assistance: 27% • Administrative & Support and Waste Management & Remediation Services: 12% • Educational Services: 11%

GREAT STREETS AND MAIN STREETS 14th Street is a designated Great Streets corridor. As funds become available small businesses can apply for grants to cover capital improvements and certain soft costs. In 2019, up to $50,000 was awarded per location. The corridor is also supported by the Uptown Main Street through community-based economic development programs.

FOOD + COMMUNITY • Moreland’s Tavern, from the owners of Boundary Stone and DC Reynolds, opened in 2017 at 5501 14th Street. • Social Kitchen opened at 5505 Colorado Avenue in 2019. • The 14th & Kennedy Farmer’s Market activates the area’s arts cluster, with a variety of vendors and local community organizations. 1. JobsEQ (data for 20011 Zip Code, as of 2019 Q3)

WASHINGTON DC ECONOMIC PARTNERSHIP · DC NEIGHBORHOOD PROFILES 2020

FUTURE WHOLE FOODS

CEDA

Arts/Tourism

ASPEN ST Government

Education

Great Street

Main Street

CVS

Population Male Female High School Graduate + Bachelor’s Degree + Graduate / Professional Degree

16TH ST

14TH T ST T

SAFEWAY SAFE

Households (HH) Average HH Size Owner-occupied Renter-occupied Median HH Value

FAMILY MI DOLLAR SHERIDAN ST CITY Y GEAR JULIA’S JULI IA A’S EMPANADAS AD RENT-A-CENTER T DORADO EL D ORADO O BREAD EA

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10,819 48% 52% 80% 35% 18%

35,441 47% 53% 84% 40% 20%

335,827 48% 52% 90% 63% 38%

3,999 2.7 45% 55% $665,187

13,153 2.7 55% 45% $590,338

148,408 2.2 44% 56% $689,331

$99,408 $62,485 40% 17% 43% $67,117

$101,006 $69,592 36% 17% 47% $68,851

$135,542 $91,788 27% 14% 59% $86,354

25% 20% 41% 14% 38.5

23% 19% 41% 17% 40.1

18% 28% 38% 15% 37.1

HOUSEHOLDS

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POPULATION 6TH ST

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BR AN CH RD

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Average HH Median HH HH Income <$50k HH Income $50–$75k HH Income $75k+ Average HH Disposable

PEABODY DY ST

WALMART L GLLETHORPE ST OGL O OOHS H & AAHS OG THE BAR @ MILK & HONEY

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CONSUMER EXPENDITURES ($ thousands)

NEW SEWELL L MUSIC CONSERVATORY Y TONY’S PLACE N

HAMILTON MILTON ON ST

VE GEORGIA A

AV E

7TH ST

INGRAHAM AM ST

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BEA CH DR

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13TH ST

14TH ST

16TH ST

JEFFERSON ST

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PEPPERONI ONI CHIC C GALLATIN GA N ST

FARRAG AGUT ST

N ST EMERSON DELAFIELD D ELAFIELD PL A W IO

LAS L AS PLACITAS C CAFE C

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$10,121 $2,491 $924 $14,413 $2,605 $23,300 $16,188 $24,279 $8,058 $10,671 $8,910 $3,722 $4,502

$33,895 $8,220 $3,094 $48,204 $8,709 $78,562 $54,309 $81,607 $27,088 $35,207 $29,813 $12,503 $15,265

$509,932 $130,085 $47,722 $719,589 $132,198 $1,156,789 $859,094 $1,193,400 $397,172 $503,996 $458,548 $195,521 $237,363

AVAILABLE VEHICLES PER HH1

DECATUR ST

0 1 2-3 4+

E AV

G FINE E ART

Age < 20 Age 20–34 Age 35–64 Age 65+ Median Age (years)

TROP

T KENNEDY ST

IN ILL

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DANCE NC LOFT ON O 14

29% 42% 26% 4%

26% 42% 30% 3%

29% 45% 24% 1%

BUCHANAN ST

MOBILITY Traffic Counts3

AN SA S AR K

18TH ST

T 17TH ST

AV E

ARG YLE TE R

ST 7 7TH

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ST 9TH ST

AV E

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PETWORTH PETW WORTH CITIZEN TI TIMBER T IMBER PIZZA ZA POM POM

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Traffic Capital Bikeshare Mobility Traffic 3 CountsCounts Score4 Counts

5,906/3,579

14,300 25,873 th

Avg weekday/Avg weekend14

Walkscore Mobility Score BLUEBELL SPA A

100LYMAN’S 37,000 88 99 TAVERN AN’S TAVER T AVERN ER

YES! YES S! ORGANIC G GA MARKET RK SHEPHERD H ST

QUALIA COFFE COFFEE EE

HOMESTEAD Nw/inH ST RANDOLP Residents Walkscore Residents w/in 10 min. car ride 10 min. car ride SAFEWAY SA

195,806 98

HABANERO TAQUERIA RIStreet H ABANERO AN NERO OHere Street, 2019 NWMonthly Average Excellent Mobility Name Very Walkable Excellent Mobility COCINA MEZCALERO O COC OCINA CINA NA MEXICANA M MEXI HAVANA LITTLE TT HA AVANA NA

ST N QUINCY

Walker's Paradise

150,000

MOBILITY

BARRILITO BA BAR AR & RESTAURANT NT LITTLE COCO’S

NS AS AV E

TAYLOR T AYLOR ST

SHEPHERD ST

14,300 7,600 2,400

14th Street, NW Kennedy Street, NW Colorado Avenue, NW

Source: ESRI, 2019 Estimates & Projections; 1. American Community Survey (2013–2017), values are rounded to nearest whole percent; 2. WMATA (FY 2019); 3. DDoT (Daily Avg, 2017); 4. TransitScreen

PETWORTH LIBRARY

RO S

CENTRAL 14TH STREET / COLORADO TRIANGLE

PARKS AT WALTER REED

CONTACT Uptown Main Street Jordan Haferbier, Executive Director (202) 270 1461 • jordan@uptownmainstreet.org uptownmainstreet.org

CENTRAL 14TH STREET / 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 manage to maintain a hometown, neighborhood feel.

NEW INFILL DEVELOPMENT New mid-rise inﬁll residential projects are making a mark on 14th Street, adding punchy colors and modern design to the architectural character of the streetscape. Between 2015–2018, 10 such projects were completed, ranging from 4–20 units, and the Randolph 14 delivered 9 new condos in 2019.

NOTABLE RETAIL OPENINGS (2017–2019) • Anafre (Mexican restaurant) • Bluebell Spa • Barrilito Bar & Restaurant (Salvadoran/Mexican restaurant) • Mezcalero Cocina Mexicana (Mexican restaurant) • Tequila & Mezcal (Mexican restaurant)

GREAT STREETS AND MAIN STREETS 14th Street is a designated Great Streets corridor. As funds become available small businesses can apply for grants to cover capital improvements and certain soft costs. In 2019, up to $50,000 was awarded per location. The corridor is also supported through community-based economic development programs led by the Uptown Main Street.

WASHINGTON DC ECONOMIC PARTNERSHIP · DC NEIGHBORHOOD PROFILES 2020

10-MINUTE WALK TRADE AREA • 22,300+ residents • 16% population growth (2010–2019) • 33% population aged 20–34

LENFANT EN FLORIST O SOUP U UP A ANXO 9T

MORELAND S TAVE M TAVERN ERN SOCIAL KITCHEN HEN

TROPIMART A

CENTRAL 14TH STREET / SPRING ROAD

KENNEDY DY ST

LIG L Y YO

NEW SEWELL W MUSIC C CONSERVATORY T IN ILL

TONY’S PLACE N

INGRAHAM A ST

CV CVS CA ASTELLO A STE RESTAURANT TA & BAR A CASTELLO

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Government

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Education

7TH ST

13TH H ST

14TH H ST

16TH ST AV E

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JEFFERSON SO ST

Main Street PEPPER ERO RONI CHIC C PEPPERONI

Population Male Female High School Graduate + Bachelor’s Degree + Graduate / Professional Degree

GALLATIN GA N ST

FARRAG AGUT ST

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DELAFIELD D ELAFIELD PL A W IO

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WMATA MAT BUS US B BARN A N

0-3 mi

25,825 51% 49% 80% 52% 31%

73,661 50% 50% 84% 56% 33%

413,590 48% 52% 91% 67% 41%

10,947 2.3 33% 67% $702,206

29,936 2.4 39% 61% $687,168

190,220 2.0 41% 59% $698,635

$102,441 $71,231 36% 16% 48% $69,193

$115,865 $81,595 32% 14% 54% $76,497

$139,323 $97,725 27% 13% 60% $88,103

18% 32% 39% 10% 34.9

18% 32% 39% 11% 35.0

16% 33% 36% 14% 35.3

HOUSEHOLDS

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0-1 mi

POPULATION

BID Area

Households (HH) Average HH Size Owner-occupied Renter-occupied Median HH Value

Sherman She S herrman herm rm man Circ C irc rccle ce Circle

CRITTENDEN ST

DANCE NC LOFT ON O 14 BUCHANAN ST

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17TH ST

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Average HH Median HH HH Income <$50k HH Income $50–$75k HH Income $75k+ Average HH Disposable

TAYLOR ST

NS AS AV E

SHEPHERD ST

LITTLE COCO’S

Age < 20 Age 20–34 Age 35–64 Age 65+ Median Age (years)

SHEPHERD PHERD HERD ST H

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BARRILITO BAR & RESTAURANT

AGE

YES! ORGANIC MARKET

RANDOLPH ST

BLUEBELL SPA

7T 17 TH ST

CVS TSEHAY Y LOOKING GLASS LOUNGE DC REYNOLDS

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THE COUPE QUEEN’S ENGLISH THE THIRSTY CROW GIANT TIVOLI FOOD THEATER

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HOOK HALL LL

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Columbia Heights

HARVARD D ST

HOWARD UNIVERSITY/ PLEASANT PLAINS PAGE 31

HERE’S THE SCOOP

Metrorail Exits2 avg weekday/avg weekend

Traffic Counts3

UP GOAT AT LZ COFFEE FFE

HOWARD UNIVERSITY THE LINE E DC HARRIS TEETER ARRI TE

MINTWOOD MINTWO M NTWOOD D PLACE PLA ACE

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5,906/3,579 17,903 / 8,398

Avg Avg weekday/Avg weekday/Avg weekend weekend MIN MINT IN

SEV VEN REASO V REASONS SEVEN Capital CapitalBikeshare Bikeshare Traffic Traffic 3 Arrivals Counts Counts Counts

4,129 25,873

13,100 37,000

MA AYDAN AN MAYDAN IVY YMobility WILD ILD Mobility

Score Score4

100 99

YES S! YES! ORG GANIC NIC ORGANIC

th MARKET T 2019 2019Avg Monthly Monthly AverageV ST 14Street Street, Name NWHere Excellent Excellent Mobility Mobility

18TH ST

THE GAME ME Total Metrorail MARIE REED M MA SPORTS PUB BMetrorail ELEMENTARY EL LE TIKKI K Exits Exits2

R REEVES

LINCOLN LINC NCOLN OL

FUTURE UTURE EResidents Walkscore FU Residentsw/in w/in W WH WHOLE 10 10 min. min.car carride ride FOODS OO

92 98

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150,000 208,960

LANDMARK ND THEATER EAT

POTBELL IN3 CHIP L CHIPOTL

MOBILITY

T THE DINER N T TRYST

$88,401 $22,336 $8,373 $122,809 $22,490 $201,128 $151,420 $198,974 $65,908 $80,736 $78,126 $33,674 $39,959

$679,516 $174,545 $63,733 $946,544 $173,119 $1,531,902 $1,146,100 $1,560,474 $518,195 $636,439 $604,197 $258,405 $313,098

50% 34% 15% 1%

42% 39% 18% 1%

36% 45% 18% 1%

MOBILITY

DULCINEA BAR & GRILL

SAFEWAY AFEW FE

$28,778 $7,182 $2,739 $39,537 $7,237 $65,606 $49,719 $63,632 $21,061 $24,877 $25,217 $10,961 $12,934

0 1 2-3 4+

NUVEGAN CAFE CA AFE HARRAR COFFEE & ROASTERY R ROASTER

SANKOFA

FAIRMONT FA AIRMONT S ST

ACE CE HARDWARE R E

AVAILABLE VEHICLES PER HH1

IRVING ST

COLUMBIA RD

SALSA WITH SYLVIA SAL SWEAT WE DC

SONNY’S NO KISSES

H A RVARD ST

MIDLANDS BEER BEE ER GA WALLS OF BOOK BOOKS OK KS K S MOTHE CALL Y YOUR MOT THE H

MORTON ST

R ST

T NT S

MOUNT PLEASANT MO LIBRARY LIB LIBRAR PU PURPLE PATCH TARGET MO MOLA BEST BUY BED, BED, BATH & BEYOND MARSHALLS

EACH PEACH MARKET PEAR PLUM

E NI LA

FISH IN N THE T E NEIGHBORHOOD NEIG GHBORH H HOOD O

THE TH AVENUE THIP KHAO

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PA RK A LEAS MT P

BEAU THAI MT DESERT IS ISLAND ICE CREAM

RELIABLE TAVERN ELIABLE TA EL AVERN A V N

WT ON ST

NR O

CONSUMER EXPENDITURES ($ thousands)

orgia A Ave/ Ave Georgia Petwort P rth tth h Petworth

E WARD

18TH H ST

19TH ST

PARK PLACE GR D

E VE AV IA A ORGIA GEO

Y KW

A E E MAN AV SHER

SAFEWAY QUINCY ST

HOLMEAD PL

C PINEY BR AN

LYMAN’S TAVERN TAQUERIA HABANERO MEZCALERO COCINA MEXICANA LITTLE HAVANA SPR ANAFRE IN

11,340 / 5,770

Columbia Heights

6,563 / 2,628

Georgia Ave/Petworth

13,100

14th Street, NW

3,300

Spring Road, NW

Source: ESRI, 2019 Estimates & Projections; 1. American Community Survey (2013–2017), values are rounded to nearest whole percent; 2. WMATA (FY 2019); 3. DDoT (Daily Avg, 2017); 4. TransitScreen

CONTACT Uptown Main Street Jordan Haferbier, Executive Director (202) 270 1461 • jordan@uptownmainstreet.org uptownmainstreet.org

CENTRAL 14TH STREET / 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.

TOP LOCAL INDUSTRIES 1

$127K+

AVERAGE HOUSEHOLD INCOME

12,917 Total Area Employment • Health Care & Social Assistance: 27% • Administrative & Support and Waste Management & Remediation Services: 12% • Educational Services: 11%

NEIGHBORHOOD DESTINATIONS

GREAT STREETS AND MAIN STREETS

• The Highlands Restaurant has been a neighborhood staple for years and has recently been joined by Athena Grill (2017) and Las Placitas (2017). • Stein's Cafe Raw Bar (4630 14th Street) and Pico Taco To Go (4610 14th Street) have plans to open along the corridor. • Tucked into an Art Deco theater, Dance Loft on 14 offers 7,000 SF of studio, dance, and community space.

14th Street is a designated Great Streets corridor. As funds become available small businesses can apply for grants to cover capital improvements and certain soft costs. In 2019, up to $50,000 was awarded per location. The corridor is also supported by the Uptown Main Street through community-based economic development programs. 1. JobsEQ (data for 20011 Zip Code, as of 2019 Q3)

WASHINGTON DC ECONOMIC PARTNERSHIP · DC NEIGHBORHOOD PROFILES 2020

CHEZ Z AUNTY LIBE B

CENTRAL 14TH STREET / WMATA NORTHERN BUS BARN QUACKE S ENBOS ST

PEABODY DY ST

WALMART L GLLETHORPE ST OGL O OOHS H & AAHS OG

THE BAR @ MILK & HO HONEY Y

0-½ mi N ST NICHOLSON

Retail/Restaurant

Arts/Tourism

Education

Government BBQ BUS SMOKEHOUSE OU

Great Street

EMERY RY Main Street RECREATION E ON CENTER E

MIS

SO URI AV

MADISON ON ST

RITE AID D

LONGFELLOW ST EL

CHEESEMONSTER STUDIO O TU L'ENFANT FLORIST EN O SOUP U UP ANXO A 9TH ST

CROSSFIT SECOND CO WIND CROSS SFIT TAVERN MORELAND’S TAVE M ERN SOCIAL KITCHEN HEN

TROPIMAR A

DY ST KENNEDY

LI L YO Y

NEW SEWELL W MUSIC C CONSERVATORY T IN ILL

TONY’S PLACE N

HAMILTON ON ST

V GEORGIA A

7TH ST

13TH H ST

14TH H ST

16TH ST AV E

CVS CV CASTELLO ASTE RESTAURANT TA & BAR A

KINGSBURY CENTER

E AV

CRITTENDEN ST

PETWORTH/ PARK VIEW PAGE 44

AR K

18TH ST

17TH ST

AN SA S

8TH ST

9TH ST

AV E

ARG YLE TE R

WEBSTER ST

ST 7 7TH

BL AG D

AV E

ALLISON ST

PETWORTH CITIZEN IZEN TIMBER PIZZA ZA POM POM M

NS AS AV E

YES! ORGANIC IC MARKET ET

LITTLE COCO’S

SHEPHERD H ST

QUALIA COFFEE FFE EE HOMESTEAD EAD

BARRILITO BAR & RESTAURANT

RANDOLPH ST

BLUEBELL SPA LYMAN’S TAVERN TAQUERIA HABANERO T TA MEZCALERO MEXICANA O COCINA CO LITTLE TT HAVANA HA AVANA NA SPR ANAFRE ANAF FR E IN IN

PA PARK A PLACE HOLMEAD LM AD PL

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ROOM OO 1111 BAD SAINT BAD SA T

Traffic Counts2 MIDLANDS BEER BEE ER GA WALLS OF BOOK BOOKS OK KS K S MOTHE CALL Y YOUR MOT THE H

MORTON ST

REDROCKS REDROC CKS S EL CHUCHO CH LAMONT ST ODD PROVISIONS O OV

SALSA WITH SYLVIA SAL SWEAT WE DC

SONNY’S NO KISSES

IRVING ST

COLUMBIA RD

H A RVARD ST

Metrorail Exits

Traffic Capital Bikeshare MobilityTraffic 2 Counts Counts Score3 Counts

5,906 / 3,579

13,100 25,873

NUVEGAN CAFE CA AFE HARRAR COFFEE & ROASTERY R ROASTER

Walkscore Mobility Residents Residents w/in HARVARD D Walkscore ST w/in THE Score 10 min. car rideHERE’S 10 SCOOP min. car ride

100 37,000 92

190,773 98

Avg weekday / Avg weekend 14th Street, 2019 Monthly NW Average Excellent Mobility Street NameWalker's Here Excellent Paradise Mobility

150,000

Walker's Paradise SANKOFA

MOBILITY

20% 26% 40% 14% 37.0

17% 30% 38% 15% 36.7

$12,374 $3,007 $1,169 $17,995

$59,331 $14,757 $5,569 $83,636

$626,578 $160,889 $58,636 $878,135

$3,354 $28,728 $21,047 $30,214 $10,109 $13,507 $11,482 $4,880 $6,016

$15,307 $136,321 $99,851 $137,678 $45,642 $57,981 $52,791 $22,504 $27,030

$160,874 $1,415,695 $1,055,759 $1,450,020 $481,966 $602,485 $559,515 $238,964 $288,966

27% 38% 32% 2%

36% 39% 24% 2%

33% 45% 21% 1%

13,100

14th Street, NW

HOOK HALL

E AVE IA AV ORGIA GEO

Columbia Heights

22% 22% 41% 16% 39.0

MOBILITY

PARK RD

THE TH HE COUPE H OU

A E E MAN AV SHER

7T 17 TH ST

19TH ST

18TH H ST

T NT S

EACH PEACH MARKET PEAR PLUM

B BOMBAY AY STREET REET FO FOOD

$139,580 $97,154 26% 13% 60% $88,318

0 1 2-3 4+

THE TH AVENUE

M MOUNT MO PLEASANT PLE NT LIB LIBRARY PU PURPLE PATCH TARGET MOLA MO BEST BUY BED, BED, BATH & BEYOND MARSHALLS

$111,936 $77,203 33% 16% 51% $74,666

AVAILABLE VEHICLES PER HH1

ER ST WARD

A LEAS MT P

BEAU THAI MT DESERT IS ISLAND ICE CREAM

Georgia A Ave/ Ave Georgia Petwort Pe rth tth h Petworth

CVS TSEHAY TS SEHAY

THIP KHAO

ES T

TAVERN REL RELIABLE TA AVERN A V N

WT ON ST

NR O

PA RK ELLE ELLE

SAFEWAY SA ST N QUINCY

COLUMBIA HEIGHTS PAGE 16 NE

$127,619 $82,684 32% 14% 54% $81,569

CONSUMER EXPENDITURES ($ thousands)

TAYLOR ST

176,087 2.1 44% 56% $702,967

PETWORTH LIBRARY UPSHUR ST

ACE HARDWARE

Y KW

20,927 2.6 49% 51% $641,509

Age < 20 Age 20–34 Age 35–64 Age 65+ Median Age (years)

BUCHANAN ST

3,938 2.8 60% 40% $711,889

AGE Sherman She S herrman herm rman Circ C irc rccle e Circle

DANCE LOFT ON 14

C PINEY BR AN

381,254 48% 52% 91% 66% 40%

DECATUR ST

WMATA BUS BARN

SHEPHERD ST

54,606 50% 50% 83% 49% 28%

HOUSEHOLDS

Average HH Median HH HH Income <$50k HH Income $50–$75k HH Income $75k+ Average HH Disposable

FARRAG AGUT ST

A W IO

G FINE ART

11,139 50% 50% 81% 49% 29%

INCOME

GALLATIN GA N ST

DELAFIELD PL

ATHENA GRILL HIGHLANDS

0-3 mi

PEPPERONI ERO CHIC C

N ST EMERSON

LAS PLACITAS CAFE

Population Male Female High School Graduate + Bachelor’s Degree + Graduate / Professional Degree

Households (HH) Average HH Size Owner-occupied Renter-occupied Median HH Value

INGRAHAM A ST

LO RA D

BEA CH DR

ROCK CREEK TENNIS CENTER

E AV OIS

JEFFERSON SO ST

KENNEDY STREET PAGE 32

0-1 mi

POPULATION

BID Area

Source: ESRI, 2019 Estimates & Projections; 1. American Community Survey (2013–2017), values are rounded to nearest whole percent; 2. DDoT (Daily Avg, 2017); 3. TransitScreen

CONTACT Uptown Main Street Jordan Haferbier, Executive Director (202) 270 1461 • jordan@uptownmainstreet.org uptownmainstreet.org

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 $170,000–$200,000 range, the neighborhood offers national, regional and local retailers a wealth of opportunity.

RECENT RETAIL + RESTAURANT OPENINGS

TOP LOCAL INDUSTRIES 1

• Little Beast (2018) —Italian restaurant

• Health Care & Social Assistance: 16%

• The Avenue (2018) —American restaurant

• Retail Trade: 13%

• Ferguson (2018) —bath, kitchen, and lighting

23,068 Total Area Employment

• Professional, Scientiﬁc & Technical Services: 12%

CO-WORKING HOME TO DESTINATION RETAIL The area is home to signature retailers such as Lord & Taylor, Saks 5th Avenue, and Neiman Marcus.

The neighborhood is home to two co-working facilities. Hera Hub D.C. the ﬁrst international female-focused co-working space & business accelerator, and AdvantEdge Workspaces located at Chevy Chase Pavilion.

1. JobsEQ (data for 20015 + 20815 Zip Codes, as of 2019 Q3)

WASHINGTON DC ECONOMIC PARTNERSHIP · DC NEIGHBORHOOD PROFILES 2020

CHEVY CHASE / FRIENDSHIP HEIGHTS 0-½ mi Retail/Restaurant

Arts/Tourism

Education

Government

Great Street

Main Street

0-1 mi

0-3 mi

POPULATION

BID Area

Population Male Female High School Graduate + Bachelor’s Degree + Graduate / Professional Degree

9,365 44% 56% 99% 83% 53%

28,695 45% 55% 98% 85% 56%

180,373 46% 54% 97% 83% 54%

4,785 1.9 54% 46% $871,438

13,275 2.1 58% 42% $953,172

81,291 2.2 55% 45% $951,008

$176,456 $119,975 18% 14% 68% $108,391

$209,590 $148,333 16% 9% 75% $122,747

$200,006 $136,159 17% 11% 72% $117,828

15% 21% 36% 28% 47.0

19% 18% 38% 25% 45.7

20% 22% 38% 20% 40.9

HOUSEHOLDS Households (HH) Average HH Size Owner-occupied Renter-occupied Median HH Value

INCOME

½ MILE RADIUS

AVALON LO THEATER E

CVS BREAD & CHOCOLATE CO BARSTONS CHILD'S STONS TONS CHILD CHIL S PLAY MORRISON RRISON RISON ST 'S

SAFEWAY

CORE 72 MACON LIVINGSTON ST T

LEGATION ST

Friendship Heights

WHOLE FOODS

AV E

JOCELYN ST

LORD & TAYLOR

W ES TE RN

Age < 20 Age 20–34 Age 35–64 Age 65+ Median Age (years)

KANAWHA ST

JENIFER ST

MICHAELS

AR YL

AGE

MILITARY RD

CHEESECAKE FACTORY EMBASSY SUITES J. CREW WORLD MARKET OLD NAVY NORDSTROM RACK DSW

AMC NEIMAN MARCUS SAKS FIFTH AVENUE TJ MAXX

CONSUMER EXPENDITURES ($ thousands)

38TH ST

41ST ST

39TH ST

HARRISON ST

FESSENDEN ST

RI VE

T ELLICOTT ST

GEORGETOWN DAY LOWER/MIDDLE SCHOOL

DEAL MIDDLE IDDLE SCHOOL 42ND ST

DAVENPORT T ST

GEORGETOWN DAY SCHOOL

Average HH Median HH HH Income <$50k HH Income $50–$75k HH Income $75k+ Average HH Disposable

$20,759 $5,411 $1,940 $30,312 $5,732 $46,656 $35,281 $50,983 $17,148 $23,884 $19,448 $8,251 $9,843

$67,279 $18,140 $6,281 $99,487 $18,596 $149,367 $113,758 $164,741 $55,284 $80,940 $63,442 $26,710 $31,854

$398,485 $105,926 $37,294 $581,668 $107,979 $888,730 $673,684 $964,641 $322,357 $455,234 $372,904 $157,467 $191,990

DISTRICT TACO STRICT T ORANGETHEORY FITNESS E Y FIT T SEOUL UL SPICE S SP CORE O POWER YOGA Y

DT BANDIT TACO O WHOLE W H FOODS MARKET ARK KET T CHICK-FIL-A C HI WAWA W AW PANERA PA AN BREAD AD STARBUCKS S A CVS C VS

BUTTERWORTH PL

ALBEMARLE ST ST

49 4 9TH ST

TENLEYTOWN PAGE 50

ACE HARDWARE W E CONTAINER STORE CO O ST E TARGET AR T

0 1 2-3 4+

38TH ST

BRANDYWINE N ST

AVAILABLE VEHICLES PER HH1

WILSON H HIGH SCHOOL

43RD ST

44TH H ST

CHESAPEAKE ST

Metrorail Exits2

ALTON PL

Traffic Counts AMERICAN ER UNIVERSITY NIV COLLEGE OF LAW C CO

45TH ST

46TH ST S

47TH ST

17% 45% 37% 2%

8,086 / 2,758

Friendship Heights

23,400 22,800

Wisconsin Avenue Eastern Avenue

avg weekday/avg weekend YUMA ST

48TH ST ST

20% 44% 35% 1%

MOBILITY

Tenleytown/AU T en eytow

JANNEY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL MENTA C

26% 49% 25% 1%

WARREN ST

Source: ESRI, 2019 Estimates & Projections; 1. American Community Survey (2013–2017), values are rounded to nearest whole percent; 2. WMATA (FY 2019); 3. DDoT (Daily Avg, 2017); 4. TransitScreen

WARREN ST

CAVA VA NANDO’S PERI NA ANDO’S PERI E PER RI

BO OU BOURBON COFFEE SULLIVAN’S TOYS & ART SUL UL A SUPPLIES

VAN N NESS ST T

RODMAN ST

Metrorail Exits2

Traffic Counts3

Mobility Score4

Walkscore

8,086 / 2,758

23,400

100

Avg weekday/Avg weekend

Wisconsin Ave.

Excellent Mobility

CITY RIDGE w/in Residents FUTURE E WEGMANS

10 min. car ride

Walker's Paradise

140,050

MOBILITY

SE S EDGWICK ST

NE BR AS K

TILDEN ST

VE IN A NS CO WIS

AV E

UPTON ST

SIDWELL FRIEN RI

CONTACT Washington DC Economic Partnership Chad Shuskey, SVP, Research & Real Estate (202) 661-8670 • cshuskey@wdcep.com wdcep.com

CLEVELAND PARK

A MIX OF HIGH-INCOME FAMILIES and professional singles call 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 Park’s location is ideal for businesses and professionals seeking a touch of tranquility.

GREAT STREETS AND MAIN STREETS NEW COMMUNITY ANCHOR The $19.7 million Cleveland Park Library opened in 2018 and offers 26,700 SF of community/ educational services.

RECENT ADDITIONS • Cold Stone Creamery —2018 opening • Orange Theory—2020 • Streets Market & Café—2018 • Tino’s Pizzeria—2019 • Target—2019

WASHINGTON DC ECONOMIC PARTNERSHIP · DC NEIGHBORHOOD PROFILES 2020

Connecticut Avenue is a designated Great Streets corridor. As funds become available small businesses can apply for grants to cover capital improvements and certain soft costs. In 2019, up to $50,000 was awarded per location. The corridor is also supported by the Cleveland Park Main Street through community-based economic development programs.

POPULAR RESTAURANTS • Indique is one of DC’s six best Indian restaurants (Michelin Guide, 2019). • Medium Rare was selected as one of Washingtonian Readers’ Favorite steakhouses in 2019. • Sababa (Mediterranean cuisine) was named to the 2020 Michelin Bib Gourmand list.

EC NN CO

ELLIIC COTT ST

E AV UT TIC

CLEVELAND PARK

AVENPORT ST DA

36 3 6TH ST

0-½ mi Education

Government

Great Street

Main Street N CH

Population Male Female High School Graduate + Bachelor’s Degree + Graduate / Professional Degree

BROAD BRA

ALBEMARLE ST

BREAD EA FURST FUR RS DAYS AY INN

ITALIAN PIZZA KITCHEN SFOGLINA UPTOWN MARKET

VAN NESS

DC Van Ness/UDC VAN NESS ST INTERNATIONAL TER N C CHANCERY CE CENTER TE

Households (HH) Average HH Size Owner-occupied Renter-occupied Median HH Value

GIANT PAGE 53 CVS PHO 14 CALVERT WOODLEY WINE & SPIRITS

LEVINE EV SCHOOL O OF MUSIC O HOWARD UNIVERSITY OO OF LAW UPTON ST SCHOOL & LAW W LIBRARY

WHITTLE SCHOOL WHITT TLE L SCH HOOL OL L + STUDIOS S ST S

9,496 44% 56% 99% 89% 59%

31,141 45% 55% 98% 88% 60%

368,247 48% 52% 93% 74% 45%

5,830 1.6 39% 61% $911,959

17,097 1.8 41% 59% $915,729

171,004 2.0 43% 57% $807,756

$180,629 $125,138 13% 15% 73% $109,400

$174,747 $122,074 16% 13% 71% $106,437

$155,093 $106,016 24% 12% 64% $95,820

10% 33% 40% 17% 38.3

11% 34% 38% 17% 37.5

17% 33% 36% 14% 35.1

INCOME ½

TILDEN ST

0-3 mi

HOUSEHOLDS

ACACIA BISTRO A IS O & WINE BAR GOLD’S GYM U UNIVERSITY OF THE DISTRICT OF TH COLUMBIA

0-1 mi

POPULATION

BID Area

Retail/Restaurant BRANDYWINE A Arts/Tourism E ST S

Average HH Median HH HH Income <$50k HH Income $50–$75k HH Income $75k+ Average HH Disposable

S PA R

RODMAN ST

AGE WEYGANDT WINES TARGET CALIFORNIA TORTILLA LAREDO MEDIUM RARE INDIQUE

DWAY ST RD R

Age < 20 Age 20–34 Age 35–64 Age 65+ Median Age (years)

RT E

ST ClevelandR Park STREETS MARKET & CAFE YES! ORGANICS FIREHOOK BAKERY SABABA AL VOLO BINDAAS

UPTOWN THEATER

NEWARK ST

CLEVELAND PARK LIBRARY

35TH ST

34TH ST

MACOMB ST

KL IN

GLE RD

U TIC EC NN CO

E AV

27TH T ST

28TH ST

NATIONAL ZOOLOGICAL PARK

WOOD LE

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Woodley Park/Zoo Park/Zoo/ o/ Adams Morgan

W D AN DL OO

ERT ST CALVE

HOLE OODS ARKET

US NAVAL OBSERVATORY

0 1 2-3 4+

NAANWISE IS C CVS NANDOS N S LEBANESE LE E TAVERNA T NA

MARRIOT WARDMAN PARK HOTEL

IRCLE RY C TO VA R E

25% 54% 21% 1%

34% 44% 20% 1%

Metrorail Exits2

3,943 / 1,744

Cleveland Park

avg weekday/avg weekend

Traffic Counts3

27,000

Connecticut Avenue

7,000–13,500

Porter Street

Source: ESRI, 2019 Estimates & Projections; 1. American Community Survey (2013–2017), values are rounded to nearest whole percent; 2. WMATA (FY 2019); 3. DDoT (Daily Avg, 2017); 4. TransitScreen

RE E C

WY K PK

E AV

MA ORA KAL

Walkscore Walkscore

98 87

Walker's Very Walkable Paradise

IINN G AVE YOM W Residents Residentsw/in w/in 1010min. min.car car ride ride ST A RNI

IFO CAL 150,000 191,653

CO LU MOBILITY M

MONT R D BEL

23RD ST

24 4T TH ST

SIN ON

AS SA C Metrorail Metrorail Capital CapitalBikeshare Bikeshare Traffic Traffic HU Mobility 3 4 SE Dumbarton Exits Exits2 Arrivals Counts Counts Counts TT Score Oaks Park S 3,943 / 1,744 5,906/3,579 2,242 25,873 27,000 37,000 100 A99 VE Avg Avgweekday/Avg weekday/Avgweekend weekend 2019 2019Avg Monthly Monthly Average Connecticut Street Name Avenue Here Excellent Mobility SAFEWAY

22% 61% 17% 0%

THEODORE'S MODERN FURNITURE GLOVER PARK HARDWARE G

TRA T RAD RA ADER JOE’S AD TRADER

$676,007 $176,972 $63,513 $944,471 $172,605 $1,511,079 $1,142,968 $1,542,866 $512,213 $644,282 $602,774 $257,560 $309,543

MOBILITY

ANS TO NE DR

WHITEHA AVEN ST

$76,482 $20,886 $7,178 $105,946 $19,317 $167,831 $129,569 $170,963 $56,717 $71,500 $68,005 $29,003 $34,468

AVAILABLE VEHICLES PER HH1

CA THE

34TH PL

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29TH ST

E EV CL

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CONTACT District Bridges Brianne Dornbush, Executive Director (202) 450-4415 • brianne@districtbridges.org districtbridges.org

COLUMBIA HEIGHTS

ALIVE WITH ACTIVITY, Columbia Heights is one of DC’s most diverse, dense and urban neighborhoods with more than 38,000 residents. The catalysts fueling this vibrant transformation includes the development of several major retailers, a revived arts scene, and exciting new residential projects. The commercial heart of the neighborhood features more than 640,000 SF of retail and restaurants.

GREAT STREETS AND MAIN STREETS 14th Street and the surrounding commercial corridors are designated Great Streets corridors. As funds become available small businesses can apply for grants to cover capital improvements and certain soft costs. In 2019, up to $50,000 was awarded per location. The corridor is also supported by the Columbia Heights and Mount Pleasant Main Street programs.

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Notable openings joining mainstays such as The Coupe, RedRocks, Bad Saint, Patrick’s Pet Care, Odd Provisions, and Room 11 include: • Makan (Malaysian restaurant)—2020 • Ossobuco Ristorante (Italian restaurant) —2020 • Queen’s English (Chinese restaurant) —2019 • The Thirsty Crow (bar & Malaysian street food)—2019

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MULTICULTURAL BUSINESSES ALONG PARK ROAD & 14TH STREET • Bombay Street Food – Indian restaurant • Mi Cuba Café – Cuban restaurant • Los Hermanos – Dominican restaurant • Pho 14 – Vietnamese restaurant • Letena – Ethiopian restaurant • Pollo Sabroso – Peruvian & Central American restaurant • Rinconcito Café – Salvadorean restaurant • Gloria’s Pupuseria – Central American restaurant • Tequila & Mezcal – Mexican restaurant • Sticky Fingers – gluten free bakery • Shangai Tokyo Café – Asian fusion restaurant

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CONTACT District Bridges Carolina Buitrago, Neighborhood Manager (202) 450-4309 • carolina@districtbridges.org districtbridges.org

CONGRESS HEIGHTS / SAINT ELIZABETHS

HOME TO THE 350-ACRE SAINT ELIZABETHS East and West Campuses, a new Entertainment & Sports Arena, the 3,700-employee U.S. Coast Guard headquarters, and the new consolidated home for the Department of Homeland Security, Congress Heights will be an epicenter for future business opportunities. NEW ENTERTAINMENT DESTINATION The 4,200-seat Entertainment & Sports Arena (ESA), located on the St. Elizabeths East Campus, opened in 2018 and is the new home for the 2019 WNBA Champion Washington Mystics, the practice facility for the Washington Wizards, and a versatile venue that hosts concerts, festivals, and sporting events. The ESA has already hosted Mary J. Blige, mixedmartial-arts, and e-sports competitions.

5 MILLION SF REDEVELOPMENT AT SAINT ELIZABETHS EAST • Redbrick LMD & Gragg Cardona Partners are the master developers for Phase I and will redevelop 16 acres into 220,000 SF of office (anchored by Whitman-Walker Health), 20,000 SF of retail, 252 apartments, and up to 90 for-sale townhomes, including live-work units. • Flaherty & Collins and the Anacostia Economic Development Corp. have completed construction on Phase 1A, the conversion of seven historic hospital buildings into 252 residential apartment units. • Parcel 15 will be redeveloped into a town square with 288 residential units, up to a 150-room hotel, a 200,000 SF office building, and up to 20,000 SF of retail uses. • The DC government is investing $100 million in infrastructure work and plans to build a new hospital that will be managed by George Washington University.

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LOCAL AREA INDUSTRIES 1

Gateway DC and the R.I.S.E. Demonstration Center offer ﬂexible and innovative spaces for meetings & collaboration and provide a destination for farmers markets and other community, cultural, and arts events.

13,338 Total Area Employment • Public Administration: 37% • Health Care & Social Assistance: 25% • Utilities: 8%

• Martin Luther King, Jr. Avenue is a designated Great Streets corridor. As funds become available small businesses can apply for grants to cover capital improvements and certain soft costs. In 2019, up to $50,000 was awarded per location. • The Congress Heights Community Partnership was established in 2018 with new branding for the neighborhood as the Soul of the City. 1. JobsEQ (data for 20032 Zip Code, as of 2019 Q3)

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CONTACT Destination Congress Heights Wendell Quann, Project Director (202) 563-5200 • quann@chctdc.org chctdc.org

DEANWOOD

A NEIGHBORHOOD WELL-KNOWN for its history and urban nature, Deanwood’s 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 DC. NEW DEVELOPMENT UNDERWAY TOP LOCAL INDUSTRIES 1 8,658 Total Area Employment • Educational Services: 19% • Health Care & Social Assistance: 18% • Public Administration: 13%

GREAT STREETS AND MAIN STREETS Nannie Helen Burroughs Avenue and Minnesota Avenue are designated Great Streets corridors. As funds become available small businesses can apply for grants to cover capital improvements and certain soft costs. In 2019, up to $50,000 was awarded per location. The corridor is also supported by the Deanwood Heights Main Street program through community-based economic development initiatives.

• Construction has started at the Strand Theatre site which will be redeveloped into 86 residential units and up to 9,200 SF of retail space, supported by a Neighborhood Prosperity Fund grant. The historic theater will be transformed into the Deanwood Smokehouse (from owners of Ivy City Smokehouse)—a restaurant, music venue, bar, and community space. • Providence Place will be a new 93-unit affordable housing development, located at 50th & Fitch Streets, with delivery in 2021. • Deanwood Town Center is a planned 183-unit residential development with 16,000 SF of retail space located at Nannie Helens Burroughs & Division Avenue. • WMATA is considering the Deanwood Metrorail Station’s 1.6-acre Park & Ride for redevelopment. The site could support 160 residential units & 10,000 SF of retail. • Six new row homes (4 BR & 3.5 BA) delivered along 4932–4942 Nannie Helen Burroughs Avenue in 2019. 1. JobsEQ (data for 20019 Zip Code, as of 2019 Q3)

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CONTACT Ward 7 Business Partnership Deborah Jones, Executive Director (202) 621-2288 • djones@wardseven.com wardseven.com

DOWNTOWN DC

DOWNTOWNDC IS KNOWN as a major employment center and cultural and entertainment hub supported by a growing residential DOWNTOWN DC IS THE REGION’S LARGEST EMPLOYMENT population, and yet it is so much more. DowntownDC as the heart and a cultural, dining and entertainment hubstands supported CENTER of District’s economy, bolstered by severalDowntownDC development is projects. by the a growing adjacent residential population. In the coming years, Capitol CityCenterDC’s comprised of 75 million SF ofCrossing, office space, 11,500 hotelConrad rooms,Hilton, Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial and Franklin2019 Park openings will further and 54,000 residents within oneLibrary mile. Additionally, reshape cultivating vitalization prosperity for DC. included DowntownDC, a Flagship Apple Store, Tiffany’s, andand a Conrad Hotel.

DINING, SHOPPING + ENTERTAINMENT • 150 Destination Restaurants • 82 Destination Retailers • 7 Theaters & 2 Performance Venues • Capital One Arena • Walter E. Washington Convention Center • 11 Museums

INNOVATION + TECH • • • • • • • • •

Apple Flagship Store Microsoft Innovation & Policy Center MapBox 29 co-working locations Eaton Workshop Yelp Facebook Fiscal Note Social Tables

ACCESSIBLE • 7 Metrorail stations serving all system lines • 31 Capital Bikeshare Stations • 99 Walkscore • DC Circulator and Metrobus • Located between the White House and U.S. Capitol

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TEMPLE COURTS REDEVELOPMENT

RENAISSANCE HOTEL

GALLERY PLACE

G ST

NATIONAL MUSEUM OF AMERICAN ART

NATIONAL MUSEUM OF AFRICAN AMERICAN HISTORY

Federal Triangle

IA IND

Judiciary Sq

1ST ST

E ST

WOOLLY MAMMOTH THEATER COMPANY

Archives/ Navy Mem'l

C ST

A AN SI UI LO

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Union Station Plaza

AVE

NATIONAL MUSEUM OF NATURAL HISTORY

The Mall

FAA

CVS

HOLIDAY INN

MANDARIN HOTEL

HILTON

MUSEUM OF THE BIBLE

7TH ST

L’ENFANT PLAZA

9TH ST

SPY MUSEUM

M L'Enfant Plaza

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SAFEWAY CVS

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CAPITOL SKYLINE HOTEL

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Street Name Here(in 2020 Excellent / 20254 )Mobility

150,000 1.2 / 1.4 Million

Walker's Paradise (in 2020 / 20254 )

MARKET OVERVIEW

shi

4 Avg(employment weekday/Avg weekend Monthly + residents + hotel guests)2019 (in 2020 /Average 20254 )

ATLAS BREW WORKS N ST COMPASS COFFEE DISTRICT DOGS MISSION DOS UNION KITCHEN

4TH ST

5,906/3,579 25,873 37,000 350,000 / 360,000 295,000 / 300,000

29,514 1.8 27% 73% $688,312

373,094 2.1 38% 62% $635,879

1,530,023 2.5 57% 43% $477,354

$138,655 $104,258 27% 10% 63% $88,409

$128,552 $88,514 30% 13% 57% $83,630

$139,717 $101,002 24% 13% 63% $93,379

12% 40% 38% 11% 34.5

18% 31% 37% 13% 35.2

23% 22% 40% 15% 37.9

INCOME Average HH Median HH HH Income <$50k HH Income $50–$75k HH Income $75k+ Average HH Disposable

AGE Age < 20 Age 20–34 Age 35–64 Age 65+ Median Age (years)

$108,052 $27,882 $10,213 $145,104 $26,435 $241,504 $184,831 $235,760 $77,827 $87,147 $94,545 $40,899 $49,925

$1,239,974 $5,298,607 $313,133 $1,357,955 $115,444 $491,254 $1,722,103 $7,724,222 $315,543 $1,449,774 $2,816,554 $12,180,224 $2,080,122 $8,969,459 $2,876,716 $13,166,856 $955,112 $4,394,093 $1,145,510 $6,092,846 $1,100,172 $5,001,936 $470,909 $2,113,232 $574,846 $2,600,745

0 1 2-3 4+

51% 41% 8% 0%

32% 46% 21% 1%

13% 37% 45% 5%

MOBILITY

Archives-Navy Mem'l

7,992 / 2,643

Federal Triangle

7,487 / 2,151

Gallery Pl-Chinatown

22,229 / 11,758

Judiciary Sq

7,523 / 970

McPherson Sq

14,462 / 2,559

Metro Center

25,429 / 8,231

Mt Vernon Sq / 7th Street-Convention Center 4,791 / 2,845

Waterfront

Metrorail Capital Bikeshare Estimated Total Daily Estimated Total Traffic Potomac Park Exits Counts Counts Population in 2020 /East 2025 Golf Course Daily Office Workers

Households (HH) Average HH Size Owner-occupied Renter-occupied Median HH Value

(all seven stations)

395 MUNICIPAL FISH MARKET

3,953,735 48% 52% 91% 55% 29%

Downtown has seven metro stations on all six lines Total avg weekday/weekend 2 89,913 / 31,157

RESIDENCE INN BY MARRIOTT

HUD

817,898 48% 52% 91% 61% 35%

AVAILABLE VEHICLES PER HH1

W AS RAYBURN HOUSE HI OFFICE BUILDING NG TO N AV E

FORD HOUSE OFFICE BUILDING

12TH ST

14 TH ST

US DEPT. OF ENERGY

FUTURE DWIGHT D. EISENHOWER MEMORIAL 3RD ST

M Smithsonian

USDA

NATIONAL MUSEUM OF THE AMERICAN INDIAN

NATIONAL AIR & SPACE MUSEUM

4TH ST

US HOLOCAUST MEMORIAL MUSEUM

HIRSHHORN MUSEUM ARTS & INDUSTRY BUILDING

6TH ST

FREER GALLERY OF ART

6TH ST

ERSON ORIAL

UNITED STATES CAPITOL

SMITHSONIAN CASTLE

54,165 51% 49% 92% 71% 42%

HOUSEHOLDS

NATIONAL GALLERY OF ART

WASHINGTON MONUMENT

0-20 mi

CONSUMER EXPENDITURES ($ thousands)

D ST

E AV NA

PEN NSY LVA NIA

NATIONAL MUSEUM OF AMERICAN HISTORY

2ND ST

SIDNEY HARMAN HALL

LANSBURGH THEATER RONALD REAGAN BUILDING & INTERNATIONAL TRADE CENTER

U St

F ST

WOODIES BUIDLING

WARNER THEATER

NATIONAL BUILDING MUSEUM

VERIZON CENTER

3RD ST

OLD EBBITT GRILL THE HAMILTON

Metro Center

STOR DEVEL

MA SS AC HU SE TT SA VE

H ST

Gallery Pl/ Chinatown

HOTEL MONACO

N AVE

WALMART

TEXAS DE BRAZIL

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GONZAGA COLLEGE HIGH SCHOOL

CITYCENTERDC

14TH ST

15TH ST

WHITE USE

SURSUM CORDA REDEVELOPMENT

CVS

K ST

HYATT PLACE

KING GREET OYSTER BAR

E AV RK YO

RUMI’S KITCHEN LEON COMPASS COFFEE

MARRIOTT MARQUIS

L ST

N ST

Mt Vernon Sq/ Convention Center

M ST

Lafayette Square

LINCO LN

REPUBLIC CANTINA

4TH ST

LONG VIEW GALLERY

6TH ST

7TH ST

11TH ST

13TH ST

N ST

P ST

SUNDEVICH 9TH ST

BTOO

UNCLE CHIPS

0-5 mi

POPULATION Population Male Female High School Graduate + Bachelor’s Degree + Graduate / Professional Degree

WICKED BLOOM SOCIAL CLUB DCITY SMOKEHOUSE

VE EY A

CITYMARKET AT O STREET

WHOLE FOODS MARKET

SPARK AT ENG BID Area THE PUB AND

NORTH CAPITOL ST

P ST

R ST

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Logan Circle

0-1 mi

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RID A

AV Main Street E

NEW

O RH

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FLO

Shaw/Howard MGovernment University

Education

1ST ST

14TH ST

TA VE VE RM ON

13TH ST

SEPHORA PARACHUTE R ST

8TH ST

WEST ELM LOGAN HARDWARE

T ST

BACIO PIZZERIA TYBER CREEK HOPSCOTCH MEAT & FOODS RED HEN TRUXTON INN BOUNDARY STONE AROI THAI S ST SYLVAN BAKERY & CAFÉ

RIGHT PROPER BREWING MASON DIXIE BISCUIT CO. DRINK CO. BROCCOLI BAR

Shaw/Howard University

S ST

DOWNTOWN DC

HOWARD THEATER

TED’S BULLETIN SOURCE THEATER

U ST

HALF SMOKE

WARBY PARKER LETTIE GOOCH COMPASS COFEE

T ST

ROOM & BOARD

U St/African American Civil War Mem'l/CardozoNELLIE’S

TRADER JOE’S

3RD ST

HOWARD UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL

5TH ST

16T

U ST

NATIONAL PARK

Source: ESRI, 2019 Estimates & Projections; 1. American Community Survey (2013–2017), values are rounded to nearest whole percent; 2. WMATA (FY 2019); 3. TransitScreen; 4. DowntownDC BID (within 10 blocks of 9th & G Streets NW)

CONTACT DowntownDC Business Improvement District DowntownDC Retail Strategy Manager (202) 638-3232 • retail@downtowndc.org downtowndc.org

DUPONT CIRCLE

DUPONT CIRCLE IS DC’S INTERNATIONAL HEART, a cosmopolitan neighborhood renowned as the city’s gathering place. The 70+ embassies, including nearby Embassy Row, and welcoming European ambiance attracts residents and visitors to year-round cultural celebrations, restaurants, shops, and lively arts and programming. Dupont Circle is a vibrant blend of local retail favorites, traveler attractions, historic homes, riveting architecture, and a thriving food scene.

DUPONT PLAZA

TOP LOCAL INDUSTRIES

The District Department of Transportation (DDOT) is investing at least $25 million for a new, multi-modal streetscape along Connecticut Avenue, from Dupont Circle to California Street. This project will provide a ﬂexible and welcoming public space for everyday activities and special events.

74,574 Total Area Employment

DESTINATION ANCHORS Visitors and professionals can stay in more than 20 hotels in Dupont Circle, dine at DC favorites such as Al Tiramisu and Emissary, and visit world class art exhibitions such as the Phillips Collection, Dupont Underground, and Studio Gallery.

• Professional, Scientiﬁc & Technical Services: 26% • Other Services: 22% (Except Public Administration) • Administrative & Support and Waste Management & Remediation Services: 15%

HISTORY, CULTURE & OPPORTUNITY • Six new businesses opened from 2018–2020. • Voted “Best Gayborhood” of 2019 by Washington Blade Readers. • Home to numerous event spaces such as Dupont Circle Park and Shevchenko Park. • Dupont Circle is a place where feminists ﬁrst fought, gay residents felt welcomed, entrepreneurs innovated, and the progressive thinkers of the city gathered.

CELEBRATIONS & FESTIVALS • Dupont Circle Farmers Market (Sunday mornings & year-round) • Taste of Dupont (spring) • Capital Pride (June) • 17th Street Festival (summer) • High Heel Race (fall) • Art All Night (September) • Holiday Hop-Around (December) • Groundhog Day (February) 1. JobsEQ (data for 20036 Zip Code, as of 2019 Q3)

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BEST BUY BED, B ED, BATH & BEYOND MARSHALLS

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EACH PEACH MARKET PEAR PLUM

DUPONT CIRCLE

27TH T ST

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H A RVARD ST

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0-½ mi

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RDMAN K HOTEL

Retail/Restaurant NANDOS N S

Arts/Tourism

Education

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D R AL AVE

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Great Street

Main Street

Population Male Female High School Graduate + Bachelor’s Degree + Graduate / Professional Degree

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TRADER AD JOE’S

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T ST

ROOM M & BOARD TED’S S BULLETIN SOURCE THEATER

GLEN’S GARDEN MARKET

AV E HI RE

MAGNOLIA KITCHEN & BAR BLUEMERCURY LOFT LOU LOU

SAFEWAY

SEP PAR R ST

J. CREW

NE W

PHILLIPS COLLECTION

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HA M

Sheridan Circle

S ST T

19TH ST

NORTHSIDE TAVERN ROSEMARINO D’ITALIA SHOP MADE IN DC

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VINTAGE78

WHOLE FOODS OD DS MARKET T

MUNCHEEZ TOPAZ HOTEL

CITY TAP HOUSE

BROOKS BROTHERS JOS. A BANK H&M BLUEMERCURY TINY JEWEL BOX

MS ST T ANN TAYLOR JOHNSTON & MURPHY

PAUL BAKERY CHARLES TYRWHITT

T ST S 21ST

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Metrorail Exits 2

Capital CapitalBikeshare Bikeshare Arrivals Counts

Traffic Traffic 3 Counts Counts

Mobility Mobility Walkscore CONSTITUTION AVE C Score Score4

MUSEUM MO OF Residents ResidentsAFRICAN w/in w/in NAN AMERICAN 10 10min. min.car car ride HISTORY Sride O Y

5,906/3,579 17,132 / 7,033

20,324 25,873

32,600 37,000

100 99

150,000 166,782

2019 2019Avg Monthly Monthly Average Dupont StreetCircle Name Here Excellent ExcellentMobility Mobility VIETNAM VETERANS VETER RANS RA MEMORIAL

W T

NATION THEATE

STATE DEPARTMENT T

Avg weekday/Avg weekend

49,031 1.6 35% 65% $769,850

190,728 1.9 37% 63% $736,467

$153,588 $110,980 18% 13% 69% $96,353

$153,998 $108,251 22% 12% 66% $95,228

$146,089 $104,593 24% 12% 64% $92,436

5% 45% 39% 11% 35.2

11% 43% 36% 11% 33.9

14% 38% 36% 12% 34.2

AGE Age < 20 Age 20–34 Age 35–64 Age 65+ Median Age (years)

Traffic Counts3

E ST

DO DOI

14,920 1.5 36% 64% $704,106

$60,014 $16,095 $5,655 $81,263 $14,788 $132,330 $102,242 $131,577 $43,461 $50,655 $52,775 $22,693 $27,483

$196,029 $52,287 $18,554 $267,739 $48,646 $432,495 $333,941 $431,847 $142,854 $169,965 $172,402 $74,040 $88,848

$719,910 $188,095 $67,827 $990,346 $180,647 $1,607,626 $1,222,829 $1,612,995 $534,488 $641,314 $635,785 $272,948 $328,998

99 98

Walker's Paradise

49% 44% 6% 0%

49% 42% 8% 0%

37% 47% 16% 1%

17,132 / 7,033 Dupont Circle

avg weekday/avg weekend

OLD EBBITT BIT GRILL THE HAMILTON MI

E ST

AV E

Average HH Median HH HH Income <$50k HH Income $50–$75k HH Income $75k+ Average HH Disposable

Metrorail Exits2

GSA SA HQ

COURTYARD O BY Y MARRIOTT

Households (HH) Average HH Size Owner-occupied Renter-occupied Median HH Value

MOBILITY

H ST

GOLDEN TRIANGLE PAGE 28

HOTEL HIVE H

390,224 49% 51% 93% 75% 45%

0 1 2-3 4+

M I ST

W Farragut West

G ST

87,606 51% 49% 96% 85% 53%

AVAILABLE VEHICLES PER HH1

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RIS RIS SWEETGREEN SWEET SW SWEE W

14TH H ST S

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MOBILITY

HILTON GARDEN INN

15TH 5T ST

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Q ST

DUPONT HOTEL SORELLINA

22,845 51% 49% 99% 92% 57%

INCOME

U ST

PRESIDENT S WOODROW R WILSON HOUSE W E

A R ID LO

REEVES R C CENTER

14TH H ST

AVE

18TH ST

24 4T TH ST

23RD ST

NG MIIN WYO

YE OR MA

V ST

16TH 16T 16 6TH ST

MA ORA KAL

M IV

SEVEN SEV VEN REASO V REASONS

MA MARIE M REED ELEMENTARY EL LE

0-3 mi

HOUSEHOLDS

STREETS ST MARKET & CAFÉ MA

SITAR TAR CENTER

18TH ST

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0-1 mi

POPULATION

BID Area

TAIL UP GOAT TA AT PHILZ HILZ COFFEE FFE

CA THE

Government

N M A H

32,600 20,700–28,700 12,900–15,400 7,600

Dupont Circle Connecticut Avenue P Street 17th Street

Source: ESRI, 2019 Estimates & Projections; 1. American Community Survey (2013–2017), values are rounded to nearest whole percent; 2. WMATA (FY 2019); 3. DDoT (Daily Avg, 2017); 4. TransitScreen

CONTACT Dupont Circle Business Improvement District Colleen Hawkinson, Executive Director (202) 525-4687 chawkinson@dupontcirclebid.org

dupontcirclebid.org

Historic Dupont Circle Main Streets Bill McLeod, Executive Director (202) 656-4487 execdirector@dupontcircle.biz DupontCircleMainStreets.org

EAST CAPITOL STREET / CAPITOL GATEWAY

NE/SE

AS A MAJOR GATEWAYinto DC, East Capitol Street carries up to 20,000 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.

TOP LOCAL INDUSTRIES 1 8,658 Total Area Employment • Educational Services: 19% • Health Care & Social Assistance: 18% • Public Administration: 13%

CAPITOL GATEWAY MARKETPLACE Potential redevelopment plans for a vacant 12-acre site call for approximately 162,200 SF of retail/ restaurant space (there is potential for a 135,500 SF anchor and restaurant pad site), 312 apartments, and 800 parking spaces.

COMMUNITY ANCHORS • A new Marvin Gaye Recreation Center was built in 2018 and features a music room, teaching kitchen, art gallery space, tech lounge, and ﬁtness center. • A three-acre site at East Capitol Street and Southern Avenue was transformed into an urban farm in 2015. The farm features a garden, a farmer’s market, aquaponics facility, nature trail, and a plaza with public art.

$31 MILLION HOPE VI REVITALIZATION GRANT Supported by this grant, the Capitol Gateway redevelopment plan has already delivered 374 new residential units with another 700 units in the pipeline.

1. JobsEQ (data for 20019 Zip Code, as of 2019 Q3)

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EAST CAPITOL STREET / CAPITOL GATEWAY 0-½ mi

YL AR M

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Arts/Tourism

Education

Government

Great Street

Main Street

Population Male Female High School Graduate + Bachelor’s Degree + Graduate / Professional Degree

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8,139 46% 54% 82% 17% 7%

29,845 45% 55% 82% 15% 6%

159,724 46% 54% 86% 19% 8%

2,886 2.8 54% 46% $281,467

10,750 2.8 49% 51% $257,806

61,306 2.6 49% 51% $250,435

$67,815 $47,230 52% 18% 30% $49,128

$62,952 $43,786 54% 17% 29% $46,505

$69,982 $52,906 47% 19% 34% $51,825

27% 20% 36% 16% 37.4

28% 21% 36% 15% 35.7

26% 21% 38% 15% 37.0

HOUSEHOLDS

JUST ST

52N

D ST

7-ELEVEN

Households (HH) Average HH Size Owner-occupied Renter-occupied Median HH Value

LINCOLN HEIGHTS/ RICHARDSON DWELLINGS PAGE 33

INCOME

DEANWOOD NW TOWN C CENTER REDEVELOPMENT OP

DIIV VISIO N AV E

Average HH Median HH HH Income <$50k HH Income $50–$75k HH Income $75k+ Average HH Disposable

H. D. WOODSON HIGH SCHOOL

55TH ST

A-1 GROCERY CAFÉ FRESHE CA

58TH ST

STRAND THEATER REDEVELOPMENT

EADS ST

5 0 H ST T

AGE

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51ST ST

VE 54 5 4TH ST

53RD S ST T

B ST

C ST

Age < 20 Age 20–34 Age 35–64 Age 65+ Median Age (years)

CONSUMER EXPENDITURES ($ thousands)

CAPITOL GATEWAY MARKETPLACE REDEVELOPMENT SITE

AMES ST

TH H ST

0-1 mi

POPULATION

BID Area

$5,021 $1,100 $449 $7,343 $1,416 $12,244 $8,310 $13,732 $4,575 $5,300 $4,659 $1,987 $2,514

$17,455 $3,872 $1,563 $25,328 $4,844 $42,336 $28,754 $46,950 $15,630 $18,094 $16,046 $6,849 $8,631

$110,256 $25,407 $9,952 $159,003 $29,979 $263,373 $181,228 $287,565 $95,958 $116,934 $101,233 $43,015 $53,613

AVAILABLE VEHICLES PER HH1 0 1 2-3 4+

D ST

32% 36% 30% 2%

33% 37% 28% 3%

26% 42% 30% 3%

MOBILITY Metrorail Exits2

1,929 / 521

Capitol Heights

24,600 13,300 2,000–3,300

East Capitol Street Southern Avenue 58th Street

avg weekday/avg weekend

Traffic Counts

Metrorail Metrorail ExitsExits2

Capital Traffic Bikeshare Counts Counts3

Traffic Mobility Counts Score4

MobilityWalkscore Walkscore Score

Residents Residents w/in w/in 10 min. 10 min. car car rideride

5,906 / 3,579 1,929 / 521

25,873 24,600

37,000 99

159,450 150,000

Avg weekday Avg weekday/Avg / Avg weekend weekend 2019 Monthly East Capitol Average Street

StreetExcellent Name Here MobilityExcellent Mobility Somewhat Walker's WalkableParadise

MOBILITY

AR YL

Source: ESRI, 2019 Estimates & Projections; 1. American Community Survey (2013–2017), values are rounded to nearest whole percent; 2. WMATA (FY 2019); 3. DDoT (Daily Avg, 2017); 4. TransitScreen

CONTACT Washington DC Economic Partnership Derek Ford, SVP, Emerging Neighborhoods (202) 661-8673 • dford@wdcep.com wdcep.com

FORT LINCOLN / DAKOTA CROSSING

FORT LINCOLN IS A HUB OF ACTIVITY, including a 420,000-squarefoot shopping center—The Shops at Dakota Crossing—anchored by Costco and Lowe’s 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. NOTABLE NEW RETAIL (2017–2019)

REGIONAL SHOPPING DESTINATION

• • • • • • • • •

• Costco • Lowe's • DICK’S Sporting Goods • Marshalls • PetSmart

NEW RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT • The Reserves at Dakota Crossing is a new residential development, delivered in 2019, featuring 118 market-rate townhomes (1,800-3,000 SF) and 236 multifamily units. • From 2010–2019 the residential population within a half mile has grown by 29%.

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Chick-ﬁl-A Mecho’s Dominican Kitchen Five Below Jersey Mike's Roaming Rooster Panda Express Starbucks Vitamin Shoppe Zachys DC

D AN YL AR

FORT LINCOLN / DAKOTA CROSSING 0-½ mi

Retail/Restaurant

Arts/Tourism

Education

Government

Great Street

Main Street

Population Male Female High School Graduate + Bachelor’s Degree + Graduate / Professional Degree

D AN YL AR M AVE

E ST EA

AVE

CLI NTO N

TLE

Households (HH) Average HH Size Owner-occupied Renter-occupied Median HH Value

A E AV

½ BA

8,684 45% 55% 84% 38% 18%

246,051 48% 52% 86% 40% 21%

2,125 1.7 55% 45% $506,165

3,873 2.1 60% 40% $472,427

96,417 2.4 44% 56% $441,176

$83,474 $49,189 50% 12% 38% $56,946

$91,409 $58,180 45% 12% 43% $62,724

$97,404 $65,054 40% 15% 45% $66,313

15% 17% 36% 32% 52.9

18% 17% 38% 26% 47.9

23% 25% 38% 14% 36.7

Average HH Median HH HH Income <$50k HH Income $50–$75k HH Income $75k+ Average HH Disposable

LN DR CO LIN

3,630 42% 58% 86% 42% 22%

INCOME

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POPULATION

BID Area

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31ST ST

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SHOPS AT DAKOTA CROSSING

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Age < 20 Age 20–34 Age 35–64 Age 65+ Median Age (years)

CONSUMER EXPENDITURES ($ thousands)

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$4,524 $857 $426 $6,538 $1,242 $11,366 $7,682 $12,354 $4,219 $4,270 $4,221 $1,861 $2,610

$8,859 $1,812 $821 $13,125 $2,549 $22,073 $15,176 $24,961 $8,453 $9,718 $8,530 $3,715 $4,952

$242,354 $57,786 $22,193 $341,954 $63,124 $565,500 $399,469 $590,723 $196,756 $237,622 $216,918 $92,083 $114,219

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32% 47% 19% 2%

27% 47% 22% 4%

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102,900–132,000 New York Avenue, NE

CONTACT Washington DC Economic Partnership Chad Shuskey, SVP, Research & Real Estate (202) 661-8670 • cshuskey@wdcep.com wdcep.com

FORT TOTTEN / RIGGS PARK

WITH AN INCREASINGLY DIVERSE HOUSING STOCK and strong transportation connections, this neighborhood continues to grow as a dynamic residential community and multimodal center prime for future business opportunities. Fort Totten/Riggs Park's residents, businesses, and mixed-use developments support the area as an up-and-coming transit village for local and regional markets.

NEW TRANSPORTATION + COMMUNITY ANCHORS • The $11 million one-mile Metropolitan Branch Trail expansion is under construction and will link Fort Totten to Brookland (Q3 2020 delivery) and ultimately run eight miles from Union Station to Silver Spring, MD. • A new $20 million Lamond Riggs Library will be built in 2021/22.

ART PLACE AT FORT TOTTEN • Phase I (The Modern) delivered 105,000 SF of retail/restaurant space and 520 apartments in 2017. • Phase II will include a 25,000 SF Aldi grocery store, Explore! Children's Museum, Meow Wolf, artist workspaces, and 270 multifamily units, including units dedicated for artists.

RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT • Fort Totten Square (Phase II) will include up to 90 townhomes, 81 senior rentals and 20,000 SF of retail space (5,000 SF for local businesses). • EYA is partnering with the St. Joseph's Seminary to build 80 for-sale townhomes on the campus. • Totten Mews (4800 block of 6th St., NE) delivered 79 new townhomes and 31 single family homes in 2018.

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FORT TOTTEN SQUARE, ANCHORED BY WALMART The $120 million project 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.

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33,437 46% 54% 87% 37% 19%

333,156 49% 51% 83% 47% 26%

3,765 2.3 48% 52% $401,495

13,689 2.4 56% 44% $442,360

131,052 2.5 44% 56% $537,935

$76,815 $60,341 39% 21% 40% $56,835

$85,881 $66,526 36% 18% 45% $62,407

$106,675 $76,232 33% 16% 51% $72,341

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$29,732 $6,786 $2,724 $43,203 $8,037 $70,941 $48,754 $77,202 $25,888 $31,757 $27,090 $11,559 $14,721

$357,697 $87,008 $33,218 $502,908 $92,673 $827,263 $600,868 $847,336 $282,086 $350,254 $321,950 $137,090 $168,623

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$7,274 $1,601 $666 $10,688 $2,019 $17,616 $12,051 $19,612 $6,596 $7,942 $6,751 $2,902 $3,728

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30% 45% 24% 1%

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8,297 / 3,003

Fort Totten

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Traffic Counts

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19,000–31,100 37,000 UNIVERSITY OF

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150,000 146,331

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19,000–31,100 Riggs Road 21,000 South Dakota Avenue

Source: ESRI, 2019 Estimates & Projections; 1. American Community Survey (2013–2017), values are rounded to nearest whole percent; 2. WMATA (FY 2019); 3. DDoT (Daily Avg, 2017); 4. TransitScreen

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Metrorail Metrorail 2 Exits Exits

CONTACT The Parks Main Street (Center for Nonprofit Advancement) Edwin D. Washington, Executive Director (202) 774-5542 • info@theparksmainstreet.org

GEORGETOWN

COBBLESTONE STREETS AND CUPCAKE TOURS. Waterfront picnics and political watering holes. Canal history and charming boutiques. DC’s original neighborhood is where the past meets the present for residents, students, office workers, citygoers, suburbanites, and tourists alike. More than 470 shops, restaurants and institutions comprise Georgetown's vibrant business district, set against the backdrop of the neighborhood's unique 18th and 19th century architecture and quaint residential streets. WORLD-RENOWNED UNIVERSITIES + THRIVING EMPLOYEE BASE Home to Georgetown University and within walking distance of The George Washington University, the neighborhood offers access to more than 35,000 students. Georgetown also employs professionals across the tech, architecture and design, non-proﬁt, retail, and hospitality sectors, in addition to Georgetown University and Medstar Georgetown University Hospital.

TOP LOCAL INDUSTRIES 1 35,524 Total Area Employment • Educational Services: 23% • Accommodation & Food Services: 17% • Professional, Scientiﬁc & Technical Services: 16%

SUPPORTING ENTREPRENEURSHIP

SMALL BUSINESSES MEET BUSTLING M STREET

Georgetown is an incubator for socially conscious entrepreneurs, new restaurateurs, and online businesses who are interested in opening their ﬁrst brick and mortar store in a proven location. Bluemercury, Framebridge, Tuckernuck, Chaia, Georgetown Cupcake, SCOUT Bags, Baked & Wired, EverFi, and Under Armour all are rooted in Georgetown, and many have since expanded both locally and nationally.

• More than 300 small businesses are the heart of Georgetown, from an 86-year-old, fourthgeneration tavern, to new skincare boutiques and antique stores. • M Street and Wisconsin Avenue boast some of the region’s best national and international retailers and restaurants, including Allbirds, Amazon Books, America Eats Tavern, Apple, COS, Ladurée, and Reformation. 1. JobsEQ (data for 20007 Zip Code, as of 2019 Q3)

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$250,437 $194,722 12% 6% 82% $140,079

$187,064 $130,736 20% 10% 70% $110,832

$157,312 $110,265 22% 11% 66% $98,607

12% 41% 31% 17% 33.2

14% 46% 27% 14% 29.7

15% 38% 35% 12% 33.9

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$27,951 $7,965 $2,599 $39,220 $7,076 $60,311 $46,740 $62,180 $20,679 $27,399 $24,540 $10,406 $11,808

$80,684 $21,744 $7,600 $111,228 $20,248 $177,791 $136,913 $180,401 $59,812 $72,898 $71,443 $30,579 $36,722

$699,930 $184,747 $66,059 $963,741 $175,893 $1,555,342 $1,192,619 $1,562,583 $517,770 $628,209 $620,106 $266,262 $320,164

0 1 2-3 4+

20% 51% 29% 0%

36% 46% 17% 1%

34% 46% 19% 1%

Residents Residents w/in w/in 1010 min. min. car car ride ride

150,000 141,995

18,528 / 6,313 Foggy Bottom-GWU 20,600-32,000 M Street, NW 8,500-17,800 Wisconsin Avenue

Source: ESRI, 2019 Estimates & Projections; 1. American Community Survey (2013–2017), values are rounded to nearest whole percent; 2. WMATA (FY 2019); 3. DDoT (Daily Avg, 2017); 4. TransitScreen

MOBILITY

Avg Avgweekday/Avg weekday/Avgweekend weekend

172,674 1.9 38% 62% $805,753

avg weekday/avg weekend

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18,528 / 6,313 5,906/3,579

Average HH Median HH HH Income <$50k HH Income $50–$75k HH Income $75k+ Average HH Disposable

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16,736 1.8 46% 54% $1,046,776

MOBILITY

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4,431 2.1 56% 44% $1,500,000

AVAILABLE VEHICLES PER HH1

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Households (HH) Average HH Size Owner-occupied Renter-occupied Median HH Value

CONSUMER EXPENDITURES ($ thousands) P ST

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PROSPECT ST

352,786 49% 51% 94% 78% 48%

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AN AL R D

36,637 48% 52% 99% 90% 60%

Age < 20 Age 20–34 Age 35–64 Age 65+ Median Age (years)

BOOK HILL

LA JOLIE BLEUE BAKERY & CAFÉ

10,587 47% 53% 99% 92% 64%

AGE

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Population Male Female High School Graduate + Bachelor’s Degree + Graduate / Professional Degree

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GEORGETOWN

MARRIOT WARDMAN PARK HOTEL Main Street BID

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CONTACT Georgetown BID Joe Sternlieb, CEO (202) 298-9222 jsternlieb@georgetowndc.com georgetowndc.com

Georgetown Main Street Rachel Shank, Executive Director (202) 656-4427 rachel@georgetownmainstreet.com

georgetownmainstreet.com

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 include Fort Stevens, the site of the only Civil War battle to take place within DC. NEW DEVELOPMENT CROSSTOWN CUISINE

TOP LOCAL INDUSTRIES

This bustling intersection of Missouri & Georgia Avenues offers a range of local dining choices with ever-expanding options. New openings in 2017–19 included Milk & Honey Café, BBQ Bus Smokehouse, Castello Restaurant & Bar, and a second location of local favorite Oohh’s & Aahh’s.

12,917 Total Area Employment

• Health Care & Social Assistance: 27% • Administrative & Support and Waste Management & Remediation Services: 12% • Educational Services: 11%

• Adjacent to Fort Stevens, the new Beacon Center opened in 2018 and is a mixed-use communityfocused project consisting of 99 affordable housing units, recreation, community, institutional, office, retail, and culinary arts uses. • Georgia Crossing, by Neighborhood Development Corporation, is a planned development at 5756-5806 Georgia Ave. and will consist of 370+ residential units & 45,000 SF of retail space.

GREAT STREETS AND MAIN STREETS Georgia Avenue is a designated Great Streets corridor. As funds become available small businesses can apply for grants to cover capital improvements and certain soft costs. In 2019 up to $50,000 was awarded per location. The corridor is also supported by the Upper Georgia Avenue Main Street program through communitybased economic development. 1. JobsEQ (data for 20011 Zip Code, as of 2019 Q3)

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POPULATION Population Male Female High School Graduate + Bachelor’s Degree + Graduate / Professional Degree

16,178 47% 53% 80% 34% 14%

38,102 47% 53% 85% 41% 21%

318,501 48% 52% 88% 60% 36%

6,185 2.6 42% 58% $549,773

14,347 2.6 54% 46% $562,522

135,192 2.3 44% 56% $655,021

$82,344 $59,310 42% 17% 41% $58,618

$99,567 $70,059 35% 17% 47% $68,626

$130,389 $87,760 28% 15% 57% $83,986

25% 19% 41% 14% 38.7

23% 20% 41% 16% 39.9

19% 27% 38% 15% 37.2

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Households (HH) Average HH Size Owner-occupied Renter-occupied Median HH Value

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DC INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL & LATIN AMERICAN MONTESSORI BILINGUAL SCHOOL

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$36,618 $8,995 $3,331 $51,852 $9,319 $84,537 $58,339 $87,371 $28,931 $37,498 $31,879 $13,346 $16,134

$446,014 $112,520 $41,703 $631,257 $116,289 $1,017,540 $752,497 $1,051,724 $350,139 $447,340 $403,394 $171,814 $209,535

30% 44% 24% 3%

24% 45% 29% 3%

27% 45% 26% 2%

23,600–24,500 Georgia Avenue, NW 19,400 Missouri Avenue, NW

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$13,279 $3,198 $1,200 $18,478 $3,290 $30,710 $20,974 $31,116 $10,291 $12,836 $11,320 $4,765 $5,741

Source: ESRI, 2019 Estimates & Projections; 1. American Community Survey (2013–2017), values are rounded to nearest whole percent; 2. DDoT (Daily Avg, 2017); 3. TransitScreen

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CONTACT Upper Georgia Avenue Main Street Glen O’Gilvie, Board Chair (202) 774-5542 nonprofitadvancement.org

GEORGIA AVENUE / WALTER REED

THE FORMER WALTER REED ARMY MEDICAL CENTER re-opened its historic gates to the public in 2017 with celebratory events, the opening of the DC International School, and outdoor community ﬁtness classes. The joint venture of Hines, Urban Atlantic, and Triden Development plans to actively integrate the 110-acre campus with surrounding neighborhoods, which will ultimately lead to ﬁve million SF of redevelopment.

CHILDREN'S NATIONAL RESEARCH + INNOVATION CAMPUS

THE PARKS AT WALTER REED + WHOLE FOODS

Children’s National Hospital is building the ﬁrst pediatric research & innovation campus in the U.S. on 12 acres on the former Walter Reed campus. The ﬁrst phase is set to open in Q4 2020 and will be home to a Johnson & Johnson J-Labs and Virginia Tech's Biomedical Research Institute.

67 acres of the former Walter Reed Hospital campus will be redeveloped into 2,240 residential units, 170,000 SF of retail (anchored by Whole Foods), 185,000 SF of office, 20 acres of open space, a hotel/conference center, art, and educational and medical uses.

GREAT STREETS RETAIL SMALL BUSINESS GRANTS Georgia Avenue is a designated Great Streets corridor. As funds become available small businesses can apply for grants to cover capital improvements and certain soft costs. In 2019, up to $50,000 was awarded per location. The corridor is also supported by the Upper Georgia Avenue Main Street program through communitybased economic development.

NEW INVESTMENTS + RESIDENTIAL GROWTH • The Brooks & The Vale is under construction and will deliver 390 residential units (89 condos) and 18,000 SF of retail space on The Parks at Walter Reed campus in Q4 2020. • Target opened a 27,000 SF small-format store at Georgia & Eastern Avenues in 2019. • Georgia Row at Walter Reed is a 63unit stacked townhouse condominium project that opened in 2018 in the 7200 block of Georgia Avenue.

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Government

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Main Street

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253,996 49% 51% 83% 50% 29%

2,961 2.3 52% 48% $653,884

13,739 2.1 40% 60% $624,588

97,287 2.6 49% 51% $567,608

$135,447 $97,601 28% 13% 59% $86,909

$124,709 $85,869 27% 17% 56% $82,041

$124,562 $82,396 30% 16% 54% $81,667

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17,104 / 5,326

24,200

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Walker's Paradise

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145,509

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$305,617 $74,971 $28,263 $436,472 $80,794 $705,486 $513,005 $738,727 $246,324 $324,946 $281,399 $118,903 $147,702

14% 50% 35% 1%

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$9,878 $2,557 $931 $14,389 $2,679 $22,542 $16,747 $24,015 $7,973 $11,111 $9,279 $3,887 $4,843

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5,283 / 1,636 Takoma 11,821 / 4,190 Silver Spring 24,200 2,300

Georgia Avenue Eastern Avenue

Source: ESRI, 2019 Estimates & Projections; 1. American Community Survey (2013–2017), values are rounded to nearest whole percent; 2. WMATA (FY 2019); 3. DDoT (Daily Avg, 2017); 4. TransitScreen

CONTACT Upper Georgia Avenue Main Street Glen O’Gilvie, Board Chair (202) 774-5542 nonprofitadvancement.org

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.

44%

population aged 20–34

TOP LOCAL INDUSTRIES 1

84%

population with Bachelor’s Degree or higher

• Educational Services: 23%

$192k

average household income

35,524 Total Area Employment • Accommodation & Food Services: 17% • Professional, Scientiﬁc & Technical Services: 16%

NEW DEVELOPMENT + TRADER JOES + CO-WORKING • The Glover House at 2101 Wisconsin Avenue delivered 225 apartments and 20,000 SF of retail, anchored by a Trader Joe’s in Q3 2019. • MakeOffices opened a 57-private office co-working space at 2201 Wisconsin Avenue in 2018.

DIVERSE RETAILERS & RESTAURANTS • • • • • • • • •

Ace Hardware CorePower Yoga Laliguras Bistro Moge Tee Point Chaud Café & Crepes Rocklands Real BBQ Slate Wine Bar & Bistro Sweetgreen Trader Joe’s 1. JobsEQ (data for 20007 Zip Code, as of 2019 Q3)

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15,479 2.0 48% 52% $1,081,383

163,987 1.9 40% 60% $844,606

$192,491 $125,852 21% 12% 67% $110,941

$187,473 $126,298 19% 11% 70% $110,813

$162,941 $112,459 22% 11% 67% $101,031

11% 44% 31% 13% 32.4

16% 39% 30% 15% 32.3

15% 37% 35% 13% 34.2

Age < 20 Age 20–34 Age 35–64 Age 65+ Median Age (years)

$20,008 $5,482 $1,876 $27,638 $5,024 $43,818 $33,855 $44,523 $14,756 $18,414 $17,703 $7,564 $8,976

$74,419 $20,005 $6,991 $103,175 $18,864 $164,596 $126,369 $168,276 $55,838 $69,113 $66,452 $28,426 $34,331

$683,904 $180,944 $64,517 $948,596 $173,417 $1,519,726 $1,164,719 $1,540,238 $510,914 $632,940 $609,461 $261,183 $313,956

AVAILABLE VEHICLES PER HH1

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338,925 49% 51% 94% 79% 49%

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35,640 45% 55% 98% 87% 57%

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33% 45% 20% 1%

17,800 13,600

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Source: ESRI, 2019 Estimates & Projections; 1. American Community Survey (2013–2017), values are rounded to nearest whole percent; 2. WMATA (FY 2019); 3. DDoT (Daily Avg, 2017); 4. TransitScreen

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CONTACT Glover Park Main Street Kate Dean, Executive Director (202) 455-6101 • kate@gloverparkmainstreet.org

GOLDEN TRIANGLE

THE CENTRAL BUSINESS DISTRICT OF DC, the Golden Triangle encompasses 44 square blocks of powerful real estate, where thriving businesses and institutions draw a mix of private-sector workers, residents, students, and visitors. Just steps from the White House and GWU, the Golden Triangle’s accessibility, cultural attractions, and choice amenities make it a world-class neighborhood.

• 3 of the Metro’s 8 busiest rail stations

TOP LOCAL INDUSTRIES 1

SUSTAINABILITY + OPEN SPACE

• 2 miles of protected bike lanes

132,025 Total Area Employment

• Dozens of Metrobus lines, plus DC Circulator

• Professional, Scientiﬁc & Technical Services: 26%

• 1st LEED Certiﬁed BID in the world —awarded LEED Platinum.

• One of the most walkable neighborhoods in the city (WalkScore of 96)

• Other Services: 17% (except Public Administration)

A TRANSPORTATION HUB

• Easy access from I-66, I-395, I-50, GW Parkway, and Rock Creek Parkway

• Public Administration: 14%

• The BID has built 17 rain gardens and converted 16,500 SF of concrete into green space since 2012. • The redesign of Pennsylvania Ave. west of the White House is underway, and will add an acre of new green space, rain gardens, and tree canopy.

INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS, EXCEPTIONAL RETAIL About 6,000 ﬁrms and organizations are located in the Golden Triangle, as well as retailers like Brooks Brothers, Nordstrom Rack, and Ann Taylor. The neighborhood also offers a diverse range of restaurants—from international chains to locally grown favorites to elegant white-tablecloth establishments, and cultural destinations like the Smithsonian’s Renwick Gallery and the National Geographic Museum.

GROWTH INDUSTRIES Tech, digital media, architecture and design, healthcare, and real estate are among the fastest-growing industries in the Golden Triangle.

1. JobsEQ (data for 20036 + 20006 Zip Code, as of 2019 Q3)

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196,748 1.9 35% 65% $739,785

$119,860 $78,546 34% 14% 52% $76,995

$150,995 $107,029 23% 12% 65% $93,986

$146,889 $105,415 24% 12% 65% $93,172

17% 53% 22% 9% 27.7

11% 45% 34% 11% 33.3

14% 39% 36% 12% 34.2

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AGE

$29,721 $7,504 $2,882 $39,662 $7,214 $66,097 $51,320 $64,758 $21,322 $22,857 $26,187 $11,318 $14,286

$142,661 $37,489 $13,559 $193,581 $35,259 $316,081 $243,935 $314,750 $104,009 $120,053 $125,884 $54,171 $66,302

$748,739 $195,999 $70,516 $1,026,824 $187,173

$1,669,933 $1,272,082

$1,671,258 $553,548 $659,156 $659,908 $283,570 $341,653

0 1 2-3 4+

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52% 41% 7% 0%

36% 47% 16% 1%

MOBILITY

US HOLOCAU MEM MEMORIAL

INDEPENDENCE AVE Mobility Mobility Score Score4

21,600–23,400 37,000 99100

2019 2019 AvgMonthly MonthlyAverage K Street, Street NWName Here

Walkscore Walkscore

MU MUSEUM Residents Residents w/in w/in 10 10 min. min. carcar ride ride

9896

150,000 162,277

Excellent Excellent Mobility Mobility Walker's Walker's Paradise Paradise

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Metrorail Exits2 avg weekday/avg weekend

Traffic Counts3

17,132 / 7,033 23,125 / 2,949 20,408 / 2,665 18,528 / 6,313

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21,600-23,400 K Street, NW 28,700 Connecticut Avenue

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27,727 25,873

9,285 1.5 27% 73% $693,011

Source: ESRI, 2019 Estimates & Projections; 1. American Community Survey (2013–2017), values are rounded to nearest whole percent; 2. WMATA (FY 2019); 3. DDoT (Daily Avg, 2017); 4. TransitScreen

VETERANS VIETNAM VETER RANS RA MEMORIAL

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392,960 49% 51% 93% 76% 45%

AVAILABLE VEHICLES PER HH1

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CONTACT Golden Triangle BID Leona Agouridis, Executive Director (202) 463-3400 • lagouridis@goldentriangledc.com goldentriangledc.com

H STREET, NE

H STREET, NE HAS STEADILY RETURNED to rank as one of DC’s most productive and innovative neighborhood commercial & residential districts. A hip arts scene inclusive of quirky bars, eclectic restaurants, art galleries, and regional music destination—most locally owned— continue to lead the way in the corridor’s renaissance. With direct access to Union Station—the region's transportation center—the corridor offers easy access to the metropolitan area and the East Coast.

GROWING MIXED-USE NEIGHBORHOOD • 900+ new residential units have been built in the past three years with nearly 500 more under construction within a half-mile. • Whole Foods opened a new 44,000 SF store in 2017 and there is 71,000 SF of retail space under construction. • AVEC, a new mixed-use project, will deliver 419 multi-family units & 53,500 SF of retail space in Q1 2020.

TOP LOCAL INDUSTRIES 1 55,234 Total Area Employment • Public Administration: 33% • Educational Services: 11% • Professional, Scientiﬁc & Technical Services: 8%

DESTINATION RETAIL + RESTAURANTS • The Michelin Guide features six restaurants along H Street (Ethiopic, Stable DC) with Fancy Radish, Cane, Toki Underground, and Maketto, included in the Bib Gourmand list. • Cafe Fili, Cane, Ella Grace, Orangetheory Fitness, Pho Viet & Grille, thamee, and The Pursuit Wine Bar opened locations in 2019. • Retail expected to open in 2020 include Butter Chicken Company, Kitsuen, Milk & Honey, Mozzeria, and Solidcore.

DAYTIME DRIVERS The corridor is home to numerous co-working facilities including a 32,000 SF WeWork, 8 Flex Office Space locations, and a 30,000 SF Bond Collective.

1. JobsEQ (data for 20002 Zip Code, as of 2019 Q3)

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CONTACT H Street Main Street Anwar Saleem, Executive Director (202) 543-0161 anwar.saleem@hstreet.org hstreet.org

HILLCREST / SKYLAND

LOCATED EAST OF THE ANACOSTIA RIVER, the Hillcrest/ Skyland market offers high incomes and direct access to more than 150,000 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. SKYLAND TOWN CENTER • Phase I will deliver 84,000 SF of retail space and 263 residential units in late 2020. • DC's ﬁrst Lidl grocery store (29,000 SF) will anchor Phase II (Block 3). • Block 1 will contain a four-story, 131,300 SF medical office building with 465 parking spaces in a six-level parking garage. • Block 4 will deliver 252 residential units & 7,100 SF of retail space in a future phase.

GOOD HOPE MARKETPLACE The 98,000 SF shopping center is anchored by a 56,000 SF Safeway grocery store.

$290+ MILLION

ESTIMATED RETAIL AND FOOD + DRINK LEAKAGE WITHIN ONE MILE 1

1. ESRI & InfoGroup (2019)

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14,965 2.3 32% 68% $337,621

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$59,991 $41,644 55% 16% 29% $44,398

$59,696 $39,211 58% 16% 26% $44,068

$85,739 $54,194 47% 15% 38% $58,742

27% 19% 38% 15% 37.8

27% 20% 38% 15% 37.3

24% 24% 38% 13% 36.0

CONSUMER EXPENDITURES ($ thousands) $6,643 $1,524 $593 $9,243 $1,687 $15,694 $10,552 $16,399 $5,435 $6,074 $5,726 $2,448 $3,026

$23,700 $5,443 $2,125 $33,128 $6,075 $56,092 $37,934 $58,849 $19,550 $21,977 $20,679 $8,836 $11,033

$237,048 $56,390 $21,531 $332,918 $61,418 $554,146 $387,788 $582,088 $193,692 $225,800 $210,069 $89,766 $110,778

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Households (HH) Average HH Size Owner-occupied Renter-occupied Median HH Value

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Source: ESRI, 2019 Estimates & Projections; 1. American Community Survey (2013–2017), values are rounded to nearest whole percent; 2. TransitScreen

Traffic Counts2

Mobility Score3

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CONTACT Washington DC Economic Partnership Derek Ford, SVP, Emerging Neighborhoods (202) 661-8673 • dford@wdcep.com wdcep.com

HOWARD UNIVERSITY / PLEASANT PLAINS

SINCE THE LATE 1800S, PLEASANT PLAINS has been home to a historically African-American community and continues to be distinguished by black-owned businesses and community leadership. Pleasant Plains is the neighborhood center for Howard University’s housing and commercial services for students, professors, administrators, international visitors and professionals. Current renovations of many architecturally signiﬁcant homes and townhouses provide new residential opportunities that embrace not only the neighborhood’s history, but its proximity to downtown, medical services, and the Metrorail. HOWARD UNIVERSITY’S GROWING CAMPUS • The AXIS redevelopment transformed the Howard Center building's ﬂoors 3-9 into 176 studio and onebedroom apartments for graduate students, faculty, staff, and main campus associates in 2019. • The Bond Partnership has been selected to develop Howard’s Bond Bread Factory and Washington Railway & Electric Company site into multifamily, hotel, restaurant and retail, as well as a marketplace and a public park.

IN3—DC’S FIRST INCLUSIVE INNOVATION INCUBATOR The 8,000 SF tech incubator opened in Wonder Plaza in 2017 and focuses on communities and entrepreneurs that are currently underrepresented in the innovation ecosystem. In3 is a partnership between the DC government, Howard University, and Luma Lab.

GREAT STREETS AND MAIN STREETS Georgia Avenue is a designated Great Streets corridor. As funds become available, small businesses can apply for grants to cover capital improvements and certain soft costs. The corridor is also supported by the Lower Georgia Avenue Main Street program through communitybased economic development.

WASHINGTON DC ECONOMIC PARTNERSHIP · DC NEIGHBORHOOD PROFILES 2020

NEW DEVELOPMENT • Howard University & RISE delivered Trellis House—a 319-unit apartment building with 11,500 SF of retail space at Barry Place & Sherman Avenue-in 2018. • The Wren is a 10-story, 433unit apartment building with 49,000 SF of retail, anchored by a Whole Foods, with a 2020 delivery.

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CONTACT Lower Georgia Avenue Main Street Jennifer Kuiper, Executive Director (202) 518-6193 • jennifer@districtbridges.org districtbridges.org

KENNEDY STREET

A STABLE AND CLOSE-KNIT COMMUNITY with a solid homeownership rate, Kennedy Street is a mixed-use neighborhood serving main street corridor to watch as it offers signiﬁcant new business and redevelopment potential. With increasing buying power in the surrounding neighborhoods, Kennedy Street is ideal to support independent retailers and restaurants or a specialty grocer.

GREAT STREETS AND MAIN STREETS Kennedy Street is a designated Great Streets corridor. As funds become available small businesses can apply for grants to cover capital improvements and certain soft costs. In 2019, up to $50,000 was awarded per location. The corridor is also supported by Uptown Main Street through community-based economic development programs.

NEW RESTAURANTS + BARS • ANXO Cidery & Tasting Room— 2017 opening • Cheesemonster Studio—2019 • Home Rule Records—2018 • Jackie Lee’s (American restaurant/ bar)—2017 • Library Tavern (Middle Eastern/ American restaurant)—2017 • Lighthouse Yoga Center—2019

NEW DEVELOPMENT • Dantes Partners & Gilbane will redevelop a DHCD site at 809–813 Kennedy Street into 38 residential units and 1,044 SF of retail. • Coloma River Capital plans to build 46 residential units and 8,500 SF of retail at 1st & Kennedy Streets. • District Properties purchased two parcels at 22–24 Kennedy Street and could build a 70,000 SF multifamily building with retail. • Urbanico Realty Group plans to build 21 residential units at 917 Kennedy Street. • Plans for 123-125 Kennedy Street call for 30 new apartments and 6,500 SF of retail.

• Soup Up (soup shop)—2018 1. JobsEQ (data for 20011 Zip Code, as of 2019 Q3)

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5,722 2.6 61% 39% $477,056

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Walkscore Mobility Score

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163,717 98

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Source: ESRI, 2019 Estimates & Projections; 1. American Community Survey (2013–2017), values are rounded to nearest whole percent; 2. DDoT (Daily Avg, 2017); 3. TransitScreen

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CONTACT Uptown Main Street Starsha Valentine, Executive Director (202) 270 1461 • starsha@uptownmainstreet.org uptownmainstreet.org

LINCOLN HEIGHTS / RICHARDSON DWELLINGS

AS PART OF THE DC GOVERNMENT’S NEW COMMUNITIES INITIATIVE, the Lincoln Heights and Richardson Dwellings neighborhoods will become healthy mixed-income 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.

$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.

$100M DC GOVERNMENT INVESTMENT

MIXED-USE, MIXED-INCOME REDEVELOPMENT PLAN

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 four mixed-income developments that include replacement units for public housing residents.

• The redevelopment plan for the area calls for approximately 1,600 new mixed-income housing units along with retail and office space. • Deanwood Town Center is a planned 183-unit residential development with 16,000 SF of retail space located at Nannie Helens Burroughs & Division Avenue.

NEW DEVELOPMENT • The redevelopment of the historic Strand Theatre has started, supported by a Neighborhood Prosperity Fund grant, and will result in 86 residential units (28 reserved as public housing replacement units). The historic theater will be transformed into the Deanwood Smokehouse (from owners of Ivy City Smokehouse)—a restaurant, music venue, bar, and community space. • Providence Place will deliver a 93-unit apartment building (35 reserved as public housing replacement units) in 2021 on the Progressive National Baptist Convention’s historic campus (50th & Fitch Streets). • The Residences at Hayes was built in 2018 and consists of a 150-unit apartment building (50 units reserved as public housing replacement units).

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$57,332 $39,036 58% 17% 25% $42,505

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CONTACT Office of the Deputy Mayor for Planning & Economic Development Samara Gomez, Project Manager, New Communities Initiative (202) 545-3123 • Samara.gomez@dc.gov dcnewcommunities.org

MINNESOTA & BENNING

ALSO KNOWN AS “DOWNTOWN WARD 7,” the intersection of Minnesota Avenue and Benning Road is experiencing substantial public and private investments that have created exciting opportunities for new and innovative, start-up businesses. Major employers such as Pepco, the Department of Employment Services, and Unity Health Care bring a steady stream of daytime shoppers.

NEW DEVELOPMENT + INVESTMENT • Cedar Realty Trust plans on redeveloping the East River Park Shopping Center into 120,000 SF of retail, 33,000 SF of office, and 280 residential units. • Cedar Realty Trust acquired the 62,000 SF Senator Square Shopping Center (3924-3968 Minnesota Ave) in 2018 with potential redevelopment plans callings for 235 residential units & 88,000 SF of retail. • The St. Stephens Apartments (4000 Benning Road) delivered 71 units of affordable housing in 2018. • The former Greenway Market site at 3534 East Capitol Street was redeveloped by MRP Realty into 137 affordable residential units & 2,000 SF of retail in 2019.

GREAT STREETS AND MAIN STREETS Minnesota Avenue & Benning Road are designated Great Streets corridors. As funds become available small businesses can apply for grants to cover capital improvements and certain soft costs. In 2019, up to $50,000 was awarded per location. The corridor is supported by the Minnesota Avenue Main Street through community-based economic development programs.

MAJOR EMPLOYERS TOP LOCAL INDUSTRIES 1 8,658 Total Area Employment • Educational Services: 19% • Health Care & Social Assistance: 18% • Public Administration: 13%

• Pepco’s Benning Service Center (~700 employees) • Department of Employment Services (DOES) HQ (~450) • Unity Health Care (~70) • Uber Greenlight Hub— support & resource center for local Uber drivers

1. JobsEQ (data for 20019 Zip Code, as of 2019 Q3)

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$49,889 $32,198 65% 17% 18% $37,027

$49,331 $31,855 64% 16% 20% $37,120

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$17,640 $3,907 $1,565 $24,215 $4,381 $41,491 $27,577 $42,863 $14,281 $15,546 $14,909 $6,355 $7,828

$219,484 $52,026 $19,960 $311,507 $57,864 $514,784 $360,335 $547,744 $182,522 $216,674 $196,402 $83,751 $103,213

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47% 36% 16% 1%

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Source: ESRI, 2019 Estimates & Projections; 1. American Community Survey (2013–2017), values are rounded to nearest whole percent; 2. WMATA (FY 2019); 3. DDoT (Daily Avg, 2017); 4. TransitScreen

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CONTACT Minnesota Avenue Main Street Samantha Archibald, Program Manager (202) 526-5505 x215 sarchibald@wacif.org wacif.org

Washington DC Economic Partnership Derek Ford, SVP, Emerging Neighborhoods (202) 661-8673 dford@wdcep.com wdcep.com

MOUNT PLEASANT

MULTICULTURAL AND MULTILINGUAL, Mount Pleasant is one of DC’s 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 DC’s 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

10-MINUTE WALK TRADE AREA

Qualiﬁed property owners of contributing commercial properties in Mount Pleasant have access to tax credits and other incentives to rehabilitate their space.

• 26,000+ residents • 37% population aged 20–34 • $119K average household income

MULTICULTURAL “MAIN STREET” • Addis Paris Café (French & Ethiopian) —2018 opening • Dos Gringos (American & Latin American café) —1999 • Ellē (bakery, restaurant, bar) —2018 • Mola (Spanish restaurant)—2017

BURGEONING RESTAURANT CORRIDOR • The Michelin Guide features two restaurants in the area: Mola (Bib Gourmand) and Ellē (The Plate). • Beau Thai has been named the “Best Thai Restaurant” for the past seven years by the Washington City Paper Readers' Poll.

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• Mount Desert Island Ice Cream —2018 • Purple Patch (Filipino restaurant) —2015 • Sabydee (Lao & Thai restaurant) —2017 • Suns Cinema (theater & bar) —2016

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$141,230 $99,845 26% 13% 61% $89,062

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$49,476 $12,839 $4,683 $67,809 $12,352 $110,970 $84,860 $108,657 $35,944 $42,906 $43,236 $18,703 $21,967

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44% 42% 14% 1%

37% 45% 18% 1%

Traffic Counts

9,200

Mount Pleasant Street, NW

Source: ESRI, 2019 Estimates & Projections; 1. American Community Survey (2013–2017), values are rounded to nearest whole percent; 2. WMATA (FY 2019); 3. DDoT (Daily Avg, 2017); 4. TransitScreen

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CONTACT District Bridges Carolina Buitrago, Neighborhood Manager (202) 450-4309 • carolina@districtbridges.org districtbridges.org

MOUNT VERNON TRIANGLE

JUST 15 YEARS SINCE THE MOUNT VERNON TRIANGLE ACTION AGENDA set forth a bold vision for creating a dynamic and vibrant new downtown neighborhood, Mount Vernon Triangle is today widely recognized as one of DC’s best examples of a true mixed-use community. The neighborhood’s attractive population demographics, competitive real estate fundamentals, strong growth trajectory and emerging destination appeal are just some of the reasons that more people say It’s All Here when describing #LifeInMVT.

LOCATION, LOCATION, LOCATION

PLANNING FOR OUR FUTURE

• Near 4 Metrorail stations and 3 lines, 8 Metrobus/Circulator stops & 10 Capital Bikeshare stations • 97 Walk Score (“Walker’s Paradise”) • 100 Transit Score (“Rider’s Paradise”) • 86 Bike Score (“Very Bikeable”) • 50% of residents walk to work 1

• Park and open space planning responsive to community demand for more green space amenities. • Art and cultural activations inspiring the curation of iconic neighborhood landmark. • Transportation planning supporting the creation of safer access and connectivity.

129%

Residential Population Growth since 2010 1

634

Hotel Rooms Under Construction or in the Pipeline 1

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$42,961 $10,963 $4,058 $57,281 $10,437 $96,216 $73,423 $93,594 $30,889 $33,600 $37,587 $16,272 $20,142

$130,589 $33,793 $12,332 $175,858 $32,020 $291,717 $223,045 $285,503 $94,282 $106,586 $114,228 $49,370 $60,033

$627,890 $161,731 $58,943 $865,455 $157,998 $1,411,861 $1,062,063 $1,419,885 $470,674 $559,915 $553,231 $237,475 $286,312

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179,273 2.0 37% 63% $705,067

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CONTACT Mount Vernon Triangle CID Kenyattah A. Robinson, President & CEO (202) 216-0511 • kr@mvtcid.org mvtcid.org

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.

HECHT WAREHOUSE AT IVY CITY The historic warehouse and adjacent land were redeveloped into 350 apartments and 200,000 SF of retail space. Retailers include BicycleSPACE, Gravitas, Bikram Yoga, MOM’s grocery store, Nike, Petco, Planet Fitness, Dock FC, Ari's Diner, La Puerta Verde, TJ Maxx, Compass Coffee, and a 67,000 SF Target.

BREWERIES, DISTILLERIES + INCUBATORS • The area is home to Atlas Brew Works, Jos. A. Magnus & Co. Distillery, New Columbia Distillers, One Eight Distilling, Republic Restoratives Distillery, Don Ciccio & Figli, and Union Kitchen’s food incubator. • City Winery’s ﬁrst DC location opened in 2018 and includes a restaurant & bar, a 320-seat concert hall, and wine production space.

ALEXANDER CRUMMELL SCHOOL REDEVELOPMENT The 2.5-acre site will be redeveloped into about 260 residential units, 22,000 SF of restaurant and retail and ground ﬂoor operations space for ProFish. The school will be renovated and used for community purposes (e.g. daycare center, health clinic, culinary school, and recreation).

WASHINGTON DC ECONOMIC PARTNERSHIP · DC NEIGHBORHOOD PROFILES 2020

GREAT STREETS RETAIL SMALL BUSINESS GRANTS New York Avenue is a designated Great Streets corridor. As funds become available small businesses can apply for grants to cover capital improvements and certain soft costs. In 2019, up to $50,000 was awarded per location.

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2,299 2.1 22% 78% $366,981

12,043 2.4 35% 65% $481,631

159,674 2.1 39% 61% $612,141

$57,117 $32,004 60% 12% 28% $41,947

$72,529 $50,112 50% 15% 35% $51,926

$118,541 $82,898 33% 13% 54% $77,445

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25,873 71,200

188,950 150,000

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46% 39% 14% 1%

41% 44% 14% 2%

37% 44% 17% 1%

71,200 10,300 28,000 16,000

New York Avenue, NE West Virginia Avenue, NE Bladensburg Road, NE Montana Avenue, NE

Source: ESRI, 2019 Estimates & Projections; 1. American Community Survey (2013–2017), values are rounded to nearest whole percent; 2. DDoT (Daily Avg, 2017); 3. TransitScreen

VE DA LAN

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$489,921 $122,082 $45,613 $679,327 $124,388 $1,118,206 $821,328 $1,135,087 $377,096 $447,048 $432,691 $185,418 $225,805

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$22,862 $5,167 $2,071 $32,159 $5,930 $54,095 $36,861 $56,696 $18,901 $21,742 $20,140 $8,540 $10,696

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$3,428 $724 $315 $4,933 $951 $8,398 $5,745 $9,130 $3,061 $3,251 $3,202 $1,362 $1,835

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CONTACT Washington DC Economic Partnership Chad Shuskey, SVP, Research & Real Estate (202) 661-8670 • cshuskey@wdcep.com wdcep.com

NOMA

NOMA IS A BUSTLING, BLOSSOMING NEIGHBORHOOD in the heart of DC, nestled between Union Station and Union Market, Mount Vernon Triangle and the H Street NE corridor, and within an easy stroll of the U.S. Capitol and historic neighborhoods. With 110,000 daily pedestrians in the BID, and more than 100,000 office workers and 49,000 residents in the market area, NoMa is among the city’s densest mixed-use neighborhoods. NoMa has more than 21 million SF of office, hotel, retail, and residential space, with an additional 2+ million SF under construction.

65,000 OFFICE WORKERS / 12,000+ RESIDENTS IN THE BID 1 • An additional 545,000 SF of office space will come to NoMa in 2020 with the relocation of the Federal Communications Commission (FCC). • Tenants of note include: media giants NPR, CNN, and Sirius XM; numerous federal and DC government agencies; and notable think tanks and nonproﬁts such as Mathematica, the World Resources Institute, NeighborWorks, the National League of Cities, and Save the Children. • 74% of NoMa residents have a four-year college degree or higher; 40% have a master’s degree or higher. • 84% of residents get to work without a car. • 50% of NoMa BID households have incomes above $100,000.

A RETAIL, RESTAURANT + ENTERTAINMENT HUB • NoMa offers 375,000 SF of cafés, restaurants, and bars. Recent additions include Red Bear Brewing, CR NoMa, King Street Oyster Bar, and Laos in Town. • Notable retail establishments in the area include a ﬂagship REI, Harris Teeter and Streets Market groceries, Politics & Prose bookstore, and Warby Parker.

TRANSPORTATION ACCESS • 2 Red Line Metro stations, including the system’s busiest (Union Station). • VRE and MARC commuter rails, as well as several interstate bus lines, via Union Station. • 11 Capital Bikeshare stations and miles of bike lanes.

PARKS + PUBLIC SPACES • NoMa’s ﬁrst new park, Swampoodle Park, opened in 2018 and offers a children’s play structure and a dog park. • The 2.5-acre Alethia Tanner Park will open in 2020 and include a large green lawn, a children's playground, a café kiosk, space for public events, and a dog park. • NoMa is home to the only underpass art parks in DC, which feature sculptural light installations that respond to the surrounding environment, as well as more than 50 artist murals. • More than a mile of the bike/hike Metropolitan Branch Trail runs through NoMa. The trail provides direct access between Union Station and Silver Spring, MD.

• Minutes from I-395 and Route 50. • 3 hours to New York City from Union Station via Amtrak. 1. NoMa BID

WASHINGTON DC ECONOMIC PARTNERSHIP · DC NEIGHBORHOOD PROFILES 2020

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Great Street

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30,956 2.1 34% 66% $696,246

184,114 2.0 38% 62% $664,936

$129,118 $100,421 28% 10% 62% $84,178

$134,938 $103,203 27% 10% 63% $87,001

$128,749 $91,421 30% 12% 58% $82,677

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$109,280 $28,075 $10,256 $148,587 $26,951 $245,189 $184,460 $241,814 $79,964 $92,851 $95,151 $40,945 $49,313

$613,020 $155,976 $57,417 $847,384 $154,845 $1,385,976 $1,033,425 $1,400,502 $464,638 $551,866 $540,598 $231,970 $280,922

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$29,927 $7,503 $2,806 $39,832 $7,201 $67,292 $50,338 $65,242 $21,543 $23,457 $25,763 $11,141 $13,644

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8,665 2.3 24% 76% $670,377

CONSUMER EXPENDITURES ($ thousands)

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390,968 49% 51% 91% 65% 38%

Age < 20 Age 20–34 Age 35–64 Age 65+ Median Age (years)

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46,600

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10,768

46,600

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100

Excellent Mobility

Walker's Paradise

Residents w/in 10 min. car ride

167,994

MOBILITY

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8,000-19,800

1st Street, NE

Source: ESRI, 2019 Estimates & Projections; 1. American Community Survey (2013–2017), values are rounded to nearest whole percent; 2. WMATA (FY 2019); 3. DDoT (Daily Avg, 2017); 4. TransitScreen

CONTACT NoMa BID Robin-Eve Jasper, President (202) 289-0111 • rjasper@nomabid.org nomabid.org

NORTH CAPITOL

FOUR COMMERCIAL CORRIDORS—Rhode Island Avenue, New York Avenue, Florida Avenue, and North Capitol Street— serve as gateways into DC and the neighborhoods adjacent to North Capitol offer retail and commercial opportunities for businesses looking for space to set up shop.

NOTABLE BUSINESS OPENINGS SINCE 2017 • Creative Grounds DC (2019) • DCity Smokehouse (2017) • HopScotch Bar & Grill (2019) • Republic Cantina (2019) • Sylvan Bakery & Cafe (2017) • Truxton Inn (2017) • Tyber Creek Wine Bar & Kitchen (2017)

GREAT STREETS AND MAIN STREETS Several streets in the area are designated Great Streets corridors. As funds become available small businesses can apply for grants to cover capital improvements and certain soft costs. In 2019, up to $50,000 was awarded per location. The corridor is also supported by the North Capitol Main Street through community-based economic development programs

DESTINATION RESTAURANTS + BARS

INFILL DEVELOPMENT

• The Red Hen (Italian)— Michelin Bib Gourmand

• The Chapman Stables (57 N St., NW) project delivered 114 new condos to the area in 2018.

• The Royal (Latin American)— Michelin Bib Gourmand • Anxo Cidery & Pintxos Bar (Spanish)—Michelin Plate • DCity Smokehouse—named a Top 5 Best Barbecue Joint in the DC metro area by the Washington Post in 2019.

WASHINGTON DC ECONOMIC PARTNERSHIP · DC NEIGHBORHOOD PROFILES 2020

• Five Point Flats (1510 North Capitol St., NW) delivered 14 condos in 2019. • Aria Development Group and SOME are developing separate projects that will bring 500+ residential units and retail space at North Capitol St. and Florida Ave., NE.

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$131,395 $93,939 29% 12% 59% $84,174

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150,000 242,259

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$27,824 $6,980 $2,603 $37,735 $6,819 $62,909 $46,612 $61,571 $20,356 $23,425 $23,980 $10,329 $12,390

$105,081 $26,558 $9,869 $142,337 $25,834 $236,959 $177,430 $232,746 $76,987 $87,433 $91,346 $39,402 $47,815

$637,670 $162,631 $59,775 $883,651 $161,667 $1,441,632 $1,076,587 $1,460,634 $484,704 $579,751 $564,128 $241,957 $293,201

37% 47% 15% 0%

39% 45% 15% 0%

39% 45% 16% 1%

10,179 / 2,921 NoMa-Gallaudet U. 48,100 46,600 32,600-46,000 20,300-31,400

North Capitol Street New York Avenue, NW Rhode Island Avenue, NW Florida Avenue, NW

Source: ESRI, 2019 Estimates & Projections; 1. American Community Survey (2013–2017), values are rounded to nearest whole percent; 2. WMATA (FY 2019); 3. DDoT (Daily Avg, 2017); 4. TransitScreen

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AVAILABLE VEHICLES PER HH1

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188,152 2.0 39% 61% $669,833

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CONTACT North Capitol Main Street, Inc. Aisha Bond, Executive Director (202) 409-6485 • ed@northcapitoldc.com northcapitoldc.com

NORTHWEST ONE

HIGH-QUALITY HOUSING OPTIONS, NEW PUBLIC AMENITIES, and easy access to Capitol Hill, NoMa, and Mount Vernon Triangle are accelerating Northwest One’s revitalization. Blocks from Union Station and a stone’s throw from the bustling 1st Street, NE and H Street, NE corridors, Northwest One (“NW1”) is DC’s ﬁrst New Communities Initiative investment. DEVELOPMENT PIPELINE • Three developments—Severna I, Severna on K, and 2 M—totaling 507 units (including 137 replacement public housing) have been completed to date on nearby parcels.

$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.

• The DC government issued an RFP for two parcels totaling 3.5 acres of land, including the site of the former Temple Courts, and selected MRP Realty & CSG Urban Partners in December 2017. Plans call for 772 residential units and 56,000 SF of retail.

REINVESTMENT The neighborhoods surrounding Northwest One have experienced signiﬁcant public and private reinvestment and development activity over the last decade. As a result, the area’s redevelopment has been accompanied by signiﬁcant appreciation in rental rates and sale prices.

NEW COMMUNITIES INITIATIVE The Northwest One development is a New Communities Initiatives projects—a DC government program, managed by the Office of the Deputy Mayor for Planning & Economic Development, designed to revitalize severely distressed subsidized housing, redevelop neighborhoods to create vibrant mixedincome communities and that assists with addressing the needs of its the human capital needs for residents.

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36,908 2.0 31% 69% $694,971

179,712 2.0 37% 63% $689,184

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$125,310 $98,622 31% 9% 60% $82,233

$139,399 $105,848 27% 9% 64% $89,130

$133,453 $95,701 29% 12% 60% $85,127

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$39,227 $9,828 $3,712 $51,921 $9,459 $88,324 $67,143 $84,960 $28,013 $29,685 $34,159 $14,838 $18,436

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$619,645 $159,032 $58,118 $856,027 $156,380 $1,396,245 $1,046,863 $1,408,237 $466,939 $557,252 $546,573 $234,489 $282,956

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30,200

North Capitol Street

Source: ESRI, 2019 Estimates & Projections; 1. American Community Survey (2013–2017), values are rounded to nearest whole percent; 2. WMATA (FY 2019); 3. DDoT (Daily Avg, 2017); 4. TransitScreen

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CONTACT Office of the Deputy Mayor for Planning & Economic Development Samara Gomez, Project Manager, New Communities Initiative (202) 545-3123 • Samara.gomez@dc.gov dcnewcommunities.org

PARK MORTON

TRANSFORMATION IS UNDERWAY IN PARK MORTON, one of four New Communities Initiatives. Just ﬁve blocks south of the Georgia Ave-Petworth Metrorail Station and nestled between Georgia Avenue and Park Road, Park Morton and its surrounding neighborhoods are a rapidly evolving residential magnet.

DEVELOPMENT CONTINUES ALONG GEORGIA AVENUE Since 2010 more than 1.2 million SF of development has been built within a half-mile of Park Morton, including 1,200 residential units and 110,000 SF of retail. As of December 2019, there were another 115 residential units under construction and 3,300+ units in the pipeline.

GREAT STREETS AND MAIN STREETS

NEW COMMUNITIES INITIATIVE

Several streets in the area are designated Great Streets corridors. As funds become available small businesses can apply for grants to cover capital improvements and certain soft costs. In 2019, up to $50,000 was awarded per location. The corridor is also supported by the Lower Georgia Avenue Main Street through community-based economic development programs.

The New Communities Initiative is a DC government program, managed by the Office of the Deputy Mayor for Planning and Economic Development, designed to revitalize severely distressed subsidized housing, to create vibrant mixed-income communities and address the human capital needs of residents.

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MASTER DEVELOPER SELECTED Park View Community Partners and the DC Housing Authority are redeveloping Park Morton and the former Bruce Monroe site into 818 residential units in three phases.

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Source: ESRI, 2019 Estimates & Projections; 1. American Community Survey (2013–2017), values are rounded to nearest whole percent; 2. WMATA (FY 2019); 3. DDoT (Daily Avg, 2017); 4. TransitScreen

150,000 207,892

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BID Area

CONTACT Office of the Deputy Mayor for Planning & Economic Development Samara Gomez, Project Manager, New Communities Initiative (202) 545-3123 • Samara.gomez@dc.gov dcnewcommunities.org

PARKSIDE / KENILWORTH

PARKSIDE/KENILWORTH IS ADJACENT to the Anacostia Freeway (I-295), the Anacostia River, Benning Road, and Eastern Avenue. With both private and public investments, including the new KenilwothParkside Recreation Center as well as federal PROMISE and CHOICE grants. This growing neighborhood expects to see rapid investment as several phases of nearly $600 million in development are underway.

NEW PARTNERSHIPS & DEVELOPMENT

CONNECTIVITY

• More than 500 new residential units, including 186 for-sale homes, have been built since 2012.

A new 400-foot pedestrian bridge is planned to cross over Kenilworth Avenue & I-295 and link the Eastland Gardens, Kenilworth and Parkside neighborhoods with the Minnesota Avenue Metrorail Station.

• Unity Health Care and Sibley Memorial Hospital (owned by Johns Hopkins Medicine) have established a cancer clinic within the Parkside Health Center (765 Kenilworth Terrace, NE).

KENILWORTH COURTS REDEVELOPMENT

PARKSIDE MIXED-USE DEVELOPMENT

Proximate to the Deanwood Metrorail Station, this phased development will include 530 housing units of mixed types including multi-family buildings and townhomes.

Plans call for 3.1 million SF of mixeduse development with 1,500–2,000 residential units, 30,000–50,000 SF of retail space, 860,000 SF of office space and a one-acre park. More than 500 residential units have already been built.

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19,007 45% 55% 86% 14% 5%

212,781 47% 53% 85% 31% 15%

2,863 2.5 28% 72% $364,054

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28% 21% 37% 14% 35.9

24% 22% 39% 15% 37.7

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2,411 / 836

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I-295

Source: ESRI, 2019 Estimates & Projections; 1. American Community Survey (2013–2017), values are rounded to nearest whole percent; 2. WMATA (FY 2019); 3. DDoT (Daily Avg, 2017); 4. TransitScreen

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$187,716 $44,154 $17,085 $267,933 $49,888 $442,157 $308,424 $471,894 $157,200 $190,382 $169,208 $71,844 $88,965

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$9,352 $2,031 $830 $13,131 $2,452 $22,410 $14,971 $23,891 $7,964 $8,667 $8,221 $3,496 $4,407

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CONTACT Washington DC Economic Partnership Derek Ford, SVP, Emerging Neighborhoods (202) 661-8673 • dford@wdcep.com wdcep.com

PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, SE

DEVELOPED BETWEEN THE 1880S AND 1920S and often called the gateway to Capitol Hill, Pennsylvania Avenue is known for its brick single family homes, townhouses, and strong residential base. Adjacent neighborhoods, such as Hillcrest, Penn Branch, and Summit Park, offer considerable consumer spending potential with average household incomes in the $100,000+ range.

SHOPS AT PENN BRANCH Jair Lynch Real Estate Partners completed the renovation of the existing retail center in 2019. The updated property features 17,000 SF of office space and 65,000 SF of retail space, anchored by a 20,000 SF Planet Fitness.

GREAT STREETS RETAIL SMALL BUSINESS GRANTS Pennsylvania Avenue, SE is a designated Great Streets corridor. As funds become available small businesses can apply for grants to cover capital improvements and certain soft costs. In 2019, up to $50,000 was awarded per location.

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NEIGHBORHOOD SHOPPING CENTERS ALONG PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE • Fairfax Village (34,400 SF) and Fort Davis (44,000 SF) provide additional retail, restaurants, and neighborhood services to the surrounding communities. • Fort Davis Center (3863 Alabama Ave. SE) sold for $13.5 million in 2018 ($306 PSF).

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25,546 45% 55% 88% 25% 12%

262,904 46% 54% 87% 33% 17%

2,383 2.1 54% 46% $461,667

11,534 2.2 43% 57% $337,569

109,833 2.3 39% 61% $369,818

$96,465 $64,716 38% 18% 44% $66,738

$71,652 $51,983 48% 18% 34% $52,214

$87,202 $54,598 46% 15% 39% $59,393

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Source: ESRI, 2019 Estimates & Projections; 1. American Community Survey (2013–2017), values are rounded to nearest whole percent; 2. DDoT (Daily Avg, 2017); 3. TransitScreen

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37,000

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CONTACT Washington DC Economic Partnership Derek Ford, SVP, Emerging Neighborhoods (202) 661-8673 • dford@wdcep.com wdcep.com

PETWORTH / PARK VIEW

DISTINCTIVE URBAN ROW HOUSES, historic institutions, and local small businesses front Georgia Avenue, the longest commercial corridor in DC. Petworth and Park View are emerging as urban neighborhoods that provide all of the advantages of city living for both families and young professionals.

UPSHUR STREET— BOUTIQUE RETAIL + DINING

GREAT STREETS AND MAIN STREETS

Home to neighborhood-serving small businesses nestled amidst porchlined residential blocks. Awardwinning restaurants & specialty retail shops include Pom Pom, The Lemon Collective, Slash Run, Loyalty Bookstore, She Loves Me Florist, Cinder BBQ, Timber Pizza, Taqueria del Barrio, Willow, Fia’s Fabulous Finds, and Lulabelle's Sweet Shop.

Georgia Avenue, and adjacent streets, are designated Great Streets corridors. As funds become available small businesses can apply for grants to cover capital improvements and certain soft costs. The corridor is also supported by the Lower Georgia Avenue Main Street through community-based economic development programs.

GROWING RESIDENTIAL + VISITOR OPTIONS

BURGEONING RESTAURANT SCENE

• The former Linens of the Week/ Alsco property at 713 Lamont Street was redeveloped into 225 residential apartments in 2019. • The Lamont (3225 Georgia Avenue) is a mixed-use development that houses nine luxury apartments, managed by short-term rental company Sonder, and 2,100 SF of ground-ﬂoor retail. • The Brazilian–American Cultural Center opened in 2019 at 3001 Sherman Avenue.

• The area is home to numerous local favorites such as Looking Glass Lounge, The Midlands Beer Garden, and Fish in the Neighborhood.

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• Residents keep ﬁt with many nearby exercise options, such as Yoga Heights, SWEAT DC, and Salsa with Silvia. • Live entertainment includes comedy nights at Reliable Tavern, improv at Dojo Comedy, and Story District.

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6,814 2.8 51% 49% $624,769

26,453 2.5 41% 59% $647,391

187,618 2.1 40% 60% $666,081

$116,998 $88,914 29% 13% 58% $79,164

$108,105 $76,979 34% 15% 51% $72,726

$133,652 $93,973 28% 13% 59% $85,469

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Source: ESRI, 2019 Estimates & Projections; 1. American Community Survey (2013–2017), values are rounded to nearest whole percent; 2. WMATA (FY 2019); 3. DDoT (Daily Avg, 2017); 4. TransitScreen

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CONTACT Lower Georgia Avenue Main Street Jennifer Kuiper, Executive Director (202) 518-6193 • jennifer@districtbridges.org districtbridges.org

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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 L’Enfant’s original streets, Rhode Island Avenue serves as a major commuter corridor, joining the heart of downtown DC to the heavily populated Maryland suburbs.

TRANSIT-ORIENTED MIXED-USE DEVELOPMENT

RHODE ISLAND ROW The neighborhood’s “town center” features 274 apartments and 70,000 SF of retail/restaurant space. Anchor tenants include The Carolina Kitchen, Chipotle, CVS, the Department of Motor Vehicles, Dunkin’ Donuts and Sala Thai.

• Bryant Street (redevelopment of Rhode Island Avenue Shopping Center) will feature up to 1,600 residential units and 275,000 SF of retail, anchored by a 9-screen, Alamo Drafthouse Cinema. Phase I is under construction and will deliver in Q1 2021. • RIA (redevelopment of Brookland Manor) will consist of 1,760 residential units and 181,000 SF of retail and is supported by a $47M TIF. • Brookland Press delivered 295 apartments in 2017. • Barrow Milestone, developed by H Street CDC, delivered 116 affordable apartments and 5,000 SF of retail/restaurant space in 2016. • Boundary Companies (1 acre), Jack Sarf’s Franklin & Rocky Properties (2.75 acres), and Trammell Crow (1.2 acres) made land purchases along Reed Street in 2018.

GREAT STREETS RETAIL SMALL BUSINESS GRANTS As a designated Great Streets corridor small businesses can apply for grants to cover capital improvements and certain soft costs as funds become available. In 2019, up to $50,000 was awarded per location. The corridor is also supported by the Rhode Island Avenue, NE Main Street through locally-focused economic development programs.

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Source: ESRI, 2019 Estimates & Projections; 1. American Community Survey (2013–2017), values are rounded to nearest whole percent; 2. WMATA (FY 2019); 3. DDoT (Daily Avg, 2017); 4. TransitScreen

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CONTACT Rhode Island Avenue, NE Main Street Kyle Todd, Executive Director (202) 808-9050 • kyle@riamainstreet.org riamainstreet.org

RHODE ISLAND AVE, NE / WOODRIDGE

A PEACEFUL, FAMILY-FRIENDLY NEIGHBORHOOD of sturdy, vintage houses line Rhode Island Avenue, one of Pierre L’Enfant’s original streets, and serves as a major commuter corridor, linking the heart of downtown to Maryland’s suburbs. Woodridge is bisected by Rhode Island Avenue and bounded by Eastern Avenue, South Dakota Avenue, Michigan Avenue and Bladensburg Road, NE. The neighborhood is characterized by an abundance of two-story single-family homes with large lots, beautiful treelined streets, and wide sidewalks for outdoor seating & programming. A NEW DESTINATION FOR SMALL + LOCAL BUSINESSES • 7 Days Market—2018 opening

TOP LOCAL INDUSTRIES 1

• Blue Print Barbershop—2019

16,462 Total Area Employment

• Eat & Smile Catering—2013

• Transportation & Warehousing: 23%

• Provost—2019 • District Floor Depot—2017 • Good Food Markets (grocer)—2015

• Construction: 17% • Health Care & Social Assistance: 11%

• Material World Boutique—2017 • The Public Option (brewpub)—2015

GREAT STREETS AND MAIN STREETS As a designated Great Streets corridor small businesses can apply for grants to cover capital improvements and certain soft costs as funds become available. In 2019, up to $50,000 was awarded per location. The corridor is also supported by the Rhode Island Avenue, NE Main Street through community-based economic development programs.

INFILL DEVELOPMENT ALONG RHODE ISLAND AVENUE • The Violet (1515 Rhode Island Ave., NE): A new 20-unit apartment building was built in 2018. • 2027 Rhode Island Avenue: Plans call for a 43-unit residential building with 4,770 SF of retail space. • Woodridge Library: The new 22,500 SF library was built in 2016 and is the ﬁrst DC library to have a roof terrace for programming. • Mills Place (1736 Rhode Island Avenue): A new 61-unit residential project with Q3 2020 delivery. • 1700 Rhode Island Avenue: A new 46-unit residential property that opened in 2019. • The Hamlin (1715 Hamlin Street): An 18-unit residential project that delivered in 2018. 1. JobsEQ (data for 20018 Zip Code, as of 2019 Q3)

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CONTACT Rhode Island Avenue NE Main Street Kyle Todd, Executive Director (202) 808-9050 • kyle@riamainstreet.org riamainstreet.org

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 ever-increasing 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.

GREAT STREETS AND MAIN STREETS

TOP LOCAL INDUSTRIES 1

Many of the corridors in Shaw are designated as Great Streets and small businesses can apply for grants (up to $50,000 was awarded per location in 2019) to cover capital improvements and certain soft costs as funds become available. The corridor is also supported by the Shaw Main Streets program through community-based economic development programs.

TOP RESTAURANT TALENT • The Dabney, Kinship, and Metier all received one star in the 2020 Michelin Guide. Chercher Ethiopian Restaurant, Hanumanh, Hazel, The Royal, Supra, Tiger Fork, and Unconventional Diner are on the Michelin Guide's 2020 Bib Gourmand list. • The Dabney’s Jeremiah Langhorne was named Best Chef: Mid-Atlantic by the James Beard Foundation in 2018 and Columbia Room won best American cocktail bar at 2017 Annual Spirited Awards.

113,325 Total Area Employment • Public Administration: 39% • Educational Services: 12% • Professional, Scientiﬁc, & Technical Services: 11%

SHOPPING, DINING & ENTERTAINMENT DESTINATION • • • • • • • • • •

Bonobos—2016 opening Compass Coffee—2014, 2015 & 2019 The Howard Theater—2012 Landmark Theaters—2015 Leon Restaurants—2019 Mason Dixie Biscuit Co.—2018 Unconventional Diner—2018 Union Kitchen Grocery—2017 & 2019 Warby Parker—2015 Zeppelin Restaurant & Bar—2019

GROCERY ANCHORED NEIGHBORHOOD DEVELOPMENT • The Wren (965 Florida Avenue) will deliver 433 apartments and a new 43,000 SF Whole Foods Market in Q4 2020. • The $330 million CityMarket at O has become the neighborhood’s new epicenter and includes a 72,000 SF Giant Food supermarket, 182-room Cambria Suites hotel, 639 residential units, and 15,000 SF of additional retail.

AN INNOVATION HUB • The former Wonder Bread Factory (c. 1913) was transformed into the home of WeWork (co-working space). • PWC (182,000 SF) & WeWork (107,000 SF) are the anchor office tenants in the 655 New York Avenue development.

1. JobsEQ (data for 20001 Zip Code, as of 2019 Q3)

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Source: ESRI, 2019 Estimates & Projections; 1. American Community Survey (2013–2017), values are rounded to nearest whole percent; 2. WMATA (FY 2019); 3. DDoT (Daily Avg, 2017); 4. TransitScreen

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CONTACT Shaw Main Streets, Inc. Alexander M. Padro, Exec. Director (202) 265-7429 shawmainstreetsinc@gmail.com shawmainstreets.org

SOUTHWEST WATERFRONT

SITUATED AT THE CONFLUENCE OF THE POTOMAC AND THE ANACOSTIA RIVERS and directly adjacent to the National Mall, the Southwest Waterfront beckons new residents and visitors with ten worldclass museums, seven performance venues, and a rapidly growing food and cultural scene. The opening of the ﬁrst phase of the $2 billion Wharf project brought new life to the long-beloved Southwest neighborhood. WATERFRONT STATION Initial phases of this 2.5 million SF mixed-use project at the heart of the Southwest Waterfront neighborhood have already opened, including 500,000 SF of office space, 90,000 SF of retail/restaurant space (anchored by a 55,000 SF Safeway grocery store), and 900 apartments. Another 1,000 apartments and 60,000 SF of retail space, including a black box theater and a new community center, remain in the pipeline.

CONTINUED NEIGHBORHOOD GROWTH • 34% population growth within 0.5 miles (2010–2019). • 555 E Street will deliver a 252-room citizenM hotel, 194 residential units, and 10,000 SF of retail space in Q2 2020. • Over the past ﬁve years, the Southwest area has seen 218,000 SF of new retail space, 2,465 new residential units, and 1.1 million SF of new office space.

TOP LOCAL INDUSTRIES 1 52,632 Total Area Employment • Public Administration: 63% • Professional, Scientiﬁc, & Technical Services: 14% • Arts, Entertainment, & Recreation: 4%

A REGIONAL DESTINATION • The Dwight D. Eisenhower Memorial has a planned opening of May 2020. • The International Spy Museum opened in 2019 and saw over 400,000 visitors in its ﬁrst six months. • The 367-room Hilton Washington D.C. reopened in 2019 after a $50 million renovation. • The mixed-use redevelopment of the Randall School will be centered around a 31,800 SF art gallery.

WATERFRONT BUILDOUT • Phase I of The Wharf includes 500,000 SF of office space, 19 shops and 31 restaurants, 870 residential units, 690 hotel rooms, and 1,475 underground parking spaces. • Construction of Phase II began Q1 2019 (2022 delivery) and includes a new park, a 131-room Pendry hotel, 351 residential units, 95,000 SF of retail/restaurant space, and 575,000 SF of office space anchored by law ﬁrm Williams & Connolly LLP. 1. JobsEQ (data for 20024 Zip Code, as of 2019 Q3)

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395

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Source: ESRI, 2019 Estimates & Projections; 1. American Community Survey (2013–2017), values are rounded to nearest whole percent; 2. WMATA (FY 2019); 3. DDoT (Daily Avg, 2017); 4. TransitScreen

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CONTACT Southwest BID Steve Moore, Executive Director smoore@swbid.org swbid.org

TAKOMA

ANCHORED BY THE TAKOMA METRORAIL STATION and its proximity to the affluent suburbs of Montgomery County, MD Takoma is wellpositioned to be a gateway to DC. Takoma’s unique and vibrant town village character is celebrated with pedestrian-scaled streets, wellpreserved Victorian- style homes, and a quaint historic atmosphere. NEW COMMERCIAL OFFERINGS • The recently rehabilitated historic Takoma Theatre will house a clinic for the Children’s National Health System, and local retailers Lost Sock Roasters and Turning Natural. • Donut Run, DC’s ﬁrst allvegan donut shop, plans to open at 6904 4th Street. • Locally owned Yoga Heights opened a second studio in 2017 in Takoma Central next to Busboys & Poets.

GREAT STREETS RETAIL SMALL BUSINESS GRANTS The commercial areas of Takoma are designated Great Streets corridors. As funds become available small businesses can apply for grants to cover capital improvements and certain soft costs. In 2019, up to $50,000 was awarded per location.

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NEW RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT • SGA has plans to construct up to 140 rental units at 300 & 302 Carroll Street. • Jair Lynch Real Estate Partners is planning to develop a new 129-unit apartment building at 218 Vine Street. • Neighborhood Development plans to build 37 residential units & 9,200 SF of retail space at 218 Cedar Street.

Silver Spring

TAKOMA

0-½ mi Retail/Restaurant

Arts/Tourism

Education

Government

Great Street

Main Street

0-1 mi

0-3 mi

POPULATION

BID Area

Population Male Female High School Graduate + Bachelor’s Degree + Graduate / Professional Degree

7,266 46% 54% 91% 62% 41%

29,981 47% 53% 92% 56% 33%

272,709 49% 51% 81% 46% 26%

3,251 2.2 56% 44% $632,848

12,161 2.4 57% 43% $604,581

102,121 2.6 46% 54% $537,295

$140,145 $100,932 26% 13% 60% $90,129

$124,130 $87,045 29% 14% 56% $82,441

$113,135 $76,936 32% 17% 51% $75,851

17% 22% 42% 18% 43.1

21% 20% 41% 18% 42.0

23% 23% 39% 15% 37.2

HOUSEHOLDS

TARGET G

Households (HH) Average HH Size Owner-occupied Renter-occupied Median HH Value

KFC/TACO BELL KFC/T

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ARK AR RK LIBRARY L LEDOS S PIZZA A

Average HH Median HH HH Income <$50k HH Income $50–$75k HH Income $75k+ Average HH Disposable

MODERN MOBLER

AGE

B L AIR

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MCDON MCDONALDS

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Age < 20 Age 20–34 Age 35–64 Age 65+ Median Age (years)

ESEARCH & PUS

CEDAR ST

ELIFE RESTAURANT

4TH ST

6TH ST

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0 1 2-3 4+

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RD ILL M

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Traffic Counts

9TH ST

CapitalTraffic Bikeshare CountsCounts3

L'ENFANT EN FLORIST O 5,906 / 3,579 5,283 / 1,636 25,873 9,500 SOUP U UP

TROPIMART A Avg weekday Avg weekday/Avg / Avg weekend 2019 Monthly Carroll Average Street A weekend ANXO DY ST KENNEDY

AV E

E Traffic Mobility Mobility Counts Score4 Score

Walkscore Walkscore Residents Residents w/in w/in VINTAGE AG 10 min. 10car min. ride car ride GLAM

37,000 100

87 98

175,370 150,000

Street Name Excellent Here Mobility Excellent Mobility Very Walkable Walker's Paradise

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MOBILITY

MIS

KA NS AS

Fort Slocum Park

NICHOLSON N ST

CHEESEMONSTER O STUDIO TU

20% 43% 34% 2%

5,283 / 1,636

Takoma

11,000 9,500

Blair Road Carroll Street

Source: ESRI, 2019 Estimates & Projections; 1. American Community Survey (2013–2017), values are rounded to nearest whole percent; 2. WMATA (FY 2019); 3. DDoT (Daily Avg, 2017); 4. TransitScreen

WALMART L GLLETHORPE ST OGL O OOHS H & AAHS OG

Metrorail Metrorail Exits Exits2LONGFELLOW EL ST

17% 48% 33% 2%

avg weekday/avg weekend

PEABODY DY ST

SO URI AV

$293,552 $71,005 $27,152 $416,220 $76,981 $680,295 $493,254 $705,444 $235,194 $302,840 $268,774 $113,872 $141,798

MOBILITY 3

MADISON ON ST

$37,340 $9,404 $3,495 $54,425 $10,090 $86,066 $62,499 $91,518 $30,525 $41,568 $34,482 $14,480 $17,771

18% 52% 29% 1%

Metrorail Exits2

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$11,098 $2,860 $1,045 $16,476 $3,088 $25,576 $18,748 $27,924 $9,358 $13,036 $10,531 $4,392 $5,464

AVAILABLE VEHICLES PER HH1

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APA PA CAFE CAF

CONSUMER EXPENDITURES ($ thousands)

BUSBOYS & POETS YOGA HEIGHTS

TAKOMA STATION HORACE & DICKIES VEGARITOS THE SPICESUITE

SCHOOL & NTESSORI

CVS

Takoma

GEORGIA AVE/ WALTER REED PAGE 26 WHOLE FOODS

CONTACT Washington DC Economic Partnership Chad Shuskey, SVP, Research & Real Estate (202) 661-8670 • cshuskey@wdcep.com wdcep.com

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 the neighborhood’s tree-lined streets and two- story singlefamily homes. Multi-generational and family-oriented, Tenleytown continues to be among DC’s most sought-after and stable communities.

GREAT STREETS AND MAIN STREETS As a designated Great Streets corridor small businesses can apply for grants to cover capital improvements and certain soft costs as funds become available. In 2019, up to $50,000 was awarded per location. The corridor is also supported by the Tenleytown Main Street through community-based economic development programs.

TOP LOCAL INDUSTRIES 1 25,962 Total Area Employment • Educational Services: 17% • Health Care & Social Assistance: 16% • Finance & Insurance: 10%

NEW RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT • In 2018, Urban Investment Partners converted the former WAMU studios into a new, 100-unit apartment building. • Over the next three years, more than 1,500 new residential units will be added to the market along with 305,000 SF of retail and 170,000 SF of office space.

A VIBRANT COMMERCIAL CENTER Tenleytown offers more than 30 restaurants, including the recently opened Bandit Taco (2019), Olive Bistro (2018), SEOULSPICE (2017), and Surfside (opening 2020). These establishments join anchor retailors Ace Hardware, The Container Store, Target, and Whole Foods, as well as iconic local businesses like Sullivan’s Toys and Art Supplies and Middle C Music.

WEGMANS + TARGET • City Ridge, the redevelopment of the former Fannie Mae HQ, has started construction and will bring DC’s ﬁrst Wegmans, International Baccalaureate’s Global Centre for the Americas, an Equinox gym, KinderCare, and additional retail & office space, plus 687 new residential units in 2021. • Target opened a 46,000 SF store, its 8th small-format store in the DC metro area, above the Tenleytown Metrorail Station in November 2019. 1. JobsEQ (data for 20016 Zip Code, as of 2019 Q3)

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TENLEYTOWN

NORTHAMPTON PT ST

AVALON LO THEATER E MCKINLEY S ST T

CVS BREAD & CHOCOLATE CO BARSTONS CHILD'S B RSTONS CHILD CHIL S PLAY MORRISON ST 'S CORE 72 MACON

Retail/Restaurant

LIVINGSTON ST

Arts/Tourism

Education

Government

Great Street

Main Street

LEGATION ST

Friendship Friendship He Heights

WHOLE FOODS

AV E W ES TE RN

AN D

Population Male Female High School Graduate + Bachelor’s Degree + Graduate / Professional Degree

KANAWHA ST

JOCELYN ST

LORD ORD & TAYLOR R

CHEVY CHASE/ FRIENDSHIP HEIGHTS PAGE 14 HARRISON STT

6,100 45% 55% 97% 86% 58%

34,405 44% 56% 98% 86% 57%

249,774 47% 53% 94% 78% 50%

2,295 2.4 66% 34% $930,624

14,750 2.1 54% 46% $916,351

112,656 2.1 49% 51% $932,582

$224,341 $165,475 13% 6% 81% $129,415

$197,380 $141,116 18% 8% 74% $116,081

$181,167 $119,506 20% 11% 68% $108,192

17% 27% 38% 17% 38.7

20% 28% 34% 18% 36.4

19% 27% 37% 17% 37.5

HOUSEHOLDS RD

Households (HH) Average HH Size Owner-occupied Renter-occupied Median HH Value

38TH ST

41ST ST

39TH S ST T

CVS VS

INCOME

FESSENDEN ST

RI VE

DEAL MIDDLE SCHOOL

ELLIIC COT

42ND ST

E AV UT TIC

GE GEORGETOWN G E DAY SCHOOL

ACE HARDWARE CONTAINER STORE TARGET

ALBEMARLE ST ALBEM

Age < 20 Age 20–34 Age 35–64 Age 65+ Median Age (years)

36TH ST

BANDIT TACO WHOLE FOODS MARKET CHICK-FIL-A WAWA PANERA BREAD STARBUCKS CVS

38TH ST

DISTRICT TACO ORANGETHEORY FITNESS SEOUL SPICE CORE POWER YOGA

Tenleytown/AU

JANNEY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL

ALTON PL

BREAD EA FURST FUR RS

CONSUMER EXPENDITURES ($ thousands)

DAYS AY INN

YUMA ST

WARREN ST

CAVA NANDO’S PERI PERI

ACACIA A BISTRO IS O & WINE BAR GOLD’S GYM

45TH ST

AMERICAN UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF LAW WARREN ST

UNIVERSITY OF U TH DISTRICT OF THE COLUMBIA

BOURBON COFFEE SULLIVAN’S TOYS & ART SUPPLIES

Van N

VAN N NESS ST T

NESS VAN NESS

A NE BR AS K

VE IN A NS CO WIS

AV E

INTERNATIONAL TER N CHANCERY C CE CENTER TE

CITY RIDGE FUTURE WEGMANS

Average HH Median HH HH Income <$50k HH Income $50–$75k HH Income $75k+ Average HH Disposable

AGE

WILSON HIGH SCHOOL

43RD ST

44TH ST

EC NN

DAY GEORGETOWN RG D DA SCHOOL LOWE LOWER/MIDDLE W D SCH

SIDWELL WELL FRIENDS RI SCHOOL

$12,645 $3,555 $1,176 $18,287 $3,340 $27,515 $21,194 $29,477 $9,836 $13,935 $11,498 $4,853 $5,640

$72,047 $19,643 $6,760 $103,769 $19,100 $158,358 $121,567 $169,167 $56,481 $77,991 $66,067 $27,883 $33,358

$508,512 $135,591 $47,652 $726,889 $133,739 $1,131,096 $860,230 $1,189,386 $396,276 $534,188 $463,419 $196,858 $235,690

AVAILABLE VEHICLES PER HH1 0 1 2-3 4+

RODMAN ST

22% 45% 33% 1%

19% 50% 30% 1%

26% 44% 28% 1%

MOBILITY

AMERICAN UNIVERSITY

Metrorail Exits2

O WAY ST ORD

Traffic Counts

34TH TH ST

35TH ST

36TH ST

IDA HO

W NE E AV

AV E

Capital Bikeshare Arrivals

Traffic Counts3

5,337 / 2,196

1,614

29,500

2019 Avg Monthly

Wisconsin Avenue

39TH ST

O XIC CATHEDRA L

WASHINGTON IN NATIONAL ATION CA CATHEDRAL

Mobility Score4

Walkscore

100

Excellent Mobility

RD RIM ILG

Walker'sP Paradise

Residents w/in 10 min. car ride

160,251

MOBILITY

44 H ST 44T

Tenleytown-AU

29,500 4,900

Wisconsin Avenue Albemarle Street

Source: ESRI, 2019 Estimates & Projections; 1. American Community Survey (2013–2017), values are rounded to nearest whole percent; 2. WMATA (FY 2019); 3. DDoT (Daily Avg, 2017); 4. TransitScreen

Metrorail Exits2

Avg weekday/Avg weekend

NEWARK ST

AV E

WOOD O LEY R RD

HAWTHORNE TH ST

5,337 / 2,196

avg weekday/avg weekend

AS SA CH US ET TS

AV E

45TH ST

0-3 mi

JENIFER ST

MICHAE AELS MICHAELS

0-1 mi

POPULATION

BID Area

MILITARY RY RD

CHEESECAKE SE E FACTORY ACT EMBASSY S SUITES U J. CREW W WORLD D MARKET RK OLD NAVY A NORDSTROM N S M RACK DSW D

AMC NEIMAN MARCUS SAKS FIFTH AVENUE E MAXX TJ MAX AXX XX X

0-½ mi

DA AVE NEVA

ASE PKWY CHEVY CH

SAFEWAY

CONTACT Tenleytown Main Street Leigh Catherine Miles, Executive Director (202) 362-1815 lcmiles@tenleytownmainstreet.org tenleytownmainstreet.org

UNION MARKET

SAVOR THE DIVERSITY AND ENERGY 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, a culinary destination, a place for launching and scaling businesses, and in the process, transforming the ﬂourishing, creative urban fabric of DC.

HISTORIC DISTRICT + STREETSCAPE GUIDELINES The central spine of the market was designated a historic district in 2016 which will ensure the unique character of the market moving forward. In addition, the streetscape guidelines will ensure its distinct commercial & industrial character, while incorporating new uses for all users.

TOP LOCAL INDUSTRIES 1 55,234 Total Area Employment • Public Administration: 33% • Educational Services: 11% • Professional, Scientiﬁc, & Technical Services: 8%

5.5M SF OF DEVELOPMENT POTENTIAL • 930+ residential units & 66,500 SF of retail have already been built since 2017. • 960 residential units, 214,000 SF of office, and 68,800 SF of retail were under construction as of December 2019. • 3,000+ residential units, 500,000 SF of office, and 200,000+ SF of retail are in the pipeline. • As part of its 2022 Campus Plan, Gallaudet University is planning for 1.5 million SF of mixed-use development on four parcels along 6th Street, NE including 135,000 SF of retail and 1,800 residential units, along with education and office uses.

$82.4 MILLION TIF

The DC Government has authorized up to $82.4 million in Tax Increment Financing (TIF) to support infrastructure upgrades and retail parking in the Union Market District.

NOTABLE RETAIL OPENINGS IN 2018–2019 • • • • • • • • • •

Blue Bottle Coffee Coconut Club (island-theme restaurant) La Cosecha (Latin market) Last Call (bar) Politics & Prose (bookstore) Shelter (jewelry) St. Anselm (American tavern) Stellina Pizzeria Trader Joe’s The Village Cafe 1. JobsEQ (data for 20002 Zip Code, as of 2019 Q3)

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UNION MARKET

4TH 4 TH

T TASTEMAKERS S

DEW DROP P INN

FRANKLIN ST

Retail/Restaurant

Arts/Tourism

GLENWOOD CEMETERY

Education

REED S ST T

MENOMALE AL SALUMERIA RIA 2703 CALABASH SH TEA & T TONIC TO NIC

Government

Great Street

FUTURE BRYANT STREET ALAMO DRAFTHOUSE CINEMA

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Households (HH) Average HH Size Owner-occupied Renter-occupied Median HH Value

5TH ST

O WY NE

LINCO

LN RD

UNION K KITCHEN REPUBLIC UBLIC C RE RESTORATIVES

DON CICCIO D O & FIGLI ONE EIGHT T DISTILLING

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ST. ANSELM THE VILLAGE CAFÉ

GALLAUDET UNIVERSITY

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0 1 2-3 4+

23,902 2.3 37% 63% $665,182

184,091 2.0 38% 62% $642,800

$112,722 $90,875 32% 10% 58% $76,285

$124,269 $92,263 31% 11% 58% $80,936

$123,996 $87,499 31% 12% 56% $80,218

18% 34% 37% 11% 33.7

17% 32% 39% 12% 35.3

17% 33% 37% 13% 35.1

$12,294 $3,036 $1,145 $16,717 $3,019 $28,022 $20,396 $27,683 $9,140 $10,414 $10,593 $4,549 $5,548

36% 47% 17% 0%

Metrorail Exits2

6TH ST

5TH ST

4T TH H ST

3RD ST T

UNION STATION STATIO O ON

4,132 2.4 28% 72% $618,204

$77,404 $19,431 $7,200 $106,502 $19,347 $175,534 $128,801 $176,518 $58,552 $68,433 $67,405 $28,870 $34,925

$590,948 $149,343 $55,264 $817,145 $149,383 $1,339,598 $994,463 $1,355,187 $449,707 $532,569 $521,070 $223,554 $271,218

33% 48% 18% 0%

40% 44% 15% 1%

MOBILITY

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2N 2 ND ST

U Union Station S

394,750 49% 51% 90% 63% 36%

AVAILABLE VEHICLES PER HH1

WHOLE E FOODS SOLID STATE BOOKS BO THE DAILY AILY RIDER FANCY RADISH

GI GIANT FOOD D

56,154 49% 51% 92% 65% 34%

CONSUMER EXPENDITURES ($ thousands)

W ES T

HARRIS TEETER

AV E

4T HS T

5T H

1ST ST

U.S. DOJ

GREET KING G REET OYSTER R BAR B

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TRADER JOE’S

CVS C

UNION MARKET

LA COCHESA

HYATT HYAT PLACE

AV E

B R E NT COTTON & REED

VI RG IN IA

MASSERIA

Average HH Median HH HH Income <$50k HH Income $50–$75k HH Income $75k+ Average HH Disposable

Age < 20 Age 20–34 Age 35–64 Age 65+ Median Age (years)

QUALIA COFFEE

MARRIOTT COURTYARD

10,557 50% 50% 93% 68% 36%

AGE

COR

ST 1S T ST

VE KA OR Y W NE

AN S T

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0-3 mi

INCOME ½

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ATF

0-1 mi

HOUSEHOLDS

GIANT FOOD ROSS DRESS FOR LESS

4TH ST

3RD ST

2ND ST

Population Male Female High School Graduate + Bachelor’s Degree + Graduate / Professional Degree

RIA REDEVELOPMENT ED OP

VE DA LA N E IS

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0-½ mi

POPULATION

BID Area

2321 4TH H STREET

Main Street

THE CA CAROLINA KITCHEN CHIPOTLE T HOME DEPOT CVS DUNKIN KIN DONUTS JERSEY SE MIKE’S SALA THAI

FORMAN MILLS

PIZZERIA RIA CREEK K COTCH

F ST

VE DA AN L RY MA

10,179 / 2,921 NoMa-Gallaudet U.

avg weekday/avg weekend

Traffic Counts E ST

46,600 New York Avenue, NE 18,500 Florida Avenue, NE 7,700–14,400 6th Street, NE

Mobility Score 4

Walkscore Walkscore

Residents Residentsw/in w/in 10 10min. min.car carride ride

Avg weekday/Avg weekend

8,412 25,873

99 100

98 95

150,000 155,455

46,600 37,000

2019 2019 AvgMonthly Monthly Average York Avenue, Name Here NE EAST ST CAPITOL TO ST NewStreet

Excellent Mobility

Lincoln Walker's Walker'sParadise Paradise Park

10,179 / 2,921 5,906/3,579

Capital Capital Bikeshare Bikeshare Traffic Traffic 3 Counts Counts

Arrivals Counts SUPREME REME COURT UR

MOBILITY

SE TE NN ES

CONSTITUTION C CON NSTITUTION T AVE A Metrorail Exits2

EA VE

13TH ST

2TH ST 112

11TH S ST T

10TH ST S

9TH ST

Stanton Square

8TH ST

Union Station Plaza

7TH ST

Source: ESRI, 2019 Estimates & Projections; 1. American Community Survey (2013–2017), values are rounded to nearest whole percent; 2. WMATA (FY 2019); 3. DDoT (Daily Avg, 2017); 4. TransitScreen

1ST ST

ART

HAMLIN ST

GIRARD ST

S T

PRIMROSE

TRINITY COLLEGE

CONTACT Washington DC Economic Partnership Chad Shuskey, SVP, Research & Real Estate (202) 661-8670 • cshuskey@wdcep.com wdcep.com

VAN NESS

VAN NESS COMBINES THE CONVENIENCE of Metro access and urban amenities with the natural beauty and serenity of Soapstone Valley and Rock Creek Park. Apartment dwellers and single-family home residents alike are drawn to an easy commute, numerous retail options, a safe and family-friendly atmosphere with smart and engaged citizens, and stunning hiking trails. Increased demand for transit-oriented housing and a preference for unique office space is creating new demand for Van Ness.

GREAT STREETS AND MAIN STREETS

INSTITUTIONS + TRAFFIC DRIVERS

As a designated Great Streets corridor small businesses can apply for grants to cover capital improvements and certain soft costs as funds become available. In 2019, up to $50,000 was awarded per location. The corridor is also supported by Van Ness Main Streets through community-based economic development programs.

• 20+ embassies • American University’s WAMU public radio station • Hillwood Museum • Howard University Law School • Levine School of Music • University of the District of Columbia • Whittle School & Studios

NEW COMMUNITY ANCHORS • The 600,000 SF Whittle School + Studios, a global school for children ages 3–18, opened its doors at 4000 Connecticut Avenue to more than 180 students in 2019 and plans to serve up to 2,500 students in 2020. • Uptown Market, from the owners of Butchers Alley and Pescadeli in Bethesda, opened in 2019 at 4465 Connecticut Avenue. • Chef Fabio Trabocchi's Sfoglina has made Michelin's Bib Gourmand list the past three years.

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$457.8 MILLION SPENDING POTENTIAL A 2018 retail study by HR&A determined that the primary trade area offers 14,600 residents, 5,200 students, 3,500 workers, and 36,000 hotel guests offering a total spending potential of $457.8 million.

2 7 TH ST

Government

28TH ST

29TH ST

L HP 30 T

31ST

Education

Great Street

Population Male Female High School Graduate + Bachelor’s Degree + Graduate / Professional Degree RD

CO EC NN

ELLIIC COTT ST

N CH

BROAD BR A

ITALIAN PIZZA KITCHEN SFOGLINA UPTOWN MARKET

DAYS INN

E & ART A SUPPLIES

Van Ness/UDC

GIANT CVS PHO 14 CALVERT WOODLEY WINE & SPIRITS

INTERNATIONAL CHANCERY CENTER

LEVINE SCHOOL OF MUSIC UPTON ST

WHITTLE SCHOOL + STUDIOS

HOWARD UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF LAW & LAW LIBRARY

TILDEN ST

SIDWELL FRIENDS SCHOOL RI SC

PA R

RODM MAN ST

WEYGANDT AND NDT WINES TARGET RGET CALIFORNIA C CA A TORTILLA A LAREDO E MEDIUM M DIUM RARE A INDIQUE INDIQ NDIQ QU QUE Q

O WAY ST ORD

CLEVELAND PARK LIBRARY MACOMB ST

148,652 2.1 47% 53% $847,744

$175,292 $124,642 17% 11% 72% $107,129

$181,345 $127,015 15% 12% 73% $109,848

$164,189 $109,925 22% 12% 66% $99,947

10% 33% 37% 20% 39.3

11% 32% 38% 18% 38.6

17% 31% 37% 15% 36.4

Metrorail Exits2

U TIC EC NN CO

$616,327 $162,608 $57,721 $869,519 $159,200 $1,376,139 $1,039,507 $1,422,045 $472,719 $613,414 $553,431 $235,713 $282,212

28% 51% 21% 0%

24% 54% 21% 1%

31% 44% 24% 1%

5,436 / 2,089

Van Ness-UDC

29,000 4,900

Connecticut Avenue Albemarle Street

NATIONAL ZOOLOGICAL ZOOLOGICAL ZO P PARK

E AV

Residents Residentsw/in w/in 1010min. min.car carride rideNAANWI NAANWISE IS SE

Capital CapitalBikeshare Bikeshare Arrivals Counts

Traffic Traffic 3 Counts Counts

Mobility Mobility Score Score4

Walkscore Walkscore WOOD LE

5,436 / 2,089 5,906/3,579

4,197 25,873

29,000 37,000

99 100

MARRIOT WARDMAN PARK HOTEL

34TH PL

Metrorail Metrorail Exits Exits2

2019 2019Avg Monthly Monthly Average

Connecticut Street Name Avenue Here

Y RD

9881

MOBILITY

ND LA

29TH ST

E EV CL

GARFIELD ST

28TH ST

DUKE'S DUKE' KE'S E'S COUNTER C NT BAKED KED BY Y YAEL YA

VE TA

CATHEDRAL R AVE

Source: ESRI, 2019 Estimates & Projections; 1. American Community Survey (2013–2017), values are rounded to nearest whole percent; 2. WMATA (FY 2019); 3. DDoT (Daily Avg, 2017); 4. TransitScreen

27TH T ST

WASHINGTON IN NATIONAL ATION CATHEDRAL CA

IRCLE RY C

$70,336 $19,308 $6,592 $97,850 $17,830 $154,071 $118,955 $157,698 $52,350 $66,883 $62,597 $26,665 $31,540

avg weekday/avg weekend

Traffic Counts3

$24,087 $6,797 $2,245 $33,750 $6,108 $52,195 $40,403 $53,749 $17,871 $23,520 $21,244 $9,015 $10,343

MOBILITY

34TH TH ST

35TH ST

36TH ST

15,219 1.8 44% 56% $874,650

0 1 2-3 4+

STREETS TR MARKET KET & CAFE C YES! S! ORGANICS FIREHOOK EHO BAKERY SABABA A AL VOLO A BI BINDAAS

NEWARK ST

H ST T

5,442 1.8 44% 56% $808,810

AVAILABLE VEHICLES PER HH1

RT E

STa Cleveland C Clev nd dR Park P Pa Par

UPTOWN OW THEATER

TH T H PL

Households (HH) Average HH Size Owner-occupied Renter-occupied Median HH Value

CONSUMER EXPENDITURES ($ thousands)

VAN NESS ST

38TH ST

323,350 48% 52% 93% 74% 47%

Age < 20 Age 20–34 Age 35–64 Age 65+ Median Age (years)

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27,999 44% 56% 98% 89% 60%

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150,000 176,462

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CONTACT Van Ness Main Streets, Inc. Cherie Lester, Interim Executive Director cherie@vannessmainstreet.org vannessmainstreet.org

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 Department’s headquarters. NEW MIXED-USE DEVELOPMENT THE GEORGE WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY DC’s largest university has approximately 20,000 on-campus students and its hospital has more than 1,000 doctors and staff.

• Boathouse (2601 Virginia Ave.): 250 residential units and 5,000 SF of retail (2020 delivery) • 2100 Pennsylvania Avenue: 450,000 SF office building with 30,000 SF of retail (2022 delivery) • 2112 Pennsylvania Avenue: 250,000 SF office building with 10,000 SF of retail (2018 delivery) • The Legacy West End (1255 22nd St.): 197 apartments and 5,000 SF of retail (2018 delivery) • Westlight (24th & L Sts.): 164 condos & apartments, 7,600 SF of retail space, and a 20,000 SF library (2017 delivery) • 2225 M (23rd & M Sts.): 61 condos, a 19,700 SF squash club, and a new 15,000 SF ﬁre station (2017 delivery) • Insight purchased 515 22nd Street for $34 million and will convert it to 153 multifamily units.

KENNEDY CENTER’S $100M EXPANSION The nationally recognized John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts built three new pavilions (Welcome, Skylight & River) in 2019 as part of The Reach project to expand rehearsal, education, and public event space, with new below-grade bus parking and patron vehicle access.

4.8 MILLION / 3,000+ PRIVATE OFFICE SF 1 / HOTEL ROOMS 2

1. CoStar (Q4 2019) 2. Boundary deﬁned as Constitution Ave., 22nd St., 27th St., N St.

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10,016 1.5 31% 69% $673,088

25,016 1.5 33% 67% $763,242

194,633 1.9 35% 65% $744,114

$127,795 $86,407 32% 12% 56% $81,762

$152,439 $106,296 24% 13% 63% $94,403

$148,956 $106,633 23% 12% 65% $94,511

17% 54% 19% 10% 26.5

12% 47% 29% 12% 31.8

14% 39% 36% 12% 34.2

Age < 20 Age 20–34 Age 35–64 Age 65+ Median Age (years)

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386,531 49% 51% 94% 77% 46%

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45,712 49% 51% 98% 89% 59%

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$33,780 $8,413 $3,283 $45,801 $8,367 $75,653 $58,327 $75,597 $24,983 $27,580 $30,116 $12,986 $16,513

$100,089 $26,098 $9,548 $135,676 $24,725 $222,014 $171,394 $221,320 $73,127 $83,581 $88,502 $38,091 $47,023

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18,528 / 6,313 Foggy Bottom-GWU

avg weekday/avg weekend

Traffic Counts3

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2,000 18,800 7,900

K Street, NW Pennsylvania Avenue, NW New Hampshire Avenue, NW

Source: ESRI, 2019 Estimates & Projections; 1. American Community Survey (2013–2017), values are rounded to nearest whole percent; 2. WMATA (FY 2019); 3. DDoT (Daily Avg, 2017); 4. TransitScreen

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Capital CapitalBikeshare Bikeshare Counts Arrivals

Traffic Counts 3

Mobility Mobility 4 Score Score

Walkscore Walkscore

Residents Residentsw/in w/in Tidal 10 10min. min.car car ride ride

5,906 / 3,579 18,528 / 6,313

25,873 22,137

37,000 2,000

100 99

98 98

154,379 150,000

2019 2019Monthly Avg Monthly Average

Street K Street, Name NW Here Excellent Excellent Mobility Mobility Walker's Walker'sParadise Paradise

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AvgAvgweekday weekday/Avg / Avg weekend weekend

35% 47% 16% 1%

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$750,321 $196,902 $70,718 $1,029,798 $187,827 $1,672,306 $1,276,434 $1,675,290 $554,833 $662,790 $662,363 $284,646 $343,042

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INCOME Average HH Median HH HH Income <$50k HH Income $50–$75k HH Income $75k+ Average HH Disposable

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CONTACT Washington DC Economic Partnership Chad Shuskey, SVP, Research & Real Estate (202) 661-8670 • cshuskey@wdcep.com wdcep.com

WOODLEY PARK

THE SMITHSONIAN’S NATIONAL ZOO AND ADJACENT ROCK CREEK PARK as well as the Marriott Wardman Park Hotel bring thousands of visitors to Woodley Park and its retail/ restaurant row each year. This residential district with a strong commercial corridor maintains a strong connection to its past and has merited recognition as a National Register Historic District.

GREAT STREETS AND MAIN STREETS As a designated Great Streets corridor small businesses can apply for grants to cover capital improvements and certain soft costs as funds become available. In 2019, up to $50,000 was awarded per location. The corridor is also supported by the Woodley Park Main Street through community-based economic development programs.

INSTITUTIONS + TRAFFIC DRIVERS • Marriott Wardman Park Hotel • The National Cathedral • Observatory Circle • The Smithsonian’s National Zoo

POPULAR RESTAURANTS • Hot ‘N’ Juicy Crawﬁsh • Lebanese Taverna • Mama Ayesha’s • Mayahuel Cocina Mexicana • Open City

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SMITHSONIAN’S NATIONAL ZOO Open 364 days a year, the Smithsonian’s National Zoo is one of the District’s most popular tourist destinations, attracting nearly two million visitors annually to see the 2,700 animals representing more than 390 species.

BROAD BR

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Traffic Counts

2,398

26,700–28,100 100

Avg weekday/Avg weekend 2019 Monthly Average

Connecticut Ave, NW

182,614 2.0 41% 59% $782,705

$178,175 $123,595 15% 12% 73% $107,964

$170,944 $116,168 16% 13% 71% $103,792

$151,224 $104,725 24% 12% 63% $94,208

10% 40% 36% 14% 35.4

11% 36% 39% 14% 36.5

16% 34% 36% 14% 34.8

Mobility Score

Excellent Mobility

19TH H ST

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$23,559 $6,431 $2,212 $32,229

$103,237 $28,084 $9,694 $142,556

$707,918 $185,198 $66,549 $982,807

$5,850 $51,631 $39,925 $51,866 $17,165 $20,796 $20,707 $8,869 $10,551

$25,947 $226,887 $175,045 $229,492 $76,077 $94,767 $91,309 $39,037 $46,225

$179,329 $1,581,414 $1,197,661 $1,603,137 $531,709 $657,743 $628,498 $268,914 $323,659

28% 53% 18% 1%

34% 49% 16% 1%

35% 45% 19% 1%

6,301 / 3,989

Woodley Park/Zoo/ Adams Morgan 26,700–28,100 Connecticut Avenue, NW 13,600–14,700 Calvert Street, NW

Source: ESRI, 2019 Estimates & Projections; 1. American Community Survey (2013–2017), values are rounded to nearest whole percent; 2. WMATA (FY 2019); 3. DDoT (Daily Avg, 2017); 4. TransitScreen

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23,539 1.8 39% 61% $926,757

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5,104 1.8 34% 66% $1,168,246

MOBILITY

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386,696 49% 51% 92% 73% 45%

CONSUMER EXPENDITURES ($ thousands)

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Age < 20 Age 20–34 Age 35–64 Age 65+ Median Age (years)

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43,130 47% 53% 95% 84% 56%

AGE

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9,192 44% 56% 99% 89% 62%

INCOME Average HH Median HH HH Income <$50k HH Income $50–$75k HH Income $75k+ Average HH Disposable

STREETS MARKET & CAFE YES! ORGANICS FIREHOOK BAKERY SABABA AL VOLO BINDAAS

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CONTACT District Bridges Brianne Dornbush, Executive Director (202) 450-4415 • brianne@districtbridges.org districtbridges.org

THE WHARF

THE WHARF IS A ONE-OF-A-KIND WATERFRONT NEIGHBORHOOD, home to thousands of residents and employees, three hotels, a 6000-seat music venue, over 50 shops and restaurants, and the nation’s oldest fish market. Each year, the community hosts vibrant festivals, events, and outdoor concerts that draw millions of local, regional, and national visitors. The area continues to grow, with over 1.1 million SF of new development slated for completion in 2022. TALENT MAGNET FOR EMPLOYERS Major firms such as the American Psychiatric Association, Daimler USA, and law firm Williams & Connolly have recognized the value of securing and retaining top talent and have leased space at The Wharf. With waterside offices overlooking the monuments, over 25 restaurants and music venues, and countless water recreation opportunities, The Wharf is any employee’s ideal job location.

MORE TO COME BY LAND AND BY SEA Beyond Metrorail, bus, and personal vehicles, The Wharf uniquely offers Water Taxi, Bikeshare, Jitney, and free Southwest Shuttle services which collectively bring up to 125,000 passengers to The Wharf in a given month.

Construction of ﬁve new buildings is currently underway. By 2022, The Wharf will feature over 945K SF of office space, 820 hotel rooms, over 1300 residences, and almost 300K SF of retail space, offering ample opportunities for new office tenants, residents, restaurants, and retailers to be a part of this exciting neighborhood.

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A LOCAL, REGIONAL, AND NATIONAL DESTINATION The Wharf has an array of neighborhood-serving retail, restaurants, and free events that make it the region’s hottest spot for a night out or a day on the water. Finally, as the home of the cherry blossoms and The District’s Holiday Boat Parade, The Wharf draws a national audience to the community’s signature events and ﬁreworks.

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12,976 1.7 34% 66% $531,701

153,556 1.9 34% 66% $681,066

$126,728 $101,541 21% 13% 66% $85,574

$114,732 $91,630 30% 11% 59% $77,574

$134,055 $97,985 28% 11% 60% $86,278

9% 31% 41% 19% 40.5

12% 34% 38% 15% 36.9

16% 36% 37% 12% 34.5

0 1 2-3 4+

$38,548 $9,590 $3,619 $53,540

$536,991 $137,886 $50,255 $736,126

$5,283 $46,519 $34,949 $48,047 $15,994 $19,052 $18,538 $7,982 $10,066

$9,920 $88,279 $65,635 $90,805 $30,154 $35,023 $34,728 $14,940 $18,776

$134,134 $1,207,742 $904,218 $1,214,923 $402,364 $468,831 $471,457 $202,481 $246,264

35% 52% 13% 0%

37% 51% 12% 0%

38% 47% 15% 0%

MOBILITY Metrorail Exits2

4,487 / 2,282

Waterfront

15,800 14,600

Maine Avenue, SW 7th Street, SW

avg weekday/avg weekend

Residents w/in 10 min. car ride

7,668

15,800

100

155,939

Very Walkable

MOBILITY

Walkscore

Excellent Mobility

$20,353 $5,116 $1,925 $28,471

Source: ESRI, 2019 Estimates & Projections; 1. American Community Survey (2013–2017), values are rounded to nearest whole percent; 2. WMATA (FY 2019); 3. DDoT (Daily Avg, 2017); 4. TransitScreen

Mobility Score

Maine Ave, SW

Traffic Counts

2019 Monthly Average

HA ALF ST

2ND ST

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4,487 / 2,282

6,270 1.6 42% 58% $481,390

AVAILABLE VEHICLES PER HH2

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East Potomac Park Golf Course

311,473 50% 50% 93% 69% 40%

Age < 20 Age 20–34 Age 35–64 Age 65+ Median Age (years)

G ST

CANOPY BY HILTON HYATT HOUSE

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21,890 48% 52% 92% 72% 40%

AGE

MUNICIPAL FISH MARKET

DISTRICT PIER

9,872 49% 51% 96% 79% 47%

HYATT PLACE

395

Francis Case F Memorial Bridge TRANSIT PIER

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+ Average HH Disposable

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HOUSEHOLDS

UNITED STATES CAPITOL

9TH ST

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0-1 mi

POPULATION

BID Area

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CONTACT Wharf Community Association Patrick Revord, Director of Community Engagement prevord@wharfdc.com wharfdc.com

ENTREPRENEUR TOOLKITS

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SMALL RETAILER PROPERTY TAX RELIEF CREDIT

SUPERMARKET TAX CREDITS Through the Supermarket Tax Exemption Act of 2000, the District waives certain taxes and fees to supermarkets that locate in speciﬁc neighborhoods to encourage investment in areas lacking access to groceries and fresh food. 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 • dmped.dc.gov

GREAT STREETS INITIATIVE Great Streets is the District’s commercial revitalization initiative, led by the Office of the Deputy Mayor for Planning and Economic Development (DMPED), designed to support existing small businesses, attract new businesses, increase the District’s tax base, create new job opportunities for District Residents, and transform emerging corridors into thriving and inviting neighborhood centers. DMPED fosters economic development on the Great Streets corridors by investing in small business development via the Great Streets Small Business Retail Grants, which are competitive grants up to $50,000 for qualiﬁed small business owners who wish to improve their place of business. CONTACT: (202) 727-6365 • greatstreets.dc.gov

The Small Retailer Property Tax Relief Credit provides qualifying DC small businesses up to $5,000 in tax relief. To qualify for relief businesses must be registered as a retail business, rent or own a commercial zoned property used for retail, gross less than $2.5 million per year, and be current on District taxes and other ﬁlings. CONTACT (202) 727-4829 • otr.cfo.dc.gov

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SELECT INCENTIVES & RESOURCES (CONTINUED) DC TECH INCENTIVES The District offers an attractive incentive packages for high-tech businesses looking to expand & grow in DC . 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: • Reduced Corporate Franchise Tax • Personal Property Tax Exemption

• Capital Gains Tax Reduction • Employee Relocation Tax Credit • Training and Wage Credits

CONTACT: (202) 727-6365 • dmped.dc.gov

EMPLOYMENT/RECRUITING ASSISTANCE The DC Department of Employment Services (DOES) can help employers defray some of the costs incurred by hiring new employees by facilitating training, recruitment, and the 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: • Work Opportunity Tax Credit (WOTC) • Senior Community Service Employment Program • Project Empowerment

• On-the-Job Training (wage reimbursement up to 75% of the candidate’s wages for up to 6 months) • Veterans’ Employment Center

CONTACT: (202) 724-7000 • 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 24 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 • dslbd.dc.gov/service/DCMS

NEIGHBORHOOD PROSPERITY FUND The Neighborhood Prosperity Fund provides gap funding (minimum of $250,000) for the commercial components of mixed use, office space, or retail development projects in targeted areas with more than 10% unemployment. The fund aims to bring economic activity to underserved neighborhoods by supporting projects that will provide jobs and neighborhoodserving retail such as grocery stores. CONTACT: (202) 727-6365 • dmped.dc.gov

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SELECT INCENTIVES & RESOURCES (CONTINUED) OPPORTUNITY ZONES Opportunity Zones is a new federal program that provides tax incentives for investments in new businesses and commercial projects in emerging markets. 25 tracts in the District have been certiﬁed by the U.S. Department of Treasury and the program hopes to bring neighborhood-serving retail, jobs, and affordable and workforce housing to underserved communities. CONTACT: (202) 727-6355 • wdcep.co/dc-oz

DC PACE Implemented by the Department of Energy and Environment (DOEE), DC PACE provides long-term funding for building upgrades that reduce utility bills and operating expenses. More than $41 million across 29 projects have been ﬁnanced with the DC PACE program. CONTACT (202) 535-2327 • dcpace.com

FILM TELEVISION & ENTERTAINMENT REBATE FUND The goal of the rebate fund is to encourage the use of DC as a production location for film, television, interactive, and digital video content; support the development of media industry infrastructure projects; and incentivize the hiring of District residents as cast and crew. Subject to the availability of funds and production company eligibility, rebates may include: • 35% of the company’s qualified production expenditures that are subject to taxation in DC • 21% of the company’s qualified production expenditures that are not subject to taxation in DC • 30% of the company’s qualified personnel expenditures that are subject to taxation in DC

• 10% of the company’s qualiﬁed personnel expenditures that are not subject to taxation in DC • 50% of the company’s qualiﬁed job training expenditure • 25% of the company’s base infrastructure investment (provided the facility is primarily used for business functions related to media production or postproduction activity)

CONTACT (202) 671-0066 • entertainment.dc.gov

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SELECT INCENTIVES & RESOURCES (CONTINUED) DEPARTMENT OF SMALL & LOCAL BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT The Department of Small and Local Business Development (DSLBD) supports the development, economic growth, and retention of District-based businesses. DSLBD provides a variety of services and resources intended to promote economic development throughout the DC’s commercial corridors, including a DC Business Toolkit, a free, centralized platform with access to resources, events, agency and service provider points-of-contact, and business networking. This resource can be found at dcbusinesstoolkit.com. CONTACT (202) 727-3900 • dslbd.dc.gov

DC CAPITAL CONNECTOR The DC Capital Connector is a free online referral tool that connects DC-based small businesses with capital, contracts, and business support services at the right time. Speciﬁcally, they utilize an intelligent lender and insurance matching platform that connects small businesses to DC-approved lenders, surety bonding companies, and business experts based on their unique needs. CONTACT (202) 727-3900 • dccapitalconnector.com

ROBUST RETAIL: CITYWIDE GRANTS The Robust Retail grant(s) support existing DC-based retail businesses adapting their business model to meet changing customer demand. In 2020 the Department of Small and Local Business Development (DSLBD) intends to award up to $10,000 per business to 40 businesses from the total $400,000 in available funding for 2020. CONTACT (202) 727-3900 • dslbd.dc.gov/node/1453886

DISTRICT CAPITALIZED District Capitalized provides financing, training, and coaching to help DC businesses and entrepreneurs, regardless of their business size, industry or risk level, access capital and grow their business. Select financing benefits include DSLBD Microloans up to $50,000 and DSLBD-support loans via a Loan Loss Reserve. CONTACT (202) 727-3900 • dslbd.dc.gov

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SELECT INCENTIVES & RESOURCES (CONTINUED) DC BIZCAP

MADE IN DC

The DC Business Capital Program (DC BizCAP) provides capital to DC small businesses and entrepreneurs who face reduce availability of credit and heightened requirements to obtain financing. DC BizCAP provides alternatives to traditional commercial financing through three programs: collateral support, loan participation, and innovation finance (co-investment with private partners). Businesses can also qualify for a securities offering exemption for crowdfunding.

The Made in DC Program promotes member products, makers, and events across the District, and provides exposure to vital business development resources. Opportunities for capacity building workshops, networking, and resource-sharing are also provided to members. There is no cost to enroll in the Made in DC program and the Made in DC enrollment is valid for three years.

CONTACT (202) 727-8000 • disb.dc.gov

CONTACT (202) 727-3900 • thisismadeindc.com

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PHOTO CREDITS Bellevue/South Capitol

Minnesota & Benning

Bottom Left: Image courtesy of City Interests

Main: Rendering courtesy of Cedar Realty Trust

Deanwood

Mount Vernon Triangle

Top Left: Image courtesy of The Warrenton Group

Dupont Circle

Top Middle: Image courtesy of the Mt. Vernon Triangle CID Bottom Left: Image courtesy of the Mt. Vernon Triangle CID Bottom Right: Image courtesy of the Mt. Vernon Triangle CID

Main: Photo by Sam Kittner Photographer (courtesy of the Dupont Circle BID)

Parkside / Kenilworth Bottom Right: Image courtesy of City Interests

East Capitol / Capitol Gateway Northwest One

Main: Rendering courtesy of A&R Development

Main: Image courtesy of WDG Architecture

Fort Totten Main: Image courtesy of Perkins Eastman DC

Rhode Island Avenue, NE / Brentwood

Georgetown

Top Middle: Image courtesy of MRP Realty Bottom Right: Image courtesy of MidCIty

Main: Image courtesy of the Georgetown BID

Southwest Waterfront Bottom Left: Photo courtesy of the SW BID

Georgia Avenue / Walter Reed Main: Image courtesy of Urban Atlantic

Tenleytown Top Center: Image courtesy of Roadside Development

Golden Triangle Bottom Center: Image courtesy of the Golden Triangle BID

The Wharf Main: Image courtesy of the District Wharf Bottom Middle: Image courtesy of the District Wharf

Hillcrest / Skyland Main: Rendering courtesy of WC Smith

It is the mission of the Washington DC Economic Partnership, a 501(c)3 organization, to promote business opportunities throughout the District of Columbia and to contribute to business retention and attraction activities. The Washington DC Economic Partnership supports businesses and entrepreneurs looking to open, expand or invest in DC through our programs and services focusing on business development, education of the real estate market and business opportunities. To learn more about the Washington DC Economic Partnership please visit wdcep.com.

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