2021 DC Neighborhood Profiles by WDCEP

NEIGHBORHOOD PROFILES 2021 EDITION

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OFFICE OF THE CHIEF TECHNOLOGY OFFICER

PRIVATE SECTOR PARTNERS

BOARD MEMBERS EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

Anitra Androh

Angie Gates

Mike O'Hara

John Falcicchio / Co-Chair

Partner, Nelson Mullins

Partner, Bohler DC

Joseph Askew

Director, DC Office of Cable Television, Film, Music & Entertainment (OCTFME)

Roslyn Hopkins-Fernandes

Chief Technology Officer, DC Office of the Chief Technology Officer (OCTO)

Deputy Mayor, Office of the Deputy Mayor for Planning and Economic Development

Donna Cooper / Co-Chair

Vice President, Government Relations, Verizon

Jack Boarman Founder & CEO, BKV Group

Region President, Pepco

Steven Boyle

Richard Lake / Co-Chair Emeritus

Chief Development Officer, EDENS

Managing Principal, Roadside Development

Jean-Luc Brami Principal, Gelberg Signs

Omar McIntosh / Vice Chair

Anita Butani

Regional Executive, Senior Vice President, Smoot Construction

Kenneth Brewer / Secretary Executive Director, H Street Community Development Corporation

Timothy F. Veith / Treasurer

Project Executive & Division Lead, HRGM Corporation

Ernest Chrappah Director, Department of Consumer & Regulatory Affairs (DCRA)

Brunson Cooper

Regional President, United Bank

Managing Director, Corenic Construction Group

Olivia Byrne / General Counsel

Colette Dafoe

Partner, K&L Gates

DC Office Managing Partner, Nixon Peabody

Keith J. Sellars / President

Kim Dreux-Kelly

President & CEO, Washington DC Economic Partnership

Executive Director, Think Local First

Josh Etter

Sybongile Cook / DMPED Representative

Vice President, Development, Foulger Pratt

Director of Business Development & Strategy, Office of the Deputy Mayor for Planning and Economic Development

Jennifer Eugene Manager, Utility Sales, Washington Gas

Aileen Fuchs Executive Director, National Building Museum

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Director of Account Management, Major Accounts & Public Sector Markets, UnitedHealthcare

Emmanuel Irono President & CEO, Motir Services

Stanley Jackson President & CEO, Anacostia Economic Development Corporation (AEDC)

Liz DeBarros Interim CEO, DC Building Industry Association (DCBIA)

Caroline Kenney

Lindsey Parker

William Rich President, Transwestern Delta Associates

Tara Scanlon Partner | Practice Group Leader, Holland & Knight

Shawn Seaman President, Hoffman & Associates

Joseph Torraca Vice President of Sales & Business Development, RCN

Managing Director for Public-Private Ventures, Urban Atlantic

Andrew Trueblood

W. Wolfgang Lewis

Mitch Weintraub

Senior Director, Enterprise Services for the Beltway Region, Comcast Business

Thomas Nida Executive Vice President/Market Executive, City First Bank

Kristina Noell Executive Director, Anacostia Business Improvement District

Gregory O'Dell President and CEO, Events DC

Director, DC Office of Planning Managing Partner, Cordia Partners

Kristi Whitfield Director, DC Department of Small & Local Business Development (DSLBD)

Donna Woodall Interim US Citizenship Lead | Director, Citizenship & Market Development NE, Microsoft

Karima Woods Commissioner, DC Department of Insurance, Securities and Banking (DISB)

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA

FOR THE PAST TWO DECADES, the District of Columbia has experienced an economic revival, with billions of dollars of investment in the downtown, along the waterfront, and on neighborhood main streets. Since 2010, the District's population has increased by 14.6% to 689,545 and more than 42 grocery stores have opened (with 8 more in the pipeline), while retail and restaurant sales totaled $14.7 billion in 2020.1,2

689,545 RESIDENTIAL POPULATION (U.S. DECENNIAL CENSUS 2020)

$14.7 BILLION TAXABLE RETAIL & RESTAURANT SALES IN 2020 2

1.09 $ 213+ MILLION SF MILLION RETAIL SQUARE FEET UNDER CONSTRUCTION (AS OF DEC 2020) 3

IN COVID RELIEF FUNDING 4

1. U.S. Decennial Census 2020, WDCEP DC Development Report 2020/2021; 2. Fiscal Year (10/2019-9/2020). Office of the Chief Financial Officer (FY 2022 Proposed Budget & Financial Plan) 3. WDCEP DC Development Report 2020/2021, available at wdcep.com/reports/dc-development-report; 4. WDCEP (calculated)

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WDCEP The Washington DC Economic Partnership (WDCEP) is a non-profit, public-private organization whose core purpose is to actively position, promote, and support economic development and business opportunities in Washington, DC. Our mission is to promote DC’s economic and business opportunities and support business retention and attraction activities. Through historical knowledge of the city’s business and economic climate; accurate analytics, data, and research; and community partners and access, WDCEP is the central organization in Washington, DC that connects public and private sectors, neighborhoods, and communities to local, national, and international audiences. WDCEP’s purpose and success aligns with its partners in the city: to facilitate dynamic relationships with technology visionaries, artists, real estate entrepreneurs, non-profits,

and global enterprise leaders based on independent thinking and objective insights. We stay one step ahead of the vibrant and evolving economic landscape by monitoring the pulse of DC’s developers, startups, entrepreneurs, and large and small businesses. WDCEP Real Estate Services • DC Real Estate Search tool (search.wdcep.com) • Development Data (wdcep.co/dcdr) • Local Market Intelligence (wdcep.co/neighborhoods) • Maps (wdcep.co/maps) • Site Location Assistance Learn more at wdcep.com or engage with us @WDCEP.

THE NEIGHBORHOOD PROFILES The Neighborhood Profiles offers a concise overview, detailed demographic information, resources, maps, and latest updates for 56 neighborhoods throughout DC. WDCEP did not define the boundaries of neighborhoods found throughout this publication, but instead worked with the Office of the Deputy Mayor for 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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each neighborhood map. Please note, the maps and half-mile radius were created for illustration purposes only and may not be to scale. All Main Street, Great Street, and BID boundaries shown are approximations and may not reflect the official borders. Additionally, WDCEP receives information from several local partners which is used throughout this publication. Although every attempt was made to ensure the quality of the information contained in this document, the WDCEP makes no warranty or guarantee as to its accuracy, completeness, or usefulness for any given purpose.

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA COVID-19 severely impacted the District's restaurant and retailer sectors as business owners had to navigate an unprecedented health pandemic and the resulting shift in consumer shopping and spending habits. While many businesses were able to remain open (or re-open) in 2020 with the assistance of federal and District government relief programs, they did so at reduced employment levels. As a result, while overall establishment counts in the District remained relatively constant, employment in the combined retail and restaurant sectors declined by nearly 40% from Q4 2019 to Q4 2020. As vaccines became more available and government directives eased, restaurants began to see the return of in-person dining. According to OpenTable, restaurants across the United States, including the District, have seen steady growth in customers since the beginning of 2021. Although, even with this increase in demand, seated diners are still significantly below 2019 levels for the District and many other major markets. Dallas, Las Vegas, and Miami consistently experienced daily reservations near or above 2019 levels from June to August 2021. Whereas, dining establishments in New York, San Francisco, and Washington DC seldom approached or exceeded pre-COVID seated diners during the same timeframe.5

RETAIL & RESTAURANT ESTABLISHMENTS (Q4 2020) 6 THE DISTRICT ESTABLISHMENTS

U.S. % CHANGE FROM Q4 2019

Total Retail + Restaurant Establishments

4,457

0.9%

0.2%

Food Services & Drinkings Places

2,504

-0.9%

0.1%

Retail Trade

1,953

3.2%

0.2%

- Food & Beverage Stores

606

1.3%

0.5%

- Health & Personal Care Stores

293

-1.7%

0.5%

- Clothing & Clothing Accessories Stores

269

2.3%

-2.4%

- Misc. Store Retailers

229

5.5%

-0.3%

- General Merchandise Stores

107

9.2%

0.7%

- other

449

7.4%

0.8%

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

689,545 953,712 48% 52% 67% 45% 25%

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

313,459 2.1 41% 59% $629,935

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

$131,164 $85,663 32% 12% 68% $84,216

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

20% 29% 37% 14% 35.8

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

$1,022,870 $258,478 $7,797 $1,421,984 $276,456 $2,429,813 $1,769,185 $2,322,438 $802,819 $1,182,900 $929,892 $416,104 $473,719

AVAILABLE VEHICLES PER HH2 0 1 2–3 4+

35% 45% 16% 4%

MARKET POTENTIAL (Expected No. of Adults/HHs) Have a smartphone Own any tablet Household owns any pet Used organic food in last 6 months Attended a movie in last 6 months* *Not adjusted for COVID

91.3% 50.6% 34.5% 33.6% 64.7%

Source: Esri forecasts for 2020 1. U.S. Census Bureau, 2020 Census 2. American Community Survey (2014–2018), values are rounded to nearest whole percent 5. Data is based on seated diners from online, phone, and walk-in reservations. OpenTable's data does not account for the changes in the number of restaurants on their platform in a given area (opentable.com/state-of-industry); 6. JobsEQ, BLS (Q4 2020). Establishment counts are only available for covered employment.

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DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA In response to 2020's stark economic reality, the District government committed more than $213 million in direct relief for businesses, nonprofits, and individuals. Most recently, in September 2021 the District government launched the DC Rebuild Bond Program through a partnership with SMBX. The program allows individuals to directly support and invest in small and local businesses through the purchase of Small Business Bonds.

AMOUNT (IN MILLIONS)

Restaurant Bridge Fund Small Business Recovery Microgrants Hotel Bridge Fund

$35 $33.85 $20.5

Entertainment Bridge Fund 1 (Venues)

$20

Retail Bridge Fund

$15

EventsDC Hospitality Relief (Restaurants, Hotels, & DC CARES) Cultural Institutions Grant

Of the more than 400 retail and restaurant openings and announcements WDCEP tracked in 2020–2021, the following neighborhoods have the highest numbers of openings: • 30+ 14th St & U/Logan Circle, Downtown DC, Capitol Riverfront, Georgetown

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NEIGHBORHOOD RETAIL OPENINGS 2020+

$10.95 $10.1

Entertainment Bridge Fund 2 (Businesses)

$9.5

DC Childcare Provider Relief

Streatery Winter Ready Program

$4.4

Small Business Resiliency Fund

$3.33+

• 15+ D upont Circle, Adams Morgan, Capitol Hill, H Street NE, NoMa, Shaw

MICHELIN RESTAURANTS This year the District received 22 Michelin Stars — the most yet since first appearing in the Michelin Guide in 2017 — as well as 39 Bib Gourmands and 62 Michelin Plates. • Downtown: 6 total stars at 5 restaurants, 7 Bib Gourmands • 14th & U/Logan Circle: 5 stars at 4 restaurants, 1 Bib Gourmand • Shaw: 3 stars at 3 restaurants, 4 Bib Gourmands • Barracks Row: 3 stars at 2 restaurants

At the same time, many DC businesses proved incredibly resilient in finding ways to pivot business models, introduce alternative concepts, and expand their customer base with success.

• Union Market: 2 stars at 2 restaurants, 2 Bib Gourmands

Restaurants and retailers have responded to COVID-19 by:

• New York Ave/Ivy City: 1 star at 1 restaurant, 1 Bib Gourmand

• Leveraging online retail to embrace national shipping: ready-made cocktails by Service Bar DC; overnight shipments by Ice Cream Jubilee. • Offering safe alternatives: OutFit, a new outdoor exercise program and reservation platform based in Georgetown; Open-Air Hair Care, a backyard hair salon at the home of a stylist in Mount Pleasant. • Supporting other local businesses: Near Delivery opened as an online shop for DC retailers, while the weekly Soufside Market was established last year to promote local black-owned vendors. Others seized the opportunity to launch new retail, food and beverage, and services amidst the pandemic. For example, at least 25 “ghost kitchens” and “pop-ups” launched with temporary takeout menus to sustain operations in the near-term. These novel food and retail concepts are likely to outlive the pandemic thanks to their lean operations and popularity. In fact, the D.C. Policy Center reported that while the business closure rate accelerated through mid-2020, the pace of business formation also increased.7

• Dupont Circle: 2 stars at 2 restaurants, 1 Bib Gourmand • Adams Morgan: 1 star at 1 restaurant, 1 Bib Gourmand

• H Street NE: 4 Bib Gourmands • Columbia Heights: 3 Bib Gourmands • Petworth: 2 Bib Gourmands

OPEN SPACE Washingtonians also rediscovered one of their most precious assets: open space. With 98% of residents within a ten-minute walk from a park, DC already ranks first among the 100 most populous U.S. cities for access.8 In response to COVID-19, the District has continued to expand public realm access by dedicating sidewalks and reallocating parking for restaurant seating. During the second half of 2020, the District issued more than 300 permits to approve these “streateries.”9

7. “The establishment puzzle (and what it could mean for recovery) in the District of Columbia.” D.C. Policy Center. March 23, 2021. dcpolicycenter.org/publications/establishmentpuzzle; 8. The Trust for Public Land’s ParkScore index is a composite measure of resident access, park acreage, financial investment, open space amenities, and equity factors. tpl.org/city/washington-district-columbia; 9 Mayor Bowser Announces Plans to Open “Streateries” and Lower Citywide Speed Limit as DC Reimagines Roads and Public Space. May 29, 2020. mocrs.dc.gov/release/mayor-bowser-announces-plans-open-streateries-and-lower-citywide-speed-limit-dc-reimagines. Mayor Bowser Urges Council to Pass the Reopen Washington, DC Alcohol Act as Local Restaurants and Residents Express Continued Support for Reimagining Public Space. March 3, 2021. mayor.dc.gov/release/mayor-bowser-urges-council-pass-reopen-washington-dc-alcohol-act-local-restaurants-and;

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DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA OUTDOOR SPACES WITH DDOT PERMITS10 NEIGHBORHOOD

The District has also steadily welcomed new development, reflecting optimism for the local real estate market. In 2020, 75 construction and renovation projects delivered, totaling more than 13 million SF and contributing an estimated $4.4 billion in public and private investment. Amidst the pandemic, 44 projects exceeding 4.6 million SF broke ground between March and December 2020. In addition to the 110 projects (20.4 million SF) under construction, 120.4 million SF of development remained in the pipeline as of December 2020.11

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Dupont Circle

Golden Triangle

Downtown DC

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DEVELOPMENT PIPELINE

STREATERIES

Georgetown

14 & U Streets / Logan Circle

Columbia Heights

Park Morton

Mount Pleasant

DEVELOPMENT LANDSCAPE

(AS OF DECEMBER 2020)

• 364 residential projects comprising 80,275 units and more than 72.3 million SF • 124 projects totaling 34.7 million SF of new/improved office space • 249 developments or approximately 6 million SF of retail

PARKLETS

Dupont Circle

Downtown DC

14th & U Streets / Logan Circle

Mount Vernon Triangle

Shaw

• 7,281 rooms across 65 hotels With exciting new retail and restaurants, more public space than ever before, and ongoing development, the District is poised to maintain its position among the strongest economies, most enticing destinations, and happiest and healthiest cities in the U.S.12

SELECT INCENTIVES & RESOURCES The District offers a variety of resources, grants, and incentives that are used by the business community to support their continued investment in the District's neighborhoods. The following resources can help you start, grow, or expand your business in the District. DOING BUSINESS

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14th & U Streets / Logan Circle

29 H Street NE

Adams Morgan

30 Hillcrest / Skyland

Anacostia

31 Howard University / Pleasant Plains

Barracks Row

32 Kennedy Street

Barry Farm

33 Lincoln Heights / Richardson Dwellings

Bellevue / South Capitol

34 Minnesota & Benning

Benning Road / East Capitol Street

35 Mount Pleasant

Brookland

36 Mount Vernon Triangle

Capitol Hill

37 New York Avenue / Ivy City

10 Capitol Riverfront

38 NoMa

11 Central 14th Street / Colorado Triangle

39 North Capitol

12 Central 14th Street / Spring Road

40 Northwest One

13 Central 14th Street / WMATA Northern Bus Barn

41 Park Morton

14 Chevy Chase / Friendship Heights

42 The Parks at Walter Reed

15 Cleveland Park

43 Parkside / Kenilworth

16 Columbia Heights

44 Pennsylvania Avenue SE

17 Congress Heights / Saint Elizabeths

45 Petworth / Park View

18 Deanwood

46 Rhode Island Ave NE / Brentwood

19 Downtown DC

47 Rhode Island Ave NE / Woodridge

20 Dupont Circle

48 Shaw

21 East Capitol Street / Capitol Gateway

49 Southwest Waterfront

22 Fort Lincoln / Dakota Crossing

50 Takoma

23 Fort Totten / Riggs Park / Manor Park

51 Tenleytown

24 Georgetown

52 Union Market

25 Georgia Avenue / Brightwood

53 Van Ness

26 Georgia Avenue / Walter Reed

54 West End / Foggy Bottom

27 Glover Park

55 Woodley Park

28 Golden Triangle

56 The Wharf

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Downtown

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Southwest Waterfront

Deanwood

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Capitol Hill

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10 Capitol Riverfront

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14TH & U STREETS / LOGAN CIRCLE

COMMUNITY TRANSFORMATIONS OF THIS SCALE are rarely seen in already established urban neighborhoods. The combined Logan Circle, 14th Street and U Street corridors continue to experience a renaissance with no sign of stopping. The NAACP (National Association for the Advancement of Colored People) will anchor the redevelopment of the former Reeves Center which will include new housing, retail spaces, and a potential hotel.

2020–2021 OPENINGS

TOP LOCAL INDUSTRIES 1

• Cocktails & wine bars: Jane Jane, Lulu’s Winegarden, Barkada Wine Bar, Vin Sur Vingt

125,273 Total Area Employment

GROCERY HUB

• Professional, Scientific, & Technical Services: 25%

Amazon Fresh, one of two new Amazon grocery store concepts coming to DC, will join the neighborhood’s existing Trader Joe’s, Streets Market & Cafe, Yes! Organic Market, Safeway, Giant, Union Kitchen Grocery, and two Whole Foods locations.

• Coffee & sandwich shops: Bluestone Lane (coffee), Compliments Only (subs)

• Other Services: 21%

• Comfort food: Roaming Rooster (fried chicken), Sandi Buns (fried chicken & burgers), Victory Restaurant & Lounge (elevated comfort food)

• Educational Services: 11%

• Furniture: Interior Define, Lovesac

(except Public Administration)

• Administrative & Support and Waste Management & Remediation Services: 10%

• Lifestyle: CorePower Yoga, Liv by Advantia Health (women’s health clinic) • Mexican food & cocktails: Maiz64 (taco bar/mezcal lounge), Lolita Cocina & Tequila Bar, Rebel Taco Cantina, Taqueria Xochi • Multicultural cuisine: Gerrard Street Kitchen (global fusion), Gypsy Kitchen (Mediterranean), Nama 14 (Sushi & ramen) • Pizza: Pizza Policy, Anafre’s Pizza Pop-Up (Mexican-inspired) • Smoothies: Rush Bowls, South Block

NEIGHBORHOOD ACTIVATIONS • Funk Parade—May (U Street) • Saturday Farmers Market— 9 am to 1 pm (14th & U Streets) • Dog Days of Summer Sidewalk Sale— August (Logan Circle) • Mid-City Artists Open Studio— biannual (Logan Circle) • 17 sidewalks / 16 streateries / 12 parklets 2 1. JobsEQ (2020 covered employment within 1-mile); 2. Outdoor spaces with DDOT permits as of Dec 2020;

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8% 11% ST 38% T BACIO 40% PIZZERIA 44% ETABLI 39% HOPSCOTCH RED HEN 10% 10% BOUNDARY STONE AROI THAI S ST 36.2& CAFÉ 34.7 SYLVAN BAKERY

JERS

KOMI

WINDOWS CAFE

NEW

DUPONT HOTEL

Age < 20 Age 20–34 Age 35–64 RIGHT PROPER BREWING MASON DIXIE BISCUIT CO. MEAT & FOODS Age 65+ TRUXTON INN DRINK CO. BROCCOLI BAR Median Age (years)

$146,244 $103,676 25% 12% 63% $93,336

U ST

HOWARD THEATER

ZEPPELIN

11TH ST

NE W

14TH ST

J. CREW

BLUEMERCURY LOFT

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AMAZON FRESH SEPHORA PARACHUTE

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8TH ST

13TH ST

HI RE AV E

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HA MP S

19TH ST

18TH ST

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WEST ELM LOGAN HARDWARE

AGE

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WARBY PARKER EMMY SQUARED COMPASS COFFEE

T ST

$163,396 $148,741 $115,801 $107,551 19%W ST 24% 11% 11% 70%V ST 66% $101,623 $94,271

GL CE

1ST ST

JONT/BRESCA

LAURIOL PLAZA

LANDMARK THEATER BRIXTON

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

TRADER JOE’S

BANDIT TACO

ADAMS ST

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

WHOLE FOODS

930 CLUB CAFÉ U

U ST

2ND ST

16TH ST

V ST

REEVES CENTER

201,340 2.0 38% 62% $691,579

4TH ST

TON

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5TH ST

18TH ST

MINT THE IMPERIAL

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MAYDAN IVY WILD

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MARIE REED ELEMENTARY

MOBILITY

THE GAME SPORTS PUB TIKKI

55,607 1.7 33% 67% $689,404

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BRYAN INCOME

POTBELLY CHIPOTLE

½M

ISSHIN RAMEN

MCDONALD’S

20,160 1.6 34% 66% $702,112

2ND ST

F LORIDA

4TH ST

STREETS MARKET & CAFÉ

SITAR CENTER

6TH ST

MA RA LO KA

NTER

7TH ST

THE DINER TRYST

5TH ST

SHARBAT BAKERY

418,692 49% 51% 94% 75% 43%

Reservoir

DULCINEA BAR & GRILL

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0-3 mi

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BID Area

NUVEGAN CAFE HARRAR COFFEE & ROASTERY

HERE’S THE SCOOP

VETERANS AFFAIRS MEDICAL CENTER

0-1 mi

LN RD

IRVING ST Government

0-½ mi

LINCO

Columbia M Education Heights

Arts/Tourism

WASHINGTON HOSPITAL CENTER

NORTH CAPITOL ST

BAD SAINT

IRVING ST

1ST ST

EACH PEACH MARKET Retail/Restaurant BOLD FORK BOOKS PEAR PLUM

REDROCKS EL CHUCHO LAMONT ST ODD PROVISIONS

1ST ST

18TH ST

T NT S

BEAU THAI DOS GRINGOS HAYDEE’S HUSH BOUTIQUE MARTHA DEAR SUNS MT DESERT ISLAND ICE CREAM CINEMA

14TH & U STREETS / LOGANH CIRCLE

THE MIDLANDS BEER GARDEN WALLS OF BOOKS CALL YOUR MOTHER DELI

MORTON ST

R ST

A LEAS MT P

BOMBAY STREET FOOD MOUNT PLEASANT LIBRARY PURPLE PATCH THE BUTCHER’S TARGET MARKET BEST BUY MOLA BED, BATH & BEYOND MARSHALLS

HOOK HALL

E WARD

PA RK RD

ELLE TAQUERIA NACIONAL LA BAHIA SABYDEE

PARK RD

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

3RD ST

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Union

ADAMS MORGAN

ADAMS MORGAN IS KNOWN for its fantastic dining options, eclectic shops, colorful storefronts, and historic, tree-lined residential streets. More than 240 establishments, from restaurants offering Asian, African, and Latin American cuisines to some of Washington’s liveliest nightspots, call this artistic neighborhood home. Young professionals and families continue to settle here to enjoy the diversity of cultures, tastes, and activities.

RETAIL + RESTAURANT OPENINGS • Kachis Tacos & Cantina, Taqueria al Lado (Mexican restaurants) • Copacabana (Brazilian restaurant) • 1830dc: Vintage Furniture • Gifted Curators (art gallery and gift shop) • Tribute (clothing & home goods) • Grindstone Universal (clothing) • Synergy and Serenity (wellness shop) • Streets Market & Café (grocery) • Shabu Plus/Shibuya Eatery/Death Punch (Japanese + cocktails) • Sharbat (bakery) • Reveler’s Hour (pasta and wine bar) • Air Restaurant (southern comfort food) • Jack Rose Wing Club & Pop Up Whisk(e)y Shop at Jack Rose Dining Saloon, Itty Bitty Sandwich City at The Imperial, McMinty’s Watering Hole at Mintwood Place (popup restaurants)

OUTDOOR ACTIVATIONS • The 18th Street Pedestrian Zone established in June 2020 will be expanded in 2021. • Two local artists designed the “Community Grid” art installation at BB&T Plaza as part of Art in Bloom, a regional exhibition sponsored by the National Cherry Blossom Festival.

40%

population aged 20–34

83%

population with Bachelor’s Degree or higher

$156k

average household income

WASHINGTON DC ECONOMIC PARTNERSHIP · DC NEIGHBORHOOD PROFILES 2021

ACCLAIMED DINING: MICHELIN 2021 • Michelin Guide – 1 star: Tail Up Goat • Michelin Bib Gourmand: Federalist Pig, Lapis, Zenebech • Michelin Plate: Keren, Mintwood Place, Reveler’s Hour, Sushi Ogawa, The Imperial

TIMBER PIZZA POM POM LITTLE FOOD STUDIO MENYA HOSAKI

UPSHUR ST

AR K

17TH ST

18TH ST

Circle

HONEYMOON CHICKEN

PETWORTH LIBRARY

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ARG YLE

ADAMS MORGAN ACE HARDWARE

TAYLOR ST

Great Street

Main Street

BID

BLUEBELL SPA

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

TAIL UP GOAT PHILZ COFFEE

IRVING ST

ACE HARDWARE SAFEWAY

THE DINER TRYST MA RA LO KA

U ST

T ST

WEST ELM LOGAN HARDWARE

SAFEWAY

J. CREW

NE W

Q ST

Metrorail Stations

N ST

BROOKS BROTHERS

Stations ROW HOUSE

Traffic Counts2

Mobility Walkscore H&M 3 TINY JEWEL BOX Score

M ST Residents w/in WAWA 10 min. car ride

22,600

100

251,400

RITZ-CARLTON Woodley Park/Zoo/Adams TRADER JOE’S RIS

VICEROY

within 1/2 mi

JOHNSTON & MURPHY

Columbia Road NW RIZIK’S

Excellent Mobility Walker's Paradise MAYFLOWER HOTEL

DAUPHINE’S

10,400ZEPPELIN 18th Street NW VE

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COMPASS COFFEE

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PAPPE

O ST

GIANT

CHERCHER ETHIOPIAN RESTAURANT & MART

13TH ST

CITY SWING CITY TAP HOUSE

JOS. A BANK HILTON GARDEN INNCapital Bikeshare

Morgan, Columbia Heights

TOPAZ HOTEL TATTE BAKERY & CAFÉ

Shaw/Howard Road NW MColumbia University

Logan Circle

WHOLE FOODS MARKET

MUNCHEEZ

VE TA

FAIRMONT HOTEL

STREETS MARKET & CAFÉ

MILK BAR P ST

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EMBASSY SUITES PARK HYATT

EMISSARY SWINGERS HEURICH HOUSE MUSEUM

STUDIO THEATER

22,600

VINTAGE78

Dupont Circle

LOVESAC KOMI

LE DIPLOMATE

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JERS

SORELLINA

INTERIOR DEFINE SHINOLA

M T

NEW

DUPONT HOTEL

MOBILITY

AMAZON FRESH SEPHORA PARACHUTE

R ST

HOWARD 46% 37% THEATER 42% 45% RIGHT PROPER BREWING MASON DIXIE BISCUIT CO. 10% DRINK CO. 15% BROCCOLI BAR 2% 3%

43% Shaw/Howard8% M University 2%

CONTACT SUNDEVICH Adams Morgan Partnership BID LONG VIEW Kristen Barden, Executive Director GALLERY UNION KITCHEN GROCERY DOGTOPIA (202) 997-0783 • kbarden@adamsmorganonline.org UNCONVENTIONAL DINER THE DABNEY admodc.org Mt Vernon Sq/ Convention Center

HOTEL ZENA

WASHINGTON CONVENTION CENTER MARRIOTT

5TH ST

HI RE AV E

19TH ST

S ST

BLUEMERCURY LOFT

PHILLIPS COLLECTION

13TH ST

14TH & U/LOGAN CIRCLE PAGE 1

HA MP S

Sheridan Circle

GYPSY KITCHEN

DOI MOI

WARBY PARKER EMMY SQUARED 47% COMPASS COFFEE

0 1 2-3 4+

6TH ST

TED’S BULLETIN

DAWSON’S GARDEN MARKET

ROSEMARINO D’ITALIA SHOP MADE IN DC

SOURCE THEATER

7TH ST

ROOM & BOARD

VE RM ON

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8TH ST

JONT/BRESCA

MOBILITY

HALF SMOKE U St/African American NELLIE’S AVAILABLE VEHICLES PER HH1 Civil War Mem'l/Cardozo

TRADER JOE’S

BANDIT TACO LAURIOL PLAZA

PRESIDENT WOODROW WILSON HOUSE

5TH ST

V ST

REEVES CENTER

9TH ST

MINT THE IMPERIAL

WASHINGTON HILTON

A R ID LO

BRYAN

4TH ST

SEVEN REASONS

MARIE REED ELEMENTARY

18TH ST

23RD ST

24TH ST

STREETS MARKET & CAFÉ

SITAR CENTER

18TH ST

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McMillan Reservoi

STREETS MARKET & CAFÉ

16% 35% 36% 13% 34.7

Apparel $56,569 $188,188 $688,220 Child Care $15,679 $50,773 $180,666 Computers & Accessories $5,165 $17,071 $62,206 Entertainment & Recreation $78,363 $257,814 $945,318 MCDONALD’S ORIDA $15,128 $50,110 $183,634 F-LPets POTBELLY AV CHIPOTLE Food at Home $130,672 $437,135 $1,607,736 Food away from Home $99,405 $332,450 $1,204,153 MAYDAN WHOLE IVY WILD Health Care $121,190 $401,994 $1,500,852 FOODS YES! - Medical Care $41,647 $138,243 $517,322 ORGANIC MARKET Home Improvement $66,253 $212,485 $782,015 LANDMARK LINCOLN ROAMING 930 CLUB $50,345 $616,011 THEATER$166,693 THEATER Household Furnishings ROOSTER H $278,285 CAFÉ U Care Products BRIXTON Personal $22,756 $75,860 HOWARD UNIVERSITY Vehicle Maint.M & Repair $24,503 $82,943 $310,921 M HOSPITAL

HARRIS TEETER

LAPIS

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12% 38% 40% 10% 35.1

HOWARD

SHARBAT BAKERY

DC ARTS CENTER

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$149,317 $104,333 25% 12% 63% $94,802

CONSUMER EXPENDITURESUNIVERSITY ($ thousands) THE LINE DC

MONT R D BEL

11% 40% 40% 10% 34.9

REVELER’S HOUR

MINTWOOD PLACE

WY K PK

HERE’S THE SCOOP

Age < 20 Age 20–34 SANKOFA Age 35–64 FAIRMONT ST Age 65+ DULCINEA Median Age (years)BAR & GRILL

14TH ST

OREHAM HOTEL

HARVARD AGEST

SALSA WITH SYLVIA SWEAT DC

ST. VINCENT WINE Average HH $156,329 $151,329 DISTRICT DOGS TRAINING Median HH $108,023 $106,306 SONNY’S HH Income <$50kNO KISSES 19% 23% HH Income $50–$75k 12% 12% CAFE HH Income $75k+HARRARNUVEGAN 69% 66% COFFEE & ROASTERY Average HH Disposable $97,694 $95,226

COLUMBIA RD

16TH ST

E NI LA

CA THE

Park/Zoo/ Morgan

NAANWISE CVS NANDOS BISTRO BITES PETIT MONDE BISTRO & CAFÉ STUDY HUB LEBANESE TAVERNA D R AL AVE

REDROCKS

R ST

Columbia Heights

14,762 50,218 185,324 1.8 1.8 2.0 36% 35% 39% 64%THE MIDLANDS 65% BEER GARDEN 61% OF BOOKS $706,850 $723,269WALLS $726,091 CALL YOUR MOTHER DELI

THE AVENUE

EL CHUCHO LAMONT ST INCOME ODD PROVISIONS

BAD SAINT

H A RVARD ST

RDWARE HIPOTLE ITCHEN

FISH IN THE NEIGHBORHOOD LOOKING GLASS LOUNGE

Households (HH) Average HH Size THE COUPE PARK RD Owner-occupied HOOK HALL Renter-occupied ST Median HH ValueMORTON

THIP KHAO

395,907 49% 51% 94% 75% 44%

CVS TSEHAY

HOUSEHOLDS

BOMBAY STREET FOOD MOUNT PLEASANT LIBRARY PURPLE PATCH THE BUTCHER’S TARGET MARKET BEST BUY MOLA BED, BATH & BEYOND MARSHALLS

EACH PEACH MARKET BOLD FORK BOOKS PEAR PLUM

26,620 95,282 49% 50% 51% 50% Georgia Ave/ 94% Petworth 93% 83% 80% RELIABLE TAVERN 49% 48%

E WARD

T NT S

BEAU THAI DOS GRINGOS HAYDEE’S HUSH BOUTIQUE MARTHA DEAR SUNS MT DESERT ISLAND ICE CREAM CINEMA

NATIONAL ZOOLOGICAL PARK

SAFEWAY

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POPULATION Population QUINCY ST Male Female PARK PLACE High School Graduate + Bachelor’s Degree + Graduate / Professional Degree

LYMAN’S TAVERN TAQUERIA HABANERO TORO BAR MEZCALERO COCINA MEXICANA SPR LITTLE HAVANA ING RD ANAFRE HOLMEAD PL

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0-½ mi

RANDOLPH ST

GEORGIA AVE

Government

E SHERMAN AV

Education

11TH ST

Arts/Tourism

SHEPHERD ST

QUALIA COFFEE HOMESTEAD

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SHEPHERD ST

KINSHIP MÉTIER RUMI’S KITCHEN PEARL’S BAGELS COMPASS COFFEE LEON THE LITTLE BEET MÉLANGE

ANACOSTIA

FROM ITS EARLIEST YEARS as one of DC’s streetcar commercial districts, Anacostia’s downtown continues to ﬂourish with its dynamic small businesses, arts scene, and real estate market. Strategically located between the Navy Yard and St. Elizabeths East & West Campuses, the neighborhood’s corridors are in federal HUB and Opportunity Zones. With excellent access to Metrorail, Capital Bikeshare, I-295, I-395, and the Suitland Parkway, Anacostia is bursting with potential.

ARTS + CULTURE • The neighborhood is home to cultural institutions such as the American Islamic Heritage Museum, Anacostia Arts Center, Anacostia Playhouse, Craig Kraft Studio, DC GoGo Museum (opening in 2021), Frederick Douglass National Historic Site, Honﬂeur Gallery, Project Create, Smithsonian’s Anacostia Community Museum, Vivid Solutions Gallery, and WeAct Radio. • Art to GoGo, the District’s first self-guided scooter tour, explores public art and murals dedicated to the official sound of the District. • As part of the Anacostia Passages Project, a large-scale mural highlights Anacostia’s history and the richness of its community fabric. • Busboys & Poets opened a fullservice restaurant, art gallery, and event space in 2019.

TOP LOCAL INDUSTRIES 1 4,948 Total Area Employment • Health Care & Social Assistance: 49% • Educational Services: 10% • Professional, Scientific & Technical Services: 8%

SMALL BUSINESS SUPPORT • The HIVE 2.0 incubator is home to more than 55 entrepreneurs, including Mahogany Books, Nubian Hueman, and the Fresh Food Factory Market. • The Anacostia BID serves as a resource to the area’s small business owners and hosts weekly Business Briefings to provide economic and technical assistance.

NEW DEVELOPMENT • MLK Gateway I & II: The new HQ for cybersecurity firm Enlightened and 14,000 SF of retail will deliver in 2021, followed by the new HQ for the Department of Housing & Community Development plus 5,000 SF of retail in 2022/23. • Reunion Square: The next phase of the 9.5-acre, 1.6 million SF project includes a 237,000 SF office building to be anchored by a new DC Department of Health HQ, as well as 6,600 SF of retail. • 1234 Good Hope Road: In 2021, the DC government released an RFP to redevelop the 2.6-acre site with potential uses including residential, office, and retail.

1. JobsEQ (2020 covered employment within 1-mile)

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ANACOSTIA

THE ROOST

0-½ mi

K ST

Government

BID Area John Phillip Sousa Bridge

Great Street

CAPITAL TURNAROUND

POPULATION

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

M ST

a An

HOUSEHOLDS GRAYS ON N AW IRL FA

Anacostia River Park

NA YL O

16TH ST

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

VE MR IST LE TA A O SR E A DI NN U MI S ST

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HO W AR D

BARRY FARM RECREATION CENTER

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

V ST

16TH ST

14TH

13TH ST

AVE

IN RT MA

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CHASE BANK

W ST

STARBUCKS

OD H

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Fort Stanton Park

STANTON RD

22ND ST

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SAINT ELIZABETHS HOSPITAL

7TH ST

Congress Heights

CHIPOTLE

SAINT ELIZABETHS

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Mobility Mobility 3 Score Score

10099

Walkscore Walkscore GIANT FOOD

6298

Avg weekday/Avg weekend within 1/2 mi 2019 Monthly Martin Average L. King Jr. Avenue Street Name SE HereExcellent Excellent Mobility MobilitySomewhat Walker'sWalkable Paradise

13,900 14,500 104,000

44% 42% 12% 3%

34% 46% 16% 4%

Good Hope Road SE Martin L. King, Jr Avenue SE DC-295

GARFIELD ELEMENTARY

R TE

23 RD

SAVAN

H TER ANNA SAV

T HS 18T

ENTERTAINMENT & SPORTS ARENA

Metrorail Metrorail Exits Stations POPEYES

Traffic Counts2

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

150,000 150,600

NA H

MOBILITY

GATEWAY PAVILION

R.I.S.E. DEMONSTRATION CENTER

$16,135 $272,437 $3,692 $66,577 AVE $1,363 MA$23,807 A AB $377,793 $22,252 AL $4,282 $73,122 $39,547 $654,804 $26,823 $464,604 $38,491 $633,365 $13,268 $219,015 $16,372 $301,827 $14,674 WINSTON $248,309 EDUCATION CAMPUS $6,528 ERIE S$110,850 T $7,666 $127,376

43% 42% 12% 3%

HARTFORD ST

MOBILITY

15TH PL

SAINT ELIZABETHS PROPOSED NEW HOSPITAL

- MAIZAL SOUTH AMERICAN STREET FOOD

0 1 2-3 4+

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D PK

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23% 26% 38% 13% 36.0

21% 36% 12% 33.4

PARK DR

AVAILABLE VEHICLES PER HH1

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GAINESVILLE ST

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CONSUMER EXPENDITURES ($ thousands) SKYLAND TOWN CENTER (PH I)

MARTIN LUTHER KING JR AVE

PE NN

AVE

Apparel $6,044GRILL - MEZEH MEDITERRANEAN ROOSTER Child Care -- ROAMING $1,377 STARBUCKS - LIKE THAT BARBERSHOP Computers & Accessories - TROPICAL SMOOTHIE$510 CAFÉ Entertainment &-- &PIZZA Recreation $8,339 CHASE BANK - CVS - Pets $1,603LIDL FUTURE Food at Home $14,819 STANTON FoodELEMENTARY away from Home $10,022 GOOD HOPE Health Care $14,391 MARKETPLACE SAFEWAY - Medical Care $4,962 Home Improvement $6,113 Household Furnishings $5,487 Personal Care Products $2,438 Vehicle Maint. & Repair $2,858

ER SP JA

UNIFIED COMMUNICATIONS CENTER

N’S TOWN

NG E

ELVANS RD

ABETHS PUS

T RIE S

30% 22% 37% 11% 33.5

$100,229 $63,205 41% 14% 44% $67,528

R LO

POM

$52,902 $30,745 65% 13% 22% $39,281

NAY

BARRY FARM PAGE 5

$54,089 $29,766 65% 14% 21% $39,549 TE

AGE

DC LOTTERY DC TAXICAB COMMISSION

107,635 2.2 37% 63% $430,882

R LC

295

11,761 2.6 28% 72% $321,205

HIL

N ST

4,310 2.6 33% 67% $331,773

XAS

T ST

nacostia

247,330 47% 53% 91% 44% 22%

INCOME

NASH PL

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

E AV

Q ST

ANACOSTIA PLAYHOUSE

ANACOSTIA RD

PENN AVE

11th Street Bridge

WALGREENS

Source: Esri forecasts for 2020; 1. American Community Survey (2014– 2018) values are rounded to nearest whole percent; 2. Open Data DC - 2019 Traffic Volumes (DDOT 2019 AADT); 3. Transitscreen 2021

CONTACT Anacostia Business Improvement District Kristina Noell, Executive Director (202) 897-5060 • kristina@anacostiabid.org anacostiabid.org • goanacostia.com

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31ST PL

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Main Street

L ST

31ST ST

Education

30TH ST

Arts/Tourism

SALON LAS PLACITAS

Retail/Restaurant BLACKBIRD

28TH ST

THE BRIG

0-1 mi

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HARRIS TEETER I ST

33RD ST

Potomac Ave

27TH ST

8TH ST

MARINE BARRACKS

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30 T H

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MOTHER DELI PLE & PEARLS SE’S LUXURY

25TH ST

CLE THEATRE

14TH ST

SOUL FOOD EXTREME PIZZA BITTER GRACE JENI’S SPLENDID ICE CREAM BOMBAY STREET FOOD

MEKKI DC MATCHBOX

BARRACKS ROW

STEEPED IN HISTORY, BARRACKS ROW AT 8th Street SE is DC’s oldest commercial corridor. The Navy Yard and U.S. Marine Corps Barracks, neighborhood anchors since the turn of the 19th century, bring more than 18,000 employees daily. Residents and visitors cherish the diverse businesses and restaurants, live entertainment offerings, and annual events.

TOP LOCAL INDUSTRIES 1 37,096 Total Area Employment

NEW RETAIL • Bitter Grace

• Public Administration: 40%

• Blackbird Salon

• Professional, Scientific & Technical Services: 18%

• Call Your Mother Deli

• Heath Care & Social Assistance: 8%

• Jeni's Splendid Ice Creams

ADAPTIVE REUSE

ACCLAIMED DINING

National Community Church has redeveloped two historic structures into stunning modern entertainment and community venues. The historic Navy Yard Car Barn (c. 1891) became the 980-seat Capital Turnaround, and houses the new Phase Family Learning Center pre-school. The former Meader Theater (c. 1909), the District’s oldest movie theater, now hosts events and movie screenings as the 370-seat Miracle Theatre.

• Call Your Mother Deli ranked among Food & Wine’s 50 Best Bagels in America this year.

• Extreme Pizza

• The Michelin Guide 2021 awarded 2 stars to Pineapple & Pearls and 1 to Rose’s Luxury. • Ambar received a Michelin Plate and earned a spot on Open Table’s 100 Best Brunch Restaurants in the U.S.

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H ST

BARRACKS ROW

Main Street

Population Male Female D ST High School Graduate + Bachelor’s Degree + Graduate / Professional C STDegree

13,912 50% 50% 97% 83% 46%

45,810 49% 51% E A AV M O LAH 97% OK 83% 45%

293,619 48% 52% 92% 57% 30%

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CANAL PARK

L ST

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16TH ST

ANACOSTIA ARTS CENTER KRAFT STUDIOS HONFLEUR GALLERY DCITY WINGS MLK & SHORTY’S GATEWAY BUSBOYS & POETS ANACOSTIA ORGANICSU S

MOBILITY

V ST

W DC LOTTERY ST DCMobility TAXICAB Mobility Walkscore Residents Residents w/inw/in KWalkscore COMMISSION 3 R Score Score 10 min. 10 min. car car ride ride E TH STARBUCKS Eastern Market Anacostia 5,906/3,579 8 25,873 14,100 37,000 10099IN LU 97 98 211,600 150,000 RT Mobility Avg weekday/Avg weekend within2019 1/2 mi Monthly Average 8th StreetStreet SE Name Here Excellent Excellent MobilityWalker's Walker's Paradise Paradise MA Capital Capital Bikeshare Bikeshare TrafficTraffic 2 Stations Counts CountsCounts

CHASE BANK

16TH ST

ST 14TH

13TH ST

AVE ING JR

295

SHA NN ON

Anacostia

20% 29% 38% 13% 35.3

22ND ST

$99,528 $27,172 $9,021 $136,936 $26,585 $230,309 $174,788 $215,269 $74,066 $112,692 $88,941 $40,195 $44,331

$394,058 $98,403 $34,735 $539,656 $104,524 $935,562 $677,755 $885,615 $305,785 $423,482 $353,922 $159,341 $181,557

27% 53% 17% 3%

14,100

25% 55% 17% 2%

GRAYS39% ON PENN AVE

45% 14% 2%

8NthAStreet SE YL OR

E R ST Source: Esri forecasts for 2020; 1. American Community Survey (2014– AV 2018) values TA are rounded to nearest whole percent; 2. Open Data DC - 2019 O Traffic ES Volumes (DDOT 2019 AADT); 3. Transitscreen 2021 S ST

T ST

Metrorail Metrorail ExitsStation

0 1 E AV 2-3 IRLAWN FA 4+

NN MI

DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING & COMMUNITY DEVELOPEMENT

COLUMBIAN QUARTER

15% 34% 40% 12% 35.8

Traffic Counts2

ANACOSTIA PLAYHOUSE

15% 34% 39% 13% 35.7

AVAILABLE VEHICLES PER HH1

Anacostia River Park

11th Street Bridge

WALGREENS

HOSPITAL

CEMETERY

Q ST

Poplar Point

$116,507 $77,786 37% 12% 52% $76,490

CONSUMER EXPENDITURES ($ thousands) CONGRESSIONAL

MOBILITY CAPITOL RIVERFRONT PAGE 10

$170,250 $121,082 18% 10% 71% DC $105,924 GENERAL

Apparel $30,372 Potomac Ave Child Care $8,411 Computers & Accessories $2,765 Entertainment & Recreation $41,918 - Pets $8,096 Food at Home $70,042 Food away from Home $53,265 John Phillip Health Care $65,216 Sousa Bridge - Medical Care $22,410 Home Improvement $34,926 Household Furnishings $27,060 Personal Care Products $12,228 Vehicle Maint. & Repair $13,288

DIAMOND TEAGUE PARK

URPOSE ALT LINE CKIE SOUTHEAST WING COMPANY

17TH ST

16TH ST E ST

STADIUM

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

SAFEWAY

DISTRICT SOUL FOOD EXTREME PIZZA BITTER GRACE JENI’S SPLENDID ICE CREAM BOMBAY STREET FOOD

$176,482 $123,615 18% 11% 71% $108,297

AGE

YES! ORGANIC MARKET

CALL YOUR MOTHER DELI PINEAPPLE & PEARLS ROSE’S LUXURY

PUNCH BOWL SOCIAL

C ST

D ST

MEKKI DC MATCHBOX

AVE

TED’S BULLETIN

SCARLET OAK

E AV KY UC NT

apitol South

EASTERN MARKET CAPTAIN COOKIE AND C STTHE MILKMAN PEREGRINE ESPRESSO DISTRICT TACO THE DUCK & THE PEACH LINA TRADER JOE’S AR O HC BRGZ T U SO SEPHORA ORANGETHEORY FITNESS

23,610 133,535 1.9 2.1 42% 35% 58% 65% RFK $810,924MEMORIAL $570,572

INCOME

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

SE TT SA VE

14TH ST

HOUSE ILDING

O AR HC RT NO

SONOMA RESTAURANT & WINE BAR

MA SS AC HU

6,983 1.9 44% 56% $864,146

27TH ST

15TH ST

LIBRARY OF CONGRESS

14TH ST

Lincoln Park

EAST CAPITOL ST

19TH ST

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

SUPREME COURT

0-3 mi

SE TE NN ES

CONSTITUTION AVE

N ON

0-1 mi

POPULATION

BID Area

E ST

10TH ST

1ST ST

7TH ST

Stanton Square

9TH ST

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8TH ST

0-½ mi

F ST

E AV ND LAGreat Street Y AR

13TH ST

Government

BENN ING R D

EA VE

Education

12TH ST

Arts/Tourism

11TH ST

6TH ST

5TH ST

4TH ST

3RD ST

2ND ST

Retail/Restaurant

HECHINGER MALL

MAKETTO

SEC

UNION STATION

21ST S

STABLE DC

ROCK N ROLL HOTEL STARBUCKS ATLAS UNLEASHED AVEC THEATER BY PETCO AMAZONFRESH BEN’S CHILI BOWL SOLIDCORE G S T URBAN NAIL LOUNGE AT&T

CANE ETHOPIC

Union Station

MOZZERIA DC SMOKIN’ PIG TOKI UNDERGROUND

26TH

SOLID STATE BOOKS THE DAILY RIDER FANCY RADISH

GIANT FOOD

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

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SKY - MA - ME - RO - STA

BARRY FARM

NW SE

ONE OF FOUR NEW COMMUNITIES INITIATIVE DEVELOPMENTS, Barry Farm is scheduled to receive $21 million for infrastructure improvements in DC’s 2022 budget. Concurrently, construction is expected to begin on approximately 100 senior affordable housing units. Upon the neighborhood’s completion, Barry Farm will be home to 900 mixed-income rental and for-sale residential units and an estimated 37,000 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, to revitalize severely distressed subsidized housing, create vibrant mixedincome communities, and assist with addressing residents’ needs.

TOP LOCAL INDUSTRIES 1 6,934 Total Area Employment • Public Administration: 32% • Health Care & Social Assistance: 29% • Professional, Scientific & Technical Services: 9%

1.86 MILLION SF

POTENTIAL BUILDOUT FOR THE REDEVELOPMENT PLAN, WHICH CALLS FOR UP TO 900 NEW RESIDENTIAL UNITS AND APPROXIMATELY 37,000 SF OF NEIGHBORHOOD-SERVING RETAIL.

PHASE I TO START IN 2021/22 • The first phase will produce approximately 281 affordable units and 170 public housing replacement units upon completion. • Building 1B, slated to begin construction during 2021/2022, will offer 108 apartments for seniors aged 55 and older, in addition to 77 residences reserved as replacement units for former Barry Farm residents. 1. JobsEQ (2020 covered employment within 1-mile)

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HARRIS TEETER

4TH ST

BLACKBIRD SALON LAS PLACITAS

John Phillip Sousa Bridge

L ST

CAPITAL TURNAROUND

DOGTOPIA

M ST

Navy Yard

DDOT Retail/Restaurant

HARRIS TEETER

Arts/Tourism US DOT

Education

BOILERMAKER SHOPS

PUNCH BOWL SOCIAL

1ST ST

THOMPSON HOTEL MAIALINO MARE

TINGEY ST

NATIONALS PARK

NAVY YARD

Great Street

Main Street

295

YARDS MARINA

WALGREENS ANACOSTIA PLAYHOUSE

Q ST

Anacostia

SU MN ER

IN RT MA

HO W AR D

BARRY FARM RECREATION CENTER

ER TH LU

14TH ST

13TH ST

CHASE BANK

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

V ST

W ST

RD OR

RI S

$44,514 $22,378 72% 12% 16% $33,087

34% 24% 33% 8% 28.9

Fort Stanton Park $1,827

$420 $154 $2,489 $474 $4,456 $3,016 $4,250 $1,461 $1,765 $1,635 $732 $853

ELVANS RD

CAPI TOL S T

D PK

SAINT ELIZABETHS EAST CAMPUS

SAINT ELIZABETHS HOSPITAL

AL L

Congress Heights

7TH ST

POPEYES

RITA'S ITALIAN ICE

Anacostia 5,906 / 3,579 1

25,87314,500

AM ALAB

A AVE

Traffic Mobility SCHOOL Mobility 3 Counts Score Score

Walkscore WalkscoreS

S T Residents Residentsw/in w/in 10 10min. min.car carride ride

37,000 89 99

40 98

150,000 168,300 T

CONGRESS HEIGHTS

NAH AVAN

1 0 T H PL

Capital Bikeshare Bikeshare Traffic RIVER Capital EAST CAFÉ Stations Counts Counts2 NN AH

SS Avg weekday / Avgwithin weekend 1/2 mi 2019 Monthly Martin Average L. King Jr. Avenue Street Name SE Here Excellent Excellent Mobility Mobility Car-Dependent Walker's Paradise RES ONG

$9,236 $2,166 $786 $12,547 $2,396 $22,309 $15,370 $21,248 $7,308 $9,044 $8,258 $3,703 $4,293

Traffic Counts2

14,500 9,500 104,000

47% 38% 13% 2%

$289,373 $72,309 $25,424 $399,076 $77,300 $689,530 $495,889 $662,638 $228,775 $316,193 $262,545 $117,566 $134,956

33% 47% 16% 3%

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

Source: Esri forecasts for 2020; 1. American Community Survey (2014– ST NA H 2018) values are rounded to nearest whole percent; 2. Open Data SDC - N2019 AVA Traffic Volumes (DDOT 2019 AADT); 3. Transitscreen 2021 CHIPOTLE

SAINT ELIZABETHS PHASE I

MALCOM X AVE

OD H

21% 28% 38% 13% 35.4

Congress Heights

H TER ANNA SAV

R.I.S.E. DEMONSTRATION CENTER

MOBILITY

ST 5T H

ST 4T H

ENTERTAINMENT & SPORTS ARENA MARTIN’S FOOD TOWN

MOBILITY

58% 32% R 9% TE N 1%

T HS 18T

2ND ST

GATEWAY PAVILION

E UC

0 1 2-3 4+ ST

15TH PL

SAINT ELIZABETHS PROPOSED NEW HOSPITAL

$109,534 $72,591 38% 13% 49% $73,242

31% 24% 35% 10% 31.7

AVAILABLE VEHICLES PER HH1

CONGRESS HEIGHTS/ SAINT ELIZABETHS PAGE 17

ELVANS RD

UNIFIED COMMUNICATIONS CENTER

MARTIN LUTHER KING JR AVE

SAINT ELIZABETHS WEST CAMPUS

EROY RD

STAN TO

$55,735 $33,402 63% 15% 23% $40,664

Apparel Child Care Computers & Accessories Entertainment & Recreation - Pets ST ERIE Food at Home Food away from Home Health Care - Medical Care GAINESVILLE ST Home Improvement Household Furnishings Personal Care Products Vehicle Maint. & Repair

STANTON RD

U.S. COAST GUARD HQ

YL 104,491 OR 2.1 RD 34% 66% $479,181

CONSUMER EXPENDITURES ($ thousands)

W AD E

T ST

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

ANACOSTIA PAGE 3

POM

W CO MB

232,291 48% 52% 92% 50% 26%

AGE

STARBUCKS

HO W AR D

0-3 mi

S ST

16TH ST

DC LOTTERY DC TAXICAB COMMISSION

AVE

295

ING JR

SHA NN ON

Anacostia

6,349 2.6 25% 75% $314,481

INCOME

ANACOSTIA ARTS CENTER KRAFT STUDIOS HONFLEUR GALLERY DCITY WINGS MLK & SHORTY’S GATEWAY BUSBOYS & POETS ANACOSTIA ORGANICSU S T

ANACOSTIA FREEWAY

1,564 2.8 26% R ST VE A TA 74% SO NE $289,785 IN

High School Graduate + Bachelor’s Degree +

& COMMUNITY DEVELOPEMENT

COLUMBIAN QUARTER

Metrorail Metrorail Exits Station

16,927 45% 55% 87% 24% 11%

Anacostia River Graduate Park /

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

Poplar Point

EN S

0-1 mi

4,443 43% 57% 81% VE A18% N W LA 8% AIR

Professional Degree

11th Street Bridge

IUS

ST EV

HOUSEHOLDS

CAPITOL RIVERFRONT PAGE 10

Frederick Douglass Bridge

Population ia Male t s Female

16TH ST

DIAMOND TEAGUE PARK

c na

YARDS PARK

ALL-PURPOSE THE SALT LINE JACKIE SANDLOT SOUTHEAST SOLACE BREWING COMPANY

POPULATION

BID Area

DISTRICT WINERY

WATER ST

THE LUMBERSHED

e Riv

0-½ mi

Government

STANTON RD

HALF ST

L ST

CANAL PARK

BARRY FARM

K ST

THE BRIG

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

5 Oxon Run

NG E

22ND ST

2ND PL

2ND ST

K ST

COURTYARD BY MARRIOTT

THE ROOST

I ST

AVE

SOUTH CAPITOL ST

RSEY

SCHOOL

SCARLET OAK

BON CHON

DRYY EBOWL RAMEN GRILL & BAR NE CREAMERY ORS & SCOTCH LAS BREW WORKS COMPASS COFFEE DISTRICT DOGS MISSION DOS UNION KITCHEN

VE CA MA

395

W JE

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CVS

23 RD

BELLEVUE / SOUTH CAPITOL

SW/SE

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

TOP LOCAL INDUSTRIES 1 3,575 Total Area Employment

DEVELOPMENT PIPELINE

• Professional Services: 27%

• The redeveloped South Capitol Street Shopping Center site delivered 195 affordable units & 5,000 SF of retail in Sept. 2020. • Good Food Markets plans to open a new 3,800 SF location at the former South Capitol Street Shopping Center site. The District awarded an $880,000 Neighborhood Prosperity Fund grant to assist with store buildout. • The Well at Oxon Run, expected to deliver Spring 2022, will be a 50,000 SF site comprising an urban farm, community garden, outdoor classroom, farm stand, performance pavilion, library, & installations by local artists.

• Health Care & Social Assistance: 18% • Public Administration: 10%

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 2020, up to $50,000 was awarded per location.

1. JobsEQ (2020 covered employment within 1-mile)

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SAINT ELIZABETHS HOSPITAL

Great Street

POPULATION

Main StreetMARTIN’SBID Area

R.I.S.E. DEMONSTRATION CENTER Population

FOOD TOWN

AL L

JOINT BASE ANACOSTIA-BOLLING

7TH ST

POPEYES

RITA'S ITALIAN ICE CONGRESS HEIGHTS SCHOOL

NNAH SAVA

KIN G

4TH ST

6TH ST

NA H

SA VA N

AV E

ER S

OT H BR

HE R HORNER PL

MA RT IN LU T

1ST ST

4,208 2.3 25% 75% $286,642 VE

71,354 2.3 36% 64% $367,690

Average HH $51,045 $52,910 Median HH $33,881 $35,939 HH Income <$50k 66% 63% HH Income $50–$75k 14% 14% GREATER SOUTHEAST HH Income $75k+ 23% COMMUNITY 20% HOSPITAL Average HH Disposable $38,450 $40,003

$98,873 $62,894 42% 14% 44% $69,117

P PI A

E AV PI

L VA

Y LE

AGE

E AV

HE EL ER

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

29% 21% 37% 14% 35.5

H 9T

N CO

BELLEVUE PHARMACY ATLANTI C

CONWAY HEALTH & RESOURCE CENTER

R TE

BA RN AB Y

4TH ST

6TH ST

AR YL

3 R D ST

1ST ST

CHESAPEAKE ST

FORRESTER ST

HE R K

MARTIN LUT

HADLEY MEMORIAL HOSPITAL

LIVINGSTON RD

DANBURY ST

SOUTH CAPITOL ST

CHESAPEAKE ST

PNC BANK

31% 24% 34% 11% 31.9

26% 24% 38% 13% 35.3

CONSUMER EXPENDITURES ($ thousands) Apparel Child Care E Computers & Accessories AV N& Recreation Entertainment R E - Pets UTH O S Food at Home Food away from Home Health Care - Medical Care Home Improvement Household Furnishings Personal Care Products Vehicle Maint. & Repair

2N D

N DO

ATLANTIC ST

GOOD FOODS MARKET

DHS

169,405 46% 54% 90% 38% 19%

INCOME MI

AUTO ZONE

WILLIAM O. LOCKRIDGE/ BELLEVUE NEIGHBORHOOD LIBRARY

28,490 46% 54% 90% Congress 18% Heights 7%

11,299 2.5 25% 75% $271,922

I SS I MISS

295

46% 54% 93% 14% M 5%

0-3 mi

Households (HH) S ST RES Average HH CSize ONG Owner-occupied Renter-occupied Median HH Value

CONGRESS HEIGHTS/ SAINT ELIZABETHS PAGE 17

JOINT BASE ANACOSTIA-BOLLING

IP SS SI IS M

M 9,687

0-1 mi

HOUSEHOLDS 1 0 T H PL

RIVER EAST CAFÉ

Congress Heights

Male Female SAINT ELIZABETHS PHASE I High School Graduate + E V Bachelor’sADegree MA A + ALAB Graduate/Professional Degree

MALCOM X AVE

0-½ mi

ENTERTAINMENT & SPORTS ARENA

5T H

W CO MB

Government

$5,551 $1,248 $474 $7,619 $1,436 $13,560 $9,163 $12,920 $4,468 $5,717 $4,961 $2,232 $2,539

$15,527 $3,592 $1,318 $21,262 $4,069 $37,946 $25,903 $36,422 $12,557 $15,490 $13,988 $6,250 $7,309

$177,087 $43,254 $15,505 $247,863 $48,420 $427,963 $303,368 $420,987 $145,798 $203,307 $164,152 $72,677 $84,952

I NG

VE JR A

AVAILABLE VEHICLES PER HH1 0 1 2-3 4+

42% 43% 8% 6%

42% 40% 13% 5%

27% 45% 21% 6%

GIANT

MOBILITY Traffic Counts2 S

T JOLIE

16,500 8,300

South Capitol Street Atlantic Street

Capital Bikeshare Stations

Traffic Counts2

Mobility Score3

Walkscore

Residents w/in 10 min. car ride

16,500

100

155,500

within 1/2 mi

South Capitol Street

Excellent Mobility

Car-Dependent

MOBILITY

AR YL AN

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

15TH PL

MARTIN LUTHE

SAINT ELIZABETHS PROPOSED NEW HOSPITAL

4T H

Education

GATEWAY PAVILION

2ND ST

Arts/Tourism

T ES UC

H BELLEVUE / SOUTH CAPITOL

ANACOSTIA FREEWAY

Retail/Restaurant

SAINT ELIZABETHS EAST CAMPUS

CHIPOTLE

GIA

BENNING ROAD / EAST CAPITOL STREET

NE/SE

A NEW MIXED-USE DEVELOPMENT adjacent to the Benning Road Metrorail Station has brought 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 TOP LOCAL INDUSTRIES 1 4,504 Total Area Employment • Heath Care & Social Assistance: 30% • Public Administration: 16% • Educational Services: 14%

• Fletcher-Johnson Middle School (4650 Benning Rd. SE) will be redeveloped into an 816-unit mixed-income community & 20,000 SF of retail. • Chapman Development plans to convert the 4.5-acre former George Washington Carver Apartments (47th & East Capitol Sts. SE) into 138 affordable units & 28 for-sale rowhouses. • The new Benning Ridge DMV Service Center (4525 Benning Road) opened in 2016 and brings a steady stream of daily customers to the area.

BENNING ROAD STREETCAR EXTENSION The 18-month design process has commenced to extend the H Street/Benning Road Streetcar line eastward by 2.2 miles, from Oklahoma Avenue to the Benning Road Metrorail Station, with potential revenue operation by 2025.

• The renovated Shrimp Boat Plaza offers freshly made donuts, locally roasted coffee/espresso drinks, and ice cream/sorbet, along with breakfast, lunch, and dinner menus. • The Conway Center, a recently completed, 202-unit affordable residential building developed by So Others Might Eat (SOME), includes 37,600 SF for medical/dental uses and SOME administrative offices, as well as an employment training center and a sit-down deli. 1. JobsEQ (2020 covered employment within 1-mile)

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M IN

AV E ILW OR TH KE N

Deanwood

BENNING ROAD / EAST CAPITOL STREET

EA ST ER N

AV E

Government

Great Street

BID Area

SUBURBAN MARKET

SHERIFF RD

JUST ST

DEANWOOD PAGE 18

WENDY’S

295

MCDONALD’S

HAYES ST

MENICK’S MARKET

IE H

GAULT PL

Minnesota Ave

EL EN

BURRO UGHS AV

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

DEANWOOD TOWN CENTER REDEVELOPMENT

NIN

G RD

THE CONWAY BLAINE ST CENTER

7-ELEVEN

BLAINE

Benning Rd

C EN TRA LA

DMV SERVICES CENTER

49TH ST

51ST ST

C ST

D NG

53RD ST

NI BEN

B ST

C ST

EAST CAPITOL ST 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

0 1 2-3 4+

H ST

G ST

MOBILITY

TEXA SA VE

Traffic Counts2

$5,026 $1,901 $31,378 $6,063 $55,656 $37,548 $54,719 $18,983 $23,884 $20,669 $9,158 $10,689

$170,219 Capitol Hei $39,701 $14,731 $240,630 $46,946 $417,210 $289,096 $415,790 $144,532 $199,087 $158,823 $70,111 $81,776

40% 43% 15% 2%

30,800 17,300

42% 38% 16% 3%

30% 45% 19% 6%

East Capitol Street Benning Road

Capital Capital Bikeshare Bikeshare Traffic Traffic StationsCounts Counts2 Counts

Mobility Mobility 3 ScoreScore

30,80037,000 10099

Walkscore Walkscore

Residents w/in 10 min. car ride

68 98

150,000 191,300

Avg weekday/Avg weekend within 1/2 mi 2019 Monthly Average East Capitol Street Name Here Excellent Excellent Mobility Mobility Somewhat Walker's Paradise Walkable

MOBILITY

A LA B A M A AV E

AVIS DR F O RT D

D NR WE BO

25,873

EAST CAPITOL $22,557 URBAN FARM

4 6T

AR YL AN

H ST

A AVE

$6,516 $1,488 $555 $9,075 $1,714 $15,900 $10,701 $15,454 $5,332 $7,133 $5,901 $2,616 $2,933

AVAILABLE VEHICLES PER HH1

F ST

Benning Road 5,906/3,579 1

24% 22% MARVIN 39% GAYE RECREATION CENTER 15% 38.0

D ST

E ST

Metrorail Metrorail Exits Stations

25% 28% 20% 21% 38% 36% 17% 14% CAPITOL GATEWAY 38.5MARKETPLACE 35.4 REDEVELOPMENT SITE

CONSUMER EXPENDITURES ($ thousands) M

BENCO SHOPPING CENTER

D ST

Age < 20 Age 20–34 Age 35–64 Age 65+ MAYA ANGELOU PCS HIGHAge SCHOOL Median (years)CAMPUS

AMES ST

SHRIMP BOAT PLAZA

EAST CAPITOL ST

D ST

$84,372 $55,559 45% 16% 38% $59,098

AGE KELLY MILLER SCHOOL

Fort Chaplin Park

$58,340 $38,908 58% 17% 25% $43,300

$58,967 $42,926 55% 19% 25% $44,447

HH Income <$50k EADS ST HH Income $50–$75k HH Income $75k+ Average HH Disposable

S ST

DENNY’S

80,570 2.4 46% 54% $333,211

Average HH

BROOK

SAFEWAY CVS BLAINE ST

15,064 2.5 39% 61% $295,837

Median HH H. D. WOODSON HIGH SCHOOL

5 0 H ST T

BE N

47TH ST

BENNING NEIGHBORHOOD LIBRARY

Marvin Gaye Park

DIVIS

49TH ST 44TH ST

42ND ST

Fort Mahan Park

4,327 2.3 39% 61% $304,535

INCOME

ION AVE

KE NI LW O

FOOTE ST

AMERICA’S KIDS BASKIN ROBINS DUNKIN DONUTS POPEYES SALA THAI

STRAND THEATER STRAND RESIDENCES DEANWOOD SMOKEHOUSE PROVIDENCE PLACE PROGRESSIVE NATIONAL ½ MI BAPTIST CONVENTION LE CAMPUS

198,681 46% 54% 89% 32% 15%

A-1 GROCERY FRESHE CAFÉ THE RIVERSIDE CENTER

HELEN MART

DC DEPARTMENT OF EMPLOYMENT SERVICES

RIVER PARK

7-ELEVEN

38,559 45% 55% 88% 18% 7%

HOUSEHOLDS

SUBWAY

50TH ST

AV E

E MIXED-USE OPMENT

RT H

D ST

JAY ST

52N

CESAR CHAVEZ SCHOOL

0-3 mi

10,115 44% 56% 87% 18% 6%

55TH ST

0-1 mi

POPULATION

Population Male Female High School Graduate + Bachelor’s Degree + 7-ELEVEN Graduate/Professional Degree

LEE ST

54TH ST

Y JA

LANE PL

Main Street

49TH ST

Education

Arts/Tourism

0-½ mi

MEADE ST MEADE ST Retail/Restaurant

58TH ST

NE SO TA

AV E

ANACOS

KENILWORTH ELEMENTARY

DEANWOOD COMMUNITY CENTER

A YL AR M

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

BROOKLAND

BROOKLAND IS BOOKENDED by the impressive Monroe Street Market to the west and its historic 12th Street neighborhood main street to the east. This area is well-served by transit options, most notably a Red Line Metro station. Further complemented by several universities and medical facilities, the mixture of institutional and residential uses creates a community that is grounded and stable, as well as innovative and forward-looking. NEW DEVELOPMENT • In 2020, the Everton at Monroe Street Market delivered 156 units & 20,200 SF of retail, while Portrait Square (3056 7th St. NE) delivered 22 townhomes.

TOP LOCAL INDUSTRIES 1

• Plans for 3201 8th St. NE call for 375 units across 2 buildings & underground parking.

• Heath Care & Social Assistance: 27%

• St. Paul's College Seminary & Residence will convert part of its campus into 60 rowhomes and build a new Paulist Fathers Residence & Mission House.

14,365 Total Area Employment • Educational Services: 34%

• Admin. & Support and Waste Management & Remediation Services: 11%

NEIGHBORHOOD DESTINATIONS • • • • • • • • • •

Bad Candy (art gallery, 2021 opening) Busboys & Poets Primrose (Michelin Bib Gourmand) Annie's Ace Hardware Arts Walk Dance Place Little Miner Tacos (2021 opening) Mess Hall (food incubator) Right Proper Brewing Yes! Organics (grocery)

STRATEGICALLY LOCATED NEAR FIVE HOSPITALS • Children's National Hospital • Hospital for Sick Children • Pediatric Center • National Rehabilitation Hospital • Veteran’s Administration Hospital • Washington Hospital Center

1. JobsEQ (2020 covered employment within 1-mile)

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$122,204 $85,463 31% 13% 56% $80,724

CONSUMER EXPENDITURES ($ thousands)

MASALA STORY

12TH ST

DANCE PLACE 7TH ST

THEOLOGICAL COLLEGE

$102,955 $72,397 35% 16% 49% $71,739

Apparel $8,239 $28,872 $500,171 ZEKE’S COFFEE Child Care $2,021 $6,738 $124,615 BANDURA DESIGN ARTComputers ENABLES& AccessoriesHIS AND HERS$751 $2,574 VE $44,789 E A $693,451 GOOD FOOD Entertainment & Recreation $11,751 $41,482 RTL MARKETS MY - Pets $2,290 $8,170 $135,608 PROVOST MOMO YAKITORI Food at Home $19,908 $71,091 $1,195,185 BLUE PRINT BARBERSHOP Food away from Home $14,253 $49,605 $872,663 Health Care $18,972 $69,931 $1,129,077 ST A ST - Medical Care $6,570 $24,381 $391,084 VI Home Improvement $11,175 $38,025 $586,167 WOODRIDGE LIBRARY Household Furnishings $7,597 $27,158 $453,573 Personal Care Products $3,349 $11,859 $203,417 CHUCK BROWN Vehicle Maint. & Repair $3,752 $13,956 $232,033 PAVILION

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$127,060 $88,861 27% 16% 57% $85,484

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

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BROOKLAND PINT STARBUCKS

164,808 2.2 41% 59% $570,241

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FRANCISCAN MONASTERY

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CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY OF AMERICA

11,532 2.3 50% 50% $543,922

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2,687 2.6 56% 44% $606,178

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OVER THE PAST TWO DECADES, CAPITOL HILL has continued its reign as the federal government’s commercial district, noted for charming architecture and shops, superb eateries, and iconic federal institutions. The quaint neighborhood is constantly in motion. From the bustle of Eastern Market to the hustle of Union Station. Pennsylvania Avenue’s wide sidewalks provide a community anchor, as well as a gathering space, for local families, young staffers and seasoned professionals.

RETAIL + RESTAURANT OPENINGS • Restaurants: Butter Chicken Company-3 (Indian), La Collina (Italian), Paraíso (Mexican), The Duck & The Peach (American) • Beverages: The Wells (gin speakeasy), The Eastern (wine bar), Fight Club at Beuchert’s Saloon (sandwiches and cocktails), Turning Natural (juice bar)

EASTERN MARKET METRO PLAZA PARK With completions in 2020 and 2021, the phased 3.2-acre redevelopment offers multi-generational activities with amenities including a splash pad, pavilion, playground equipment, public art installations, and spaces for passive recreation.

• Desserts: Captain Cookie and the Milkman, Moorenko’s Ice Cream, My Cake Theory • For Kids: Mathnasium (learning center), The Little Gym (gymnastics) • The Roost (food hall with ten local food/beverage & retail vendors) • Safeway (60,000+ SF 24/7 grocery store)

WASHINGTON DC ECONOMIC PARTNERSHIP · DC NEIGHBORHOOD PROFILES 2021

EASTERN MARKET DC’s oldest market and WASHINGTON CITY PAPER’s Best Food Market, this neighborhood center remains a vibrant communal hub whose South Hall Merchants and year-round farmers market attract 500,000 annual visitors.

UNION STATION Blocks from the U.S. Capitol, Union Station serves as DC’s premier intermodal transportation hub hosting 40 million annual visitors and featuring nearly 250 retail and dining establishments.

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WHOLE FOODS SOLID STATE BOOKS THE DAILY RIDER FANCY RADISH

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Anacostia River Park

YARDS MARINA

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Capital Capital Bikeshare Bikeshare Traffic Traffic 2 Stations Counts Counts Counts

Eastern Market, Potomac Ave, 1125,873 5,906 / 3,579 20,200 37,000 Capitol South, Unionweekend Station within Avg weekday / Avg 2019the Monthly BID Average Pennsylvania Street Name AveHere SE COLUMBIAN

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99 100

20,200

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20% 30% 38% 13% 35.2

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150,000 206,400

$112,782 $31,019 $10,251 $155,303 $30,043 $260,370 $197,830 $242,531 $83,391 $128,635 $100,539 $45,451 $49,706

$417,244 $104,426 $36,838 $571,371 $110,623 $989,469 $718,002 $935,809 $323,069 $449,174 $374,506 $168,691 $191,900

25% 55% 18% 2%

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39% 45% 13% 2%

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MEKKI DC MATCHBOX

139,151 2.1 35% 65% $577,543

CONSUMER EXPENDITURES ($ thousands)

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15% 32% 40% 14% 36.8

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CAPITOL RIVERFRONT

WITHIN JUST A FEW YEARS, Capitol Riverfront has accumulated an incredible concentration of uses in 500 acres. Residents and employees pass Major League Baseball and Major League Soccer stadiums on their way to elegant restaurants and active nightlife. Two highly desired grocery stores and other neighborhood supporting businesses have located here. All of these once-in-a-market amenities are accentuated by Capitol Riverfront’s noteworthy parks system and Anacostia riverfront. Already thriving, the area is bursting with opportunity as new developments, including residential, office, hotel, and cultural projects, have arrived or broken ground in just the last year.

RAPIDLY GROWING RESIDENTIAL BASE

13,000

2020 population (3,615 apartments + 408 condos)

16,000+

2021 anticipated population

TOP LOCAL INDUSTRIES 1 45,361 Total Area Employment • Public Administration: 46% • Professional, Scientific & Technical Services: 17% • Accommodation & Food Services: 5%

EXPANDING RETAIL By the end of 2020, Capitol Riverfront had gained 69,200 SF of new retail and restaurant space for a total of 729,500 SF, with another 299,400 SF under construction. Joining award-winning local favorites Chloe and All Purpose Pizzeria this past year were more than fifteen local and national retailers, including Atlas Brew Works, Bammy’s, Black Bird Hair Salon, Albi, Maxwell, Mah Ze Dahr, Swizzler, Toastique, Coldstone Creamery, and CVS.

ENTERTAINMENT DESTINATION • Home to the 2019 World Series Champion Washington Nationals at Nationals Park and D.C. United at Audi Field, the neighborhood hosted 3.2 million visitors and 360 community events in 2019. This year, the professional teams will be rolling out two of the District’s first-ever sportsbooks. • Capitol Riverfront will soon have a National Museum of the U.S. Navy (groundbreaking in 2023). • Two new hotels that arrived in 2020 (Thompson DC) and early 2021 (Cambria) and two others in the pipeline will offer a combined 750 rooms. • Planned and underway additions include a new public open space, new piers and a possible marina, an extension of the Anacostia Riverwalk Trail, and new streetscape on Half Street.

1. JobsEQ (2020 covered employment within 1-mile)

WASHINGTON DC ECONOMIC PARTNERSHIP · DC NEIGHBORHOOD PROFILES 2021

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

CENTRAL 14TH STREET / COLORADO TRIANGLE

BETWEEN ROCK CREEK PARK AND THE GEORGIA AVENUE CORRIDOR is a small but densely populated neighborhood nestled around the intersection of 14th Street NW and Colorado Avenue. The collection of food and service-oriented retail around its central, triangle park includes Gold Coast Café and Moreland’s Tavern. This local watering hole and its menu aptly represent the surrounding community—welcoming, diverse, authentic, and kid-friendly.

TOP LOCAL INDUSTRIES 1 5,177 Total Area Employment • Health Care & Social Assistance: 22% • Administrative/Support & Waste Management/ Remediation Services: 15% • Retail Trade: 12%

POPULAR SPOTS • Dining at Moreland’s Tavern and Social Kitchen • Shopping at 14th & Kennedy Farmer’s Market (April–Nov) • Staying active at Twists & Turns Body Fitness and Second Wind Training

GREAT STREETS + MAIN STREETS 14th Street is a designated Great Streets corridor whose small businesses may apply for grants to cover capital improvements and certain soft costs. The corridor also receives support from the Uptown Main Street through community-based economic development programs.

1. JobsEQ (2020 covered employment within 1-mile)

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THE HARTLEY THE KITE HOUSE 1155 DAHLIA

0-½ mi

ASPEN ST

6TH ST

AGE MIS

SO U RI

GALLATIN ST

E AV

0 1 2-3 4+

Sherman Circle

CRITTENDEN ST

AV E

1ST ST

26% Rock Creek 42% Cemetery

24% 8%

29% 45% 20% 5%

5TH ST

7TH ST

8TH ST

5,906/3,579 3

37,000 100

Score

BLUEBELL SPA

LYMAN’S TAVERN th HABANERO 2019 14 Monthly StreetAverage NW TAQUERIAStreet Excellent NameMobility Here TORO BAR MEZCALERO COCINA MEXICANA

99 88

10 min. car10ride min. car ride

SAFEWAY

236,300 150,000

QUINCY ST ExcellentVery Mobility WalkableWalker's Paradise

RE E

MOBILITY

Traffic Mobility Counts Score3

CHICATANA SHEPHERD ST BARRILITO BAR QUALIA COFFEE & RESTAURANT HOMESTEAD LITTLE COCO’S DC CORAZON FONDA H ST RANDOLP Y TEQUILERIA Mobility Walkscore Walkscore Residents Residents w/in w/in

CONTACT Uptown Main Street Gabriela Mossi, Executive Director (202) 270 1461 • info@uptownmainstreet.org uptownmainstreet.org

C RTH NO

MetrorailCapital Bikeshare Capital Traffic Bikeshare Exits Stations Counts Counts2

YES! ORGANIC MARKET

KA NS AS AV E

AÑEJO BAR & GRILL

Source: Esri forecasts for 2020; 1. American Community Survey (2014– Grant 2018) values are rounded to nearest whole percent; 2. Open Data DC - 2019 Circle Traffic Volumes (DDOT 2019 AADT); 3. Transitscreen 2021

KC HU RC H

ACE HARDWARE TAYLOR ST

SHEPHERD ST

14th Street NW Kennedy Street NW Colorado Avenue NW

UPSHUR ST

TIMBER PIZZA POM POM LITTLE FOOD STUDIO MENYA HOSAKI

14,400 7,300 3,100

CK C

PETWORTH LIBRARY

HONEYMOON CHICKEN

Traffic Counts2

AN SA S AR K

17TH ST

18TH ST

AV E

ARG YLE TE R

BL AG D

9TH ST

AV E

CENTRAL 14TH STREET/ WMATA BUS BARN PAGE 13

3RD ST

MOBILITY

WEBSTER ST

Avg weekday/Avg within 1/2 mi weekend

28% 44% 20% 8%

BUCHANAN ST

ALLISON ST

25,873 14,400

2ND ST

AVAILABLE VEHICLES PER HH1

DECATUR ST

WMATA BUS BARN

RIGG

EN TT TO

FARRAGUT ST

$513,544 $131,345 $46,544 $719,751 $140,681 $1,218,543 $897,858 $1,159,459 $401,503 $634,302 $469,352 $209,566 $237,622

VE GEORGIA A

HAMILTON ST

PEPPERONI CHIC

DELAFIELD PL

A W IO

G FINE ART ATHENA GRILL HIGHLANDS CURIOUS EXPLORERS DANCE LOFT ON 14 14TH STREET GRAFFITI MUSEUM PICA TACO TO GO DANGEROUSLY DELICIOUS PIES

LEE’S $10,040 JACKIE$34,837 $2,426 $8,284 $899 $3,105 $14,169 $49,105 $2,697 $9,360 $24,249 $84,597 $16,837 $58,577 $23,009 $80,129 $7,931 $27,645 $13,011 $44,484 $9,152 $31,739 $4,010 $13,952 $4,450 $15,623

AV E

INGRAHAM ST

EMERSON ST

LAS PLACITAS CAFE

CVS

ApparelANDRENE’S CAFE THE LIBRARY 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

HA MP SH IR E

13TH ST

14TH ST

16TH ST AV E

CONSUMER EXPENDITURES ($ thousands)

LIGHTHOUSE YOGA CENTER TONY’S PLACE

KINGSBURY CENTER

SHER

LA COOP COFFEE

GOLDEN FLOUR BAKE SHOP

CVS CASTELLO RESTAURANT & BAR

LO RA D

BEA CH DR

ROCK CREEK TENNIS CENTER

THE COMMODORE

18% 28% 38% 15% 37.2

25% 19% 41% 15% VINTAGE GLAM 38.7

4TH ST

JEFFERSON ST

E AV OIS

TROPIMART

7TH ST

NEW SEWELL MUSIC CONSERVATORY IN ILL

LONGFELLOW ST

KENNEDY ST

NEPTUNE ROOM

24% 19% 41% 17% 40.2

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

AVE

9TH ST

ROOTS & BLOOMS SOUP UP ANXO MITA CAFÉ ZONE 365

SOCIAL KITCHEN LEWIS BARBERSHOP GOLD COAST CAFE

$141,094 $95,740 26% 14% 60% $90,502

Fort Slocum Park

NICHOLSON ST

MADISON ST

SECOND WIND CROSSFIT MORELAND’S TAVERN

$108,095 $71,026 35% 17% 48% $73,483

EMERY RECREATION CENTER

$102,216 $63,495 39% 17% 44% $69,837

KA NS AS

WALMART OOHS & AAHS OGLETHORPE ST

4TH ST

16TH ST

14TH ST

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

PEABODY ST

GEORGIA CROSSING REDEVELOPMENT

148,675 2.2 44% 56% $668,597

INCOME

QUACKENBOS ST

THE BAR @ MILK & HONEY BBQ BUS SMOKEHOUSE THE SOAPSTONE

13,066 2.7 56% 44% $588,391

CHEZ AUNTY LIBE

3 STARS BREWING COMPANY

3,990 2.7 46% 54% $626,608

UM ILL

FORT STEVENS

335,830 48% 52% 92% 67% 39%

ILE RADI

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

RITTENHOUSE ST

35,314 47% 53% 87% 45% 22%

D IR R BLA

COMMUNITY CENTER

BEACON CENTER

½M

10,838 48% 52% 83% 41% 20%

T TIER S WHIT

HOUSEHOLDS FAMILY DOLLAR SHERIDAN ST CITY GEAR JULIA’S EMPANADAS RENT-A-CENTER EL DORADO BREAD

0-3 mi

NORTH CAPITOL ST

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

SAFEWAY STARBUCKS

DECADENCE

0-1 mi

POPULATION

BID Area

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CVS

SOUPERGIRL BIG BAD WOOF STARBUCKS

4TH ST

BR AN CH RD

Main Street

LOST SOCK ROASTERS

E AV

GEORGIA AVENUE/ WALTER REED PAGE 26

RO S

Great Street

Education

BUSBOYS & POETS YOGA HEIGHTS

Arts/Tourism

BUTTERNUT ST

THE BROOKS THE VALE

ARTS PARK

ASPEN ST Government

TAKOMA STATION HORACE & DICKIES DONUT RUN VEGARITOS THE SPICESUITE

E ST EA

Retail/Restaurant

CENTRAL 14TH STREET / COLORADO TRIANGLE CEDAR ST

PRIMROSE SCHOOLS

MAIN DR

Takoma

ELIFE RESTAURANT

THE PARKS AT WALTER REED

U.S. STATE DEPARTMENT FOREIGN MISSIONS CENTER

DC INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL & LATIN AMERICAN MONTESSORI BILINGUAL SCHOOL

DAHLIA ST

CENTRAL 14TH STREET / SPRING ROAD

IMMEDIATELY NORTH OF COLUMBIA HEIGHTS is a distinctive concentration of ethnic restaurants and neighborhood service shops. Within these blocks along 14th Street, the linguistic diversity of businessowners and residents is reflected in the signs and menus. This experience is open to all visitors who would prefer a five-minute walk from a Metro station instead of an international flight. The growing mix of new and historic mid-rise buildings houses a dedicated buy-local residential base dedicated to watching this commercial core thrive.

NEW INFILL DEVELOPMENT Sleek, modern mid-rise multifamily additions are making their mark on 14th Street, with 13 projects delivered since 2015 and several more approved for construction permits.

NEW BARS + RESTAURANTS • Añejo Bar & Grill (Tex-Mex) • Chicatana Fine Mexican

10-MINUTE WALK TRADE AREA1 • 25,600 residents

• DC Corazon Fonda y Tequileria (Mexican)

• 17.1% population growth (2010–2020)

• Toro Bar (sports bar/pool & billiards hall)

• 31% population aged 20–34

GREAT STREETS + MAIN STREETS 14th Street is a designated Great Streets corridor whose small businesses may apply for grants of up to $50,000 per location to cover capital improvements and certain soft costs. The corridor also receives support from Uptown Main Street’s community-based economic development programs.

1. Esri 2020 forecast.

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KENNEDY ST

CENTRAL 14TH STREET / SPRING ROAD

EMERSON ST

CRITTENDEN ST

BUCHANAN ST

AR K

18TH ST

17TH ST

AN SA S

AV E

ARG YLE TE R

4TH ST

5TH ST

INCOME

TIMBER PIZZA POM POM LITTLE FOOD STUDIO MENYA HOSAKI

UPSHUR ST

ACE HARDWARE TAYLOR ST

T NT S

Columbia Heights

HOOK HALL

BAD SAINT

REDROCKS EL CHUCHO LAMONT ST ODD PROVISIONS

HARVARD ST

HERE’S THE SCOOP

0 1 2-3 4+

SAFEWAY

1ST ST

AV E

RE E

IC H

$29,429 $7,297 $2,655 $40,205 $7,968 $70,569 $53,172 $62,640 $21,598 $33,924 $25,784 IRVING ST $11,897 $13,017

$89,754 $22,556 $8,128 $123,943 $24,443 $214,657 $160,546 $194,480 $67,053 $107,317 $79,719 $36,328 $40,026

$685,917 $177,495 $62,002 $949,835 $185,035 $1,614,213 $1,199,136 $1,522,100 $525,839 $802,844 $619,599 $278,635 $314,216

VETERANS AFFAIRS MEDICAL CENTER

48% 42% 36% 40% CHILDRENS NATIONAL 13% 12% MEDICAL CENTER 4% 5%

36% 45% 16% 4%

IG AN AVE

MOBILITY Traffic Counts2

14,400

14th Street NW

2,900

Spring Road NW

McMillan Reservoir Source: Esri forecasts for 2020; 1. American Community Survey (2014– 2018) values are rounded to nearest whole percent; 2. Open Data DC - 2019 Traffic Volumes (DDOT 2019 AADT); 3. Transitscreen 2021

DULCINEA BAR & GRILL

REVELER’S HOUR

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 WASHINGTON

NUVEGAN CAFE HARRAR COFFEE & ROASTERY

SANKOFA

FAIRMONT ST

ACE HARDWARE

17% 32% 37% 14% 35.6

H PER HHH1 HOSPITAL CENTER AVAILABLE VEHICLES

IRVING ST

HOWARD UNIVERSITY/ PLEASANT PLAINS PAGE 31 R

SALSA WITH SYLVIA SWEAT DC ST. VINCENT WINE DISTRICT DOGS TRAINING

SONNY’S NO KISSES

COLUMBIA RD

H A RVARD ST

THE MIDLANDS BEER GARDEN WALLS OF BOOKS CALL YOUR MOTHER DELI

MORTON ST

R ST

A LEAS MT P

BOMBAY STREET FOOD MOUNT PLEASANT LIBRARY PURPLE PATCH THE BUTCHER’S TARGET MARKET BEST BUY MOLA BED, BATH & BEYOND MARSHALLS

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

19% 31% 39% 11% 35.3

CK C

THE AVENUE PARK RD

E WARD

18TH ST

FISH IN THE NEIGHBORHOOD LOOKING GLASS LOUNGE

E SHERMAN AV

17TH ST

19TH ST

CVS TSEHAY

THE COUPE

PA RK RD

18% 31% 40% 11% 35.2

CONSUMER EXPENDITURES ($ thousands)

RELIABLE TAVERN

THIP KHAO

ES T

EACH PEACH MARKET BOLD FORK BOOKS PEAR PLUM

Georgia Ave/ Petworth

ACE

WT ON ST

NR O

BEAU THAI DOS GRINGOS HAYDEE’S HUSH BOUTIQUE MARTHA DEAR SUNS MT DESERT ISLAND ICE CREAM CINEMA

E NI LA

PARK PLACE

PARK PL

ELLE TAQUERIA NACIONAL LA BAHIA SABYDEE

UP GOAT LZ COFFEE

HOWARD UNIVERSITY

THE LINE DC HARRIS TEETER SHARBAT BAKERY

MCDONALD’S

ISSHIN RAMEN

Georgia Ave/Petworth, 5,906/3,579

Columbia Heightsweekend Avg weekday/Avg

SEVEN REASONS Capital Capital Bikeshare Bikeshare Traffic Traffic 2 Stations Counts Counts Counts

3 Score Score

Walkscore WalkscoreWHOLEResidents Residentsw/in w/in FOODS 10 10min. min.car carride ride

100 99

96 98

MAYDAN IVY WILD Mobility Mobility

YES! ORGANIC MARKET th within 20191/2 mi Monthly AverageV ST14 Street Name NW ROAMING Here Excellent Excellent Mobility Mobility LINCOLN THEATER ROOSTER REEVES

5 25,873 ST

18TH ST

THE GAME Metrorail MARIE REED SPORTS PUBMetrorail TIKKIExits Stations ELEMENTARY

14,400 37,000

Walker's Walker'sParadise Paradise 930 CLUB

248,100 150,000 LANDMARK THEATER

POTBELLY CHIPOTLE

W ST

V ST

F LORIDA

D ST

STREETS MARKET & CAFÉ

SITAR CENTER

CONTACT Uptown Main Street Gabriela Mossi, Executive Director BRYANT ST (202) 270 1461 • info@uptownmainstreet.org ADAMS ST uptownmainstreet.org

H ST

MOBILITY

MA RA LO KA

THE DINER TRYST

CENTER

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SAFEWAY QUINCY ST

GEORGIA AVE

Y KW

$145,269 $101,141 26% 12% 62% $92,497

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

RANDOLPH ST

HOLMEAD PL

$122,827 $85,120 30% 14% 56% $81,246

T ITOL S CAP RTH NO

C PINEY BR AN

AGE SHEPHERD ST

QUALIA COFFEE HOMESTEAD

BLUEBELL SPA LYMAN’S TAVERN TAQUERIA HABANERO TORO BAR MEZCALERO COCINA MEXICANA SPR LITTLE HAVANA IN G RD ANAFRE

$110,139 $75,286 34% 16% 50% $74,207

AÑEJO BAR & GRILL

YES! ORGANIC MARKET

NS AS AV E

SHEPHERD ST

CHICATANA BARRILITO BAR & RESTAURANT LITTLE COCO’S DC CORAZON FONDA Y TEQUILERIA

2ND ST

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

Grant Circle

HONEYMOON CHICKEN

PETWORTH LIBRARY

7TH ST

8TH ST

BL AG D

US E RADI 9TH ST

AV E EN

½M

190,836 2.0 41% 59% $675,345

Rock Creek

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

ALLISON ST

WEBSTER ST

Cemetery 29,798 10,834 2.3 2.4 33% 40% 67% 60% $665,213 $664,389

HOUSEHOLDS Sherman Circle

WMATA BUS BARN

3RD ST

E AV

G FINE ART ATHENA GRILL HIGHLANDS CURIOUS EXPLORERS DANCE LOFT ON 14 14TH STREET GRAFFITI MUSEUM PICA TACO TO GO DANGEROUSLY DELICIOUS PIES

415,210 48% 52% 93% 71% 42%

Fo Tot Pa

KC HU RC H

A W IO

DELAFIELD PL DECATUR ST

73,334 50% 50% 88% 62% 35%

FARRAGUT ST

25,641 51% 49% 83% 58% 32%

0-3 mi

DR EN TT TO

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

GALLATIN ST

0-1 mi

HA MP SH IR E

POPULATION

BID Area

VE GEORGIA A

Main Street PEPPERONI CHIC

CENTRAL 14TH STREET/ WMATA BUS BARN PAGE 13 LAS PLACITAS CAFE

KINGSBURY CENTER

0-½ mi

HAMILTON ST

Great Street

S RIGG

INGRAHAM ST

CVS CASTELLO RESTAURANT & BAR

LO RA D

Government

CVS JACKIE LEE’S

ANDRENE’S CAFE THE LIBRARY

4TH ST

13TH ST

14TH ST

16TH ST AV E

BEA CH DR

E AV OIS

THE COMMODORE

Education

TONY’S PLACE

JEFFERSON ST

IN ILL

ROCK CREEK

TENNIS CENTER Retail/Restaurant Arts/Tourism

LIGHTHOUSE YOGA CENTER

NEW SEWELL MUSIC CONSERVATORY

NEPTUNE ROOM

LA COOP COFFEE

GOLDEN FLOUR BAKE SHOP

MITA CAFÉ ZONE 365

LEWIS BARBERSHOP GOLD COAST CAFE

7TH ST

MORELAND’S TAVERN

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. NEW + IMPROVED RESTAURANTS • The Highlands, a longtime 14th Street food scene staple, recently underwent renovation, and Spanish restaurant Atxondo moved in next door. • Additional 2020 arrivals include Stein’s Cafe Raw Bar and Pica Taco To Go. • In 2021 the corridor will welcome Dangerously Delicious Pies and La Villa Pizzeria, which will reopen following a 2019 fire.

TOP LOCAL INDUSTRIES 1 5,375 Total Area Employment • Health Care & Social Assistance: 21% • Administrative/Support & Waste Management/ Remediation Services: 18% • Professional Services: 12%

WMATA BUS BARN Led by Beyer Blinder Belle, a multidisciplinary team has redesigned the WMATA Northern Bus Garage (c. 1906) at 4615 14th Street NW to accommodate new retail, office, and/ or cultural space while preserving the historic façade. Redevelopment of the “Bus Barn” is anticipated for completion in 2025.

CREATIVE CORRIDOR • The 14th Street Graffiti Museum, an outdoor, self-guided art installation highlighting the history of graffiti in the District, opened in 2020. • Four new murals were installed in an alley on the 4600 block of 14th Street as part of the #MuralsDC51 initiative. • Curious Explorers Child Development Center arrived in 2020 and offers a creative curriculum for children up to age 5. 1. JobsEQ (2020 covered employment within 1-mile)

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FORT STEVENS

SL IG

CHEZ AUNTY LIBE QUACKENBOS ST

CENTRAL 14TH STREET / WMATA NORTHERN BUS BARN PEABODY ST

WALMART OOHS & AAHS OGLETHORPE ST

MADISON ST

ROOTS & BLOOMS SOUP UP ANXO MITA CAFÉ ZONE 365 KENNEDY ST

EMERSON ST

Grant Circle TIMBER PIZZA POM POM LITTLE FOOD STUDIO MENYA HOSAKI

UPSHUR ST

HOLMEAD PL

PARK PLACE

2019 Monthly 14th Street Average NW

AV E

KC HU RC H

SONNY’S NO KISSES

IRVING ST

Traffic Mobility Counts Score3

37,000 100

SALSA WITH SYLVIA SWEAT DC ST. VINCENT WINE DISTRICT DOGS TRAINING

NUVEGAN CAFE HARRAR COFFEE & ROASTERY

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

99 92

98 230,700150,000

Street Excellent Name Here MobilityExcellent Walker's Mobility Paradise Walker's Paradise SANKOFA

MOBILITY

25,873 14,400

REDROCKS EL CHUCHO LAMONT ST ODD PROVISIONS

$16,578 $145,985 $106,434 $134,690 $46,470 $76,085 $54,502 $24,453 $27,225

$171,024 $1,487,152 $1,100,350 $1,406,933 $486,454 $757,975 $571,360 $256,044 $288,613

28% 38% 24% 9%

MOBILITY

14,400

35% 40% 18% 7%

34% 45% 17% 4%

14th Street NW

THE MIDLANDS BEER GARDEN Source: Esri forecasts for 2020; 1. American Community Survey (2014– 2018) values are rounded to nearest whole percent; 2. Open Data DC - 2019 WALLS OF BOOKS CALL YOUR MOTHER DELI Traffic Volumes (DDOT 2019 AADT); 3. Transitscreen 2021

MORTON ST

GEORGIA AVE

Columbia Heights

BAD SAINT

HOOK HALL

$3,901 $33,099 $24,048 $31,846 $11,107 $18,987 $12,731 $5,624 $6,518

IRVING ST

R ST

BOMBAY STREET FOOD MOUNT PLEASANT LIBRARY PURPLE PATCH THE BUTCHER’S TARGET MARKET BEST BUY MOLA BED, BATH & BEYOND MARSHALLS

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

$629,456 $162,379 $56,955 $877,036

0 1 2-3 4+

Traffic Counts2

PARK RD

THE COUPE

E SHERMAN AV

17TH ST 18TH ST

19TH ST

ACE

FISH IN THE NEIGHBORHOOD LOOKING GLASS LOUNGE THE AVENUE

Capital Bikeshare CapitalTraffic Bikeshare Stations CountsCounts2

Avg weekday / Avg within weekend 1/2 mi

RE E

CVS TSEHAY

THIP KHAO

$60,469 $14,850 $5,471 $84,587

AVAILABLE VEHICLES PER HH1

RELIABLE TAVERN

COLUMBIA RD

5,906 / 3,579 4

Georgia Ave/ Petworth

17% 30% 38% 15% 37.0

$13,562 $3,270 $1,248 $19,569

E WARD

T NT S

EACH PEACH MARKET BOLD FORK BOOKS PEAR PLUM

PARK PL

A LEAS MT P

BEAU THAI DOS GRINGOS HAYDEE’S HUSH BOUTIQUE MARTHA DEAR SUNS MT DESERT ISLAND ICE CREAM CINEMA

H A RVARD ST

ES T

PA RK RD

ELLE TAQUERIA NACIONAL LA BAHIA SABYDEE

Metrorail Exits

WT ON ST

NR O

CK C

QUINCY ST

21% 25% 41% 14% 37.3

NS AS AV E KA

RANDOLPH ST

COLUMBIA HEIGHTS PAGE 16 NE

SHEPHERD ST

SAFEWAY

LYMAN’S TAVERN TAQUERIA HABANERO TORO BAR MEZCALERO COCINA MEXICANA SPR LITTLE HAVANA IN G RD ANAFRE

F To P

T ITOL S CAP RTH NO

BLUEBELL SPA

YES! ORGANIC MARKET

QUALIA COFFEE HOMESTEAD

22% 21% 41% 16% 39.2

AV E

AN SA S AR K

17TH ST

18TH ST

7TH ST

9TH ST

8TH ST

AV E

PETWORTH/ PARK VIEW PAGE 45

HONEYMOON CHICKEN

PETWORTH LIBRARY

CHICATANA BARRILITO BAR & RESTAURANT LITTLE COCO’S DC CORAZON FONDA Y TEQUILERIA

AÑEJO BAR & GRILL

$145,365 $100,717 25% 13% 62% $92,653

3RD ST

CRITTENDEN ST

BUCHANAN ST

SHEPHERD ST

$119,543 $79,991 31% 16% 53% $79,818

Rock Creek Cemetery

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

Sherman Circle

ACE HARDWARE

Y KW

HA MP SH IR E

AGE WMATA BUS BARN

TAYLOR ST

$146,718 $92,390 31% 13% 57% $92,734

S RIGG

DECATUR ST

WEBSTER ST

ARG YLE TE R

4TH ST

E AV

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

FARRAGUT ST

ALLISON ST

C PINEY BR AN

AV E

V GEORGIA A

176,039 2.1 44% 56% $677,319

DR EN TT TO

INCOME

GALLATIN ST

20,726 2.6 49% 51% $630,239

PEPPERONI CHIC

DELAFIELD PL

G FINE ART ATHENA GRILL HIGHLANDS CURIOUS EXPLORERS DANCE LOFT ON 14 14TH STREET GRAFFITI MUSEUM PICA TACO TO GO DANGEROUSLY DELICIOUS PIES

BL AG D

7TH ST

13TH ST

14TH ST

16TH ST AV E

HAMILTON ST

3,891 2.8 61% 39% $692,687

A W IO

LAS PLACITAS CAFE

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

INGRAHAM ST

54,197 381,307 50% 48% 50% 52% 87% 93% 56% 70% 30% 41% LA COOP COFFEE

CVS JACKIE LEE’S

ANDRENE’S CAFE HOUSEHOLDS THE LIBRARY

CVS CASTELLO RESTAURANT & BAR

LO RA D

BEA CH DR

KENNEDY STREET PAGE 32

E AV OIS

THE COMMODORE

KINGSBURY CENTER

LIGHTHOUSE YOGA CENTER TONY’S PLACE

JEFFERSON ST

IN ILL

ROCK CREEK TENNIS CENTER

TROPIMART

NEW SEWELL MUSIC CONSERVATORY

NEPTUNE ROOM

LONGFELLOW ST

9TH ST

SOCIAL KITCHEN LEWIS BARBERSHOP GOLD COAST CAFE

AVE

11,041 50% 50% 84% VINTAGE 52% GLAM 30%

0-3 mi

1ST ST

SO U RI

SECOND WIND CROSSFIT MORELAND’S TAVERN

Population Male Female High School Graduate + Bachelor’s Degree + Graduate / GOLDEN FLOUR BAKE SHOP Professional Degree

MIS

0-1 mi

REDEVELOPMENT

Slocum POPULATION Park

BID Area

KA NS AS

EMERY Main Street RECREATION CENTER

0-½ mi

Fort

NICHOLSON ST

Government GEORGIA CROSSING Great Street

Education

4TH ST

Arts/Tourism

5TH ST

Retail/Restaurant

2ND ST

THE BAR @ MILK & HONEY BBQ BUS SMOKEHOUSE THE SOAPSTONE

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VETERANS AFFAIRS MEDICAL CENTER

CHEVY CHASE / FRIENDSHIP HEIGHTS

IDENTIFIED AS A REGIONAL SHOPPING HUB in the District’s Comprehensive Plan, Chevy Chase/Friendship Heights is undergoing a metamorphosis. Development opportunities small and large surround the community’s focal point at Wisconsin and Western Avenues. With average household incomes of $180,000 to $220,000, Chevy Chase/ Friendship Heights offers a stunning, and probably brief, opportunity to capitalize on one of DC’s oldest and wealthiest neighborhoods.

MAIN STREET Established in 2020 and administered by District Bridges, the Chevy Chase Main Street program manages community-based economic development initiatives for the area’s commercial corridors. As part of the program, businesses may also apply for grants to cover capital improvements and certain soft costs.

NEW RETAIL + RESTAURANTS TOP LOCAL INDUSTRIES 1 14,476 Total Area Employment • Health Care & Social Assistance: 18% • Professional Services: 14% • Retail Trade: 13%

• Mamma Lucia (Italian restaurant)—2021 • Muchas Gracias (Mexican restaurant/market)—2020 • Park Story (women’s apparel)—2020 • Real Nutritious Food (health food restaurant)—2020 • Rodman's Café (addition to existing market)—2020

LOCAL BUSINESS ANCHORS NEW RETAIL + RESIDENTIAL IN THE PIPELINE Tishman Speyer purchased Mazza Gallerie for $52 million in 2021 and plans to redevelop the building into residential and retail uses.

• The neighborhood is home to two co-working facilities: Hera Hub DC, the ﬁrst international female-focused co-working space & business accelerator, and AdvantEdge Workspaces, located at Chevy Chase Pavilion. • Child's Play Toys & Books and Write for You offer unique shopping experiences.

1. JobsEQ (2020 covered employment within 1-mile)

WASHINGTON DC ECONOMIC PARTNERSHIP · DC NEIGHBORHOOD PROFILES 2021

ABERFOYLE PL

0-3 mi

0-1 mi

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

9,310 44% 56% 99% 90% 56%

28,440 45% 55% 99% 89% 58%

4,753 1.9 54% 46% $881,424

13,130 2.2 58% 42% $955,339

179,875 46% 54% 97% 85% 55%

BID Area

30 TH

Main Street

Great Street

Government

Education

Arts/Tourism

0-½ mi Retail/Restaurant

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SOL MEXICAN GRILL GEORGETOWN DAY LOWER/MIDDLE SCHOOL 42ND ST

DEAL MIDDLE SCHOOL

BULLFROG BAGELS

WILSON HIGH SCHOOL BANDIT TACO LE KAVACHA FRENCH BISTRO

CONFETTI PLAY CAFE

BUTTERWORTH PL

ACE HARDWARE CONTAINER STORE TARGET

ALBEMARLE ST

JANNEY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL

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20% 22% 38% 20% 41.0

$397,984 $106,769 $36,889 $577,031 $113,070 $930,079 $692,164 $932,611 $323,888 $561,123 $379,931 $165,187 $190,244

AVAILABLE VEHICLES PER HH1 0 1 2-3 4+

27% 22% ST 47%BRANDYWINE42% 20% 29% 6% 7%

36TH ST

44TH ST

BRANDYWINE ST

43RD ST

DISTRICT TACO ORANGETHEORY FITNESS SEOUL SPICE CORE POWER YOGA FRIENDSHIP HOSPITAL FOR ANIMALS ROAMING ROOSTER

CHESAPEAKE ST

38TH ST

GEORGETOWN DAY SCHOOL

E AV UT TIC

DAVENPORT ST

EC NN CO

19% 18% 38% 25% 45.6

LINNEAN AV E

38TH ST

39TH ST

41ST ST

FORMERLY WAS FESSENDEN ST ARTFOLIO ART STUDIO & FRAMING

15% 21% 36% 28% 46.7

Apparel $20,612 $66,446 Child Care $5,450 $18,079 Computers & Accessories $1,931 $6,244 CVS& Recreation Entertainment $29,959 $97,937 - Pets $5,947 $19,256 Food at Home $48,678 $155,770 Food away from Home $36,257 $116,025 Health Care $49,150 $157,814 - Medical Care $17,208 $54,989 ST ELLICOTT$29,320 Home Improvement $99,389 Household Furnishings $19,652 $63,998 Personal Care Products $8,649 $27,722 ST Vehicle Maint. & Repair $9,788DAVENPORT $31,376

RODMAN’S

ELLICOTT ST

$207,078 $140,616 16% 10% 74% $123,534

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CONSUMER EXPENDITURES ($ thousands)

HARRISON ST

RI VE

49TH ST

$217,172 $152,969 16% 8% 76% $128,742

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

MILITARY RD

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

TA H

29TH ST

WHOLE FOODS

Friendship Heights

$183,123 $126,290 18% 12% 71% $113,471

31ST

LEGATION ST

Average HH CKINLEY ST MedianMHH HH Income <$50k HH Income $50–$75k HH Income $75k+ Average HH Disposable

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AVALON THEATER CVS BREAD & CHOCOLATE CHILD'S PLAY MORRISON ST MAMMA LUCIA PARK STORY REAL NUTRITIOUS FOOD CORE 72 LIVINGSTON ST MACON

81,052 2.2 55% 45% $950,092 U

NORTHAMPTON ST INCOME

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33RD ST

B AD BRO

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

32ND ST

RD CH RAN

HOUSEHOLDS

Tenleytown/AU

MOBILITY Traffic Counts

ALTON PL

18% 44% 30% 8%

ALBEMARLE ST

BREAD FURST

ITALIAN PIZZA KITCHEN SFOGLINA Wisconsin Avenue UPTOWN MARKET

23,400 29,500–34,600 Connecticut Avenue

DAYS INN

WARREN ST

BOURBON COFFEE SURFSIDE

VAN NESS ST

SEDGWICK ST

RODMAN ST

A Metrorail Stations

Capital Bikeshare Stations

Traffic Counts2

Friendship Heights

23,400

within 1/2 mi

Wisconsin Avenue

CITY RIDGEResidents w/in Walkscore FUTURE WEGMANS 10 min. car ride

100

Excellent Mobility

Walker's Paradise

170,100

VIET CHOPSTICKS

CONTACT Van Ness/UDC M District Bridges VAN NESS ST Alex INTERNATIONAL Krefetz, CHANCERY Chevy ChaseCENTER Main Street Program Manager WHITTLE SCHOOL + STUDIOS (202) 450-4309 • alex@districtbridges.org SIDWELL FRIENDS SCHOOLdistrictbridges.org

Mobility Score3

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Source: EsriACACIA forecasts for 2020; 1. American Community Survey (2014– FOOD & WINE 2018) values are roundedALLCARE to nearest whole percent; 2. Open Data DC - 2019 GOLD’S Traffic Volumes (DDOT 2019 GYM AADT); 3. Transitscreen 2021 UNIVERSITY OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA

MOBILITY

45TH ST

CAVA NANDO’S PERI PERI SQUISITO PIZZA & PASTA

WARREN ST

46TH ST

47TH ST

AMERICAN UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF LAW

48TH ST

YUMA ST

GIANT CVS MUCHAS GRACÍAS ROSEMARY’S BISTRO CAF PHO 14 CALVERT WOODLEY WINE

UPTON ST

TIL

14 RODMAN ST

HOWARD SCHO & LAW

CLEVELAND PARK

NAMED FOR FORMER PRESIDENT GROVER CLEVELAND, Cleveland Park hosts one of the District’s historic and successful commercial districts established by a streetcar stop. Now home to a Red Line Metrorail station, the area also boasts several local landmarks and civic institutions, including the recently renovated Cleveland Park Library. The community's modest scale belies a high-density population that supports the Connecticut Avenue retail district, which offers a mix of local and national tenants including an urban-format Target. COMMUNITY SPACES • The $19.7 million Cleveland Park Library (c. 2018) includes 26,700 SF of community educational space. • Cleveland Park Farmers Market offers produce & artisanal goods on Sat (9 am–1 pm April–Dec). • The Connecticut Avenue service lane, closed to vehicular traffic since the onset of COVID-19, has transformed into a signature walkable space for public enjoyment and “streatery” seating.

Connecticut Avenue is a designated Great Streets corridor, while Cleveland Park is a DC Main Street administered by District Bridges. As part of these programs, businesses along the corridor may apply for grants to cover capital improvements and certain soft costs.

OPENINGS

DESTINATION DINING

• 3321 Bistro (Tex-Mex & Latin restaurant)—2021

• Mediterranean restaurant Sababa was named to the 2021 Michelin Bib Gourmand list.

• Cracked Eggery - 2021 • Orangetheory (fitness studio)—2020 • SakuSaku Flakerie by Al Volo (pop-up bakery/café)—2020 • School of Rock (music school)—2020

GREAT STREETS + MAIN STREET

WASHINGTON DC ECONOMIC PARTNERSHIP · DC NEIGHBORHOOD PROFILES 2021

• The Washington Post ranked Vace Italian Delicatessen one of the ten best pizzas in DC. • Neighborhood staple Vace Italian Delicatessen received an Honorary Milestone RAMMY Award for 44 years of service.

ELLICOTT ST

LO RA D

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ROCK CREEK TENNIS CENTER

BEA CH DR

Great Street

Main Street

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

BROAD BR A

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AV E

TILDEN ST

5,865 1.6 WEBSTER ST 40% 60% $862,331

LEVINE SCHOOL OF MUSIC

HOWARD UNIVERSITY UPTON ST SCHOOL OF LAW & LAW LIBRARY

WHITTLE SCHOOL + STUDIOS

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

INCOME MI

Average HH Median HH HH Income <$50k SHHH EPHIncome ERD ST $50–$75k HH Income $75k+ Average HH Disposable

S PA R

RODMAN ST

17,085 1.8 41% 59% $894,032

$182,808 $125,953 13% 13% 74% $112,552

$179,712 $161,037 $124,210 $108,735 16% 23% 12% 12% AÑEJO 72% BAR & GRILL 65% $110,669 $100,380

AGE

Cleveland Park

STREETS MARKET & CAFE YES! ORGANICS PO 321 BISTRO RT ER SABABA ST AL VOLO BINDAAS

NEWARK ST

CLEVELAND PARK LIBRARY

CONSUMER EXPENDITURES ($ thousands) GLE RD

H A RVARD ST

27TH ST

AVAILABLE VEHICLES PER HH1

Y RD

ACE HARDWARE CHIPOTLE DISTRICT KITCHEN

Woodley Park/Zoo/ Adams Morgan

CALVERT ST

US NAVAL OBSERVATORY

OMNI SHOREHAM HOTEL

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23RD ST

24TH ST

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27,000

Connecticut Avenue

Porter Street

HARRIS TEETER

Source: Esri forecasts for 2020; 1. American Community Survey (2014– DINER 2018) values areTHE rounded to nearest whole percent; 2. Open Data DC - 2019 TRYST Traffic Volumes (DDOT 2019 AADT); 3. Transitscreen 2021 RD

STREETS MARKET & CAFÉ

SIN ON

35% 44% 17% 4%

SAFEWAY

MA RA LO KA

DC ARTS CENTER

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25% 53% 19% 3%

SHARBAT BAKERY

LAPIS

AS SA M IN G AVE C YO W Metrorail Metrorail CapitalCapital Bikeshare Bikeshare Traffic Traffic HU Mobility Mobility Walkscore Walkscore Residents Residentsw/in w/in 2 3 SE Score Dumbarton Exits Stations Stations Counts CountsCounts 10 10min. min.car carride ride T TT Score IA S Oaks Park ORN S F I L Cleveland Park CA 5,906/3,579 2 25,873 27,000 37,000 100 89 98 243,300 150,000 A99 VE Avg weekday/Avg weekend within 1/2 mi 2019 Monthly Average Connecticut Street Avenue Name Here Excellent Excellent Mobility Mobility Very Walker's Walkable Paradise SAFEWAY

THE LINE DC 7,100–13,100

ANS TO NE DR

WHITEHAVEN ST

Traffic Counts2 MINTWOOD PLACE

THEODORE'S MODERN FURNITURE GLOVER PARK HARDWARE

TRADER JOE’S

TAIL UP GOAT PHILZ COFFEE

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24% 57% 17% ACE 2% HARDWARE

REVELER’S HOUR MOBILITY

CARE NO

0 1 2-3 4+

CO LU MOBILITY MB

IRCLE RY C TO VA R E

NAANWISE CVS NANDOS BISTRO BITES PETIT MONDE BISTRO & CAFÉ STUDY HUB LEBANESE TAVERNA D R AL AVE

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29TH ST

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SHINGTON TIONAL THEDRAL

Apparel $26,914 $675,300 N$75,721 EW TO NS Child Care $7,423 M $21,091 $178,299 T ON THIP KHAO R$6,921 OE Computers & Accessories $2,438 $61,475 ST Entertainment & Recreation $36,510 $104,581 $939,061 PA ELLE RK - Pets $7,086 $20,263 $182,735 TAQUERIA NACIONAL RD LA BAHIA Food at Home $61,528 $173,642 $1,578,894 BOMBAY SABYDEE STREET FOOD Food away from Home $47,145 $132,443 $1,182,392 MOUNT PLEASANT LIBRARY BEAU THAI PURPLE PATCH Health Care $57,752 $164,399 $1,491,077 DOS GRINGOS THE BUTCHER’S HAYDEE’S TARGET MARKET - Medical Care $19,850 $56,584 $514,592 HUSH BOUTIQUE BEST BUY MOLA BED, BATH $808,130 & BEYOND Home Improvement MARTHA DEAR $29,190 $88,347 SUNS MT DESERT ISLAND ICE CREAM CINEMA MARSHALLS Household Furnishings $24,031 $68,267 Columbia $611,499 EACH PEACH MARKET BOLD FORK BOOKS Personal Care Products $10,878 $30,637 Heights $274,409 PEAR PLUM Vehicle Maint. & Repair $12,200 $33,954 $307,053 17TH ST

KL IN

19TH ST

35TH ST

34TH ST

MACOMB ST

ISSHIN RAMEN

CONTACT THE GAME MARIE REED SPORTS PUB ELEMENTARY TIKKI District Bridges Zach Rybarczyk, Cleveland Park Main Street Manager (202) 450-4415 • zach@districtbridges.org MINT OYSTER ADAMS districtbridges.orgTHE IMPERIAL

WASHINGTON HILTON

BANDIT TACO LAURIOL PLAZA

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STREETS MARKET & CAFÉ

SITAR CENTER

SEVEN REASONS

16TH ST

UPTOWN THEATER

TORO BAR 11%MEZCALERO 17% COCINA MEXIC LITTLE HAVANA 34% 33% ANAFRE 38% 36% 17% 14% 37.7 35.4

18TH ST

SCHOOL OF ROCK WEYGANDT WINES TARGET CALIFORNIA TORTILLA

LYMAN’S TAVERN TAQUERIA HABANERO

10% 32% 41% 17% 38.5

18TH ST

LAREDO MEDIUM RARE INDIQUE

RDWAY ST

Age < 20 WY Age 20–34 PK CH AgeP35–64 INEY BR AN Age 65+ Median Age (years)

170,631 2.0 43% 57% $785,303

AV E

14TH STREET GRAFFITI MUSEUM PICA TACO TO GO DANGEROUSLY DELICIOUS PIES

AR K

INTERNATIONAL CHANCERY CENTER

GIANT PAGE 53 CVS MUCHAS GRACÍAS ROSEMARY’S BISTRO CAFÉ PHO 14 CALVERT WOODLEY WINE & SPIRITS

ARG YLE TE R

Van Ness/UDC

VAN NESS ST

31,170 367,690 45% 48% LAS PLACITAS CAFE 55% 52% ART 98% G FINE 94% GRILL 88% ATHENA 77% HIGHLANDS CURIOUS EXPLORERS 58% LOFT ON 46% DANCE 14

HOUSEHOLDS

VAN NESS

UNIVERSITY OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA

9,566 44% 56% 99% 89% 56%

17TH ST

ACACIA FOOD & WINE ALLCARE GOLD’S GYM VIET CHOPSTICKS

BL AG D

DAYS INN

ITALIAN PIZZA KITCHEN SFOGLINA UPTOWN MARKET

0-3 mi

A W IO

ALBEMARLE ST

BREAD FURST

0-1 mi

POPULATION

BID Area

Government

18TH ST

36TH ST

0-½ mi Education

KINGSBUR CENTER

AN SA S

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CLEVELAND PARK

DAVENPORT ST

Retail/Restaurant BRANDYWINE Arts/Tourism ST

HOLE FOODS

14TH

16TH

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V ST

REEVES CENTER U ST

TRADER JOE’S

JONT/BRESCA T ST

ROOM & BOARD

COLUMBIA HEIGHTS

ANYTHING IS POSSIBLE in Columbia Heights, a tale of two cities in one neighborhood. From its dense residential communities to its lauded urban farm at Columbia Heights Green, this area also represents the spectrum of retail options. Large-format tenants combine along its dominant 11th and 14th Street corridors with local culinary powerhouses representing an almost countless number of cuisines. With new residential development and a buzzing arts scene all ramping up, Columbia Heights continues to be one of the District’s most compelling and commercially diverse neighborhoods. GREAT STREETS + MAIN STREETS 14 Street and the surrounding commercial corridors are designated Great Streets. As funds become available, small businesses may apply for grants to cover capital improvements and certain soft costs. Additional support comes from the Columbia Heights and Mount Pleasant Main Streets, which manage community-based economic development initiatives. th

TOP LOCAL INDUSTRIES 1

MULTICULTURAL CUISINE • Bad Saint (Filipino)

17,583 Total Area Employment

• Bombay Street Food (Indian)

• Educational Services: 26%

• Creole on 14th (Louisiana Creole)

• Accommodations & Food Services: 16%

• Gloria’s Pupuseria (Central American)

• Heath Care & Social Assistance: 12%

• Iron Age (Korean steakhouse)* • Khana Express (Indian) • Letena (Ethiopian) • Los Hermanos (Dominican) • Makan/The Thirsty Crow (Malaysian) • Mi Cuba Café (Cuban) • Ossobuco Ristorante (Italian)

PLACEMAKING

• Pho 14 (Vietnamese)

• For its American Portrait program, PBS produced a marquee mural at the Dance Institute of Washington.

• El Pollo Sabroso (Peruvian & Central American)

• With 12 “streateries,” the neighborhood has one of the highest concentrations in the District.

• El Rinconcito Café (Salvadorean)

• Queen’s English (Cantonese) • Shanghai Tokyo Café (Asian fusion) • Tequila & Mezcal (Mexican) • Thip Khao (Laotian) 1. JobsEQ (2020 covered employment within 1-mile)

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LAS PLACITAS CAFE G FINE ART ATHENA GRILL HIGHLANDS CURIOUS EXPLORERS DANCE LOFT ON 14 14TH STREET GRAFFITI MUSEUM PICA TACO TO GO DANGEROUSLY DELICIOUS PIES

DECATUR ST

WMATA BUS BARN

Rock Creek Cemetery

COLUMBIA HEIGHTS Sherman Circle

CRITTENDEN ST

BUCHANAN ST

HONEYMOON CHICKEN

PETWORTH LIBRARY

TIMBER PIZZA POM POM LITTLE FOOD STUDIO MENYA HOSAKI

KC HU RC H

ACE HARDWARE TAYLOR ST

18TH ST

EACH PEACH MARKET BOLD FORK BOOKS PEAR PLUM

COLUMBIA RD

HARVARD ST

AIL UP GOAT HILZ COFFEE

HOSPITAL CENTER

HERE’S THE SCOOP

Apparel Child Care H M IC Computers & Accessories HI GA Entertainment & Recreation NA VE - Pets Food at Home FoodMcMillan away from Home Reservoir Health Care - Medical Care Home Improvement Household Furnishings Personal Care Products Vehicle Maint. & Repair

DULCINEA BAR & GRILL

SAFEWAY REVELER’S HOUR

HOWARD UNIVERSITY

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Columbia Heights 5,906/3,579 13

INTERIOR DEFINE SHINOLA

14TH ST

HI RE AV E

19TH ST

18TH ST

HA MP S

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Mobility Mobility Score Score3

STUDIO THEATER

LOVESAC 12,800–20,400 37,000

100 99

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Logan

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ZEPPELIN

Walkscore D AVEResidents Residents w/in w/in N A 10 10 min. min. car car ride ride L IS DE O H 98 150,000 234,100 R97

Walker's Paradise

MOBILITY Traffic Counts2

16% 33% 37% 14% 35.3AFFAIRS VETERANS MEDICAL CENTER

$49,230

$143,569

$4,429 $66,630 $13,140 $116,552 $88,443 $104,000 $35,780 $54,307 $43,032 $19,860 $21,828

$13,001 $197,245 $38,577 $338,819 $255,624 $307,074 $105,754 $165,497 $126,660 $57,908 $63,035

CHILDRENS NATIONAL $12,516 MEDICAL CENTER $37,343

$678,059 $175,697 $61,203 $936,155 $182,205 $1,593,997 $1,185,224 $1,497,959 $517,112 $782,425 $610,331 $274,974 $309,260

45% 42% 10% 3%

HOWARD THEATER

V ST

12,800–20,400 14th Street NW

T ST

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

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

CONTACT District Bridges Carolina Buitrago, F BIG BEAR CAFÉ LO Shaw/Howard Columbia Heights/Mount RID Pleasant Main Street R STDirector AA University VE (202) 929-8125 • carolina@districtbridges.org districtbridges.org GLASSEY COMPASS COFFEE

37% 45% 15% 3%

Source: Esri forecasts for 2020; 1. American Community U ST Survey (2014– 2018) values are rounded to nearest whole percent; 2. Open Data DC - 2019 Traffic Volumes (DDOT 2019 AADT); 3. Transitscreen 2021; WINDOWS CAFE 5. Dochter & Alexander

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Avg weekday/Avg weekend within 1/2 mi 2019 Monthly 14th Street NW Street Name Here Excellent ExcellentMobility Mobility KOMI MILK Average BAR

51% 37% ADAMS ST 9% 3% W ST

BRYANT ST

NEW

DUPONT HOTEL

AMAZON FRESH SEPHORA PARACHUTE

R ST

BLUEMERCURY LOFT

Metrorail Metrorail Exits Stations

S ST

WEST ELM LOGAN HARDWARE

SAFEWAY

Shaw/Howard University

GYPSY KITCHEN

DOI MOI

13TH ST

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8TH ST

TED’S BULLETIN

HALF SMOKE

WARBY PARKER EMMY SQUARED COMPASS COFFEE

T ST

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HOWARD UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL

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

TRADER JOE’S

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930 CLUB CAFÉ U

5TH ST

REEVES CENTER

MOBILITY

OYSTER ADAMS

V ST

16TH ST

MINT THE IMPERIAL

WHOLE FOODS

YES! ORGANIC MARKET LINCOLN ROAMING THEATER ROOSTER

15% 36% 39% 10% 34.5

AVAILABLE VEHICLES PER HH1

MCDONALD’S

MAYDAN IVY WILD

SEVEN REASONS

MARIE REED ELEMENTARY

18TH ST

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STREETS MARKET & CAFÉ

SITAR CENTER

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17% 37% 38% 9% 33.8

IRVING ST

CONSUMER EXPENDITURES ($ thousands) NUVEGAN CAFE HARRAR COFFEE & ROASTERY

FAIRMONT ST

ACE HARDWARE

$143,664 $100,815 26% 12% 62% $91,691

CK C

SALSA WITH SYLVIA SWEAT DC ST. VINCENT WINE DISTRICT DOGS TRAINING

SANKOFA

E NI LA

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

IRVING ST

H A RVARD ST

$135,833 $96,249 27% 12% 61% $87,387

RE E

REDROCKS EL CHUCHO LAMONT ST ODD PROVISIONS

SONNY’S NO KISSES

$116,541 $84,778 32% 12% 56% $77,921

THE MIDLANDS BEER GARDEN WALLS OF BOOKS Age < 20 CALL YOUR MOTHER DELI

MORTON ST

BAD SAINT

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

AGE

HOOK HALL

R ST

T NT S

Columbia Heights

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

190,225 2.0 40% 60% $668,407

PARK RD

THE COUPE

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BOMBAY STREET FOOD MOUNT PLEASANT LIBRARY PURPLE PATCH THE BUTCHER’S TARGET MARKET BEST BUY MOLA BED, BATH & BEYOND MARSHALLS

BEAU THAI DOS GRINGOS HAYDEE’S HUSH BOUTIQUE MARTHA DEAR SUNS MT DESERT ISLAND ICE CREAM CINEMA

THE AVENUE

PA RK RD

ELLE TAQUERIA NACIONAL LA BAHIA SABYDEE

FISH IN THE NEIGHBORHOOD LOOKING GLASS LOUNGE

THIP KHAO

42,891 2.1 36% 64% $689,926

WICKED BLOOM SOCIAL CLUB DCITY SMOKEHOUSE UNCLE CHIPS P ST

SPARK AT ENGINE C THE PUB AND THE P 1ST ST

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16,951 2.2 31% 69% $669,938

LN RD

WT ON ST

NR O

411,788 48% 52% 93% 71% 41%

LINCO

19TH ST

17TH ST

94,397 50% 50% 90% 70% 40%

1ST ST

CVS TSEHAY

2ND ST

ILE

38,380 50% 50% 88% 67% 37%

INCOME

RELIABLE TAVERN

ACE

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GEORGIA AVE

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SAFEWAY QUINCY ST

HOLMEAD PL

0-3 mi

T ITOL S CAP RTH NO

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

RANDOLPH ST

BLUEBELL SPA LYMAN’S TAVERN TAQUERIA HABANERO TORO BAR MEZCALERO COCINA MEXICANA SPR LITTLE HAVANA ING RD ANAFRE

0-1 mi

HOUSEHOLDS

SHEPHERD ST

QUALIA COFFEE HOMESTEAD

3RD ST

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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.

INNOVATION CENTER 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.

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 13 will be redeveloped into a 421-unit residential rental building with 126 affordable units, 21,000 SF of commercial space, and 240 underground parking spaces. • 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.

SMALL BUSINESS ASSISTANCE LOCAL AREA INDUSTRIES 1 6,689 Total Area Employment • Heath Care & Social Assistance: 27% • Public Administration: 16% • Educational Services: 14%

• 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 2020, 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 (2020 covered employment within 1-mile)

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ANACOSTIA ORGANICSU S

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CONSUMER EXPENDITURES ($ thousands) $4,763 $1,076 $403 $6,676 $1,279 $11,702 $7,870 $11,512 $3,981 $5,198 $4,363 $1,923 $2,207

$12,277 $191,953 $2,737 $46,528 $1,033 $16,715 $17,013 $266,067 $3,308 $51,793 $30,342 $462,813 Southern M$20,510 Avenue $327,966 $29,715 $451,847 $10,297 $156,353 $12,443 $211,168 $11,241 $176,244 $4,990 $78,513 $5,949 $91,664

AVAILABLE VEHICLES PER HH1 0 1 2-3 4+

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25,873

17,700 37,000

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Walkscore Walkscore

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

9899

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Very Walker's Walkable Paradise

MOBILITY

3 R D ST

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FORRESTER ST

Metrorail Metrorail Exits Stations

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ATLANTIC ST

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82,361 2.2 34% 66% $353,919

AGE

CHIPOTLE

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$56,205 $41,179 57% 15% 28% $42,555

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9,840 2.7 30% 70% $287,500

INCOME

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ANACOSTIA FREEWAY

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

GAINESVILLE ST

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190,581 47% 53% 90% 39% 19%

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27,196 45% 55% 86% 15% 6%

HOUSEHOLDS

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U.S. COAST GUARD HQ

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295

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Anacostia

13TH ST

COLUMBIAN QUARTER

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

DEANWOOD

FROM ITS ROLE AS A CRITICAL CHAPTER in the District’s past, Deanwood is prepared to become one of its future storytellers. Historically an entertainment hub for African-American neighborhoods, this community is highly regarded for its collection of homes designed by Black architects H.D. Woodson and Lewis Giles, Sr. This year, more than 240 new residential units are expected to deliver in Deanwood, as well as new retail, office and civic spaces. CREATIVE COMMUNITY • The annual Art All Night Festival, hosted by Deanwood Heights and Minnesota Avenue Main Streets in collaboration with community partners, highlights artists, makers, and entertainers who live and work east of the Anacostia River. • The District Office of Planning awarded a 2020 Creative Placemaking Grant for the installation of new murals on Burroughs Avenue and Sheriff Road NE as part of an effort by Creative JunkFood, the Ward 7 Business Partnership, and the National Building Museum.

TOP LOCAL INDUSTRIES 1 4,343 Total Area Employment • Health Care & Social Assistance: 27% • Public Administration: 16% • Educational Services: 14% • Professional Services: 7%

GREAT STREETS AND MAIN STREETS Nannie Helen Burroughs and Minnesota Avenues are designated Great Streets corridors whose small businesses may apply for grants to cover capital improvements and certain soft costs. In 2020, commercial corridors received awards of up to $50,000 each. Deanwood Heights Main Street also offers business support and other community-based economic development initiatives.

DEVELOPMENT PIPELINE • 86 residential units will deliver on the Strand Theatre site in 2021 and 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. 1. JobsEQ (2020 covered employment within 1-mile)

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A YL AR M

D N

DEANWOOD 0-½ mi

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Arts/Tourism

Education

Government

Great Street

Main Street

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

0-3 mi

8,424 47% 53% 89% 18% 7%

30,914 45% 55% 89% 19% 7%

189,736 47% 53% 88% 29% 13%

3,137 2.6 45% 55% $290,332

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73,486 2.5 48% 52% $314,651

$56,978 $40,338 57% 18% 24% $42,584

$55,967 $38,959 59% 17% 24% $41,969

$79,327 $54,643 46% 17% 37% $56,734

26% 20% 39% 16% 39.3

28% 21% 36% 14% 35.7

25% 22% 39% 15% 37.6

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CAPITOL GATEWAY MOBILITY MARKETPLACE

REDEVELOPMENT SITE7,400–14,600 Traffic Counts2

SHRIMP BOAT PLAZA

EAST CAPITOL ST

BENCO SHOPPING CENTER

Fort Chaplin Park

$17,033 $3,798 $1,434 $23,945 $4,697 $42,286 $28,570 $42,233 $14,672 $18,471 $15,864 $6,960 $8,301

$145,568 $33,583 $12,611 $206,499 $40,498 $358,459 $247,844 $359,539 $125,119 $173,672 $136,923 $60,169 $70,922

41% 39% 16% 4%

29% 43% 21% 7%

MARVIN GAYE RECREATION CENTER

THE CONWAY BLAINE ST CENTER

7-ELEVEN

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AVAILABLE VEHICLES PER HH1

LINCOLN HEIGHTS/ RICHARDSON DWELLINGS PAGE 33

S ST

DMV SERVICES CENTER

EAST CAPITOL URBAN FARM

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8,300 M Sheriff Rd NE Heights 5,500 Capitol Division Ave NE

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Traffic Counts2

Mobility Score3

Walkscore

Residents w/in 10 min. car ride

7,400–14,600

100

149,400

Deanwood, Minnesota Ave E ST

within 1/2 mi

N.H. Burroughs Ave NE

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Metrorail Stations

53RD ST

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54TH ST

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50TH ST

49TH ST

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0-1 mi

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BID Area

CONTACT Ward 7 Business Partnership Deborah Jones, Executive Director (202) 398-6054 • djones@wardseven.com wardseven.com

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DOWNTOWN DC

AS THE CORE OF THE NATION’S CAPITAL, Downtown DC is where every element of the District’s ecosystem come center together. DOWNTOWNDC IS KNOWN as a major employment and A focal point of regional employment, hospitality, and culture, cultural and entertainment hub supported by a growing residential Downtown the brunt pandemic impacts inas thethe heart population, DC andhas yetsuffered it is so much more.ofDowntownDC stands metro area. Recognizing importance of downtown to the projects. DMV, of the District’s economy,the bolstered by several development as wellcoming as the country, significant resources are being invested in its In the years, Capitol Crossing, CityCenterDC’s Conrad Hilton, resurgence. the opportunity to Franklin be on the “ground floor” Martin LutherThat Kingcreates Jr. Memorial Library and Park will further as the third-strongest marketvitalization in the U.S. and returns to form.for DC. reshape DowntownDC,office cultivating prosperity DINING, SHOPPING + ENTERTAINMENT1 • 132 Destination Restaurants, including Piccolina • 75 Destination Retailers • 13 Museums, including Planet Word (2020) and Victims of Communism (2021) Museums • 8 Theatre & Performance Venues • Capital One Arena • Walter E. Washington Convention Center

INNOVATION + TECH With 30+ co-working locations, an Apple flagship store, and the Microsoft Innovation & Policy Center, Downtown DC’s reputation as a technology hub is further supported by a collection of innovators including MapBox, Eaton Workshop, Yelp, Facebook, Fiscal Note, and Social Tables.

ACCESSIBLE • 7 Metrorail Stations serving all system lines below ground, DC Circulator at the street level • 31 Capital Bikeshare Stations • 97 Walkscore

NEW RETAIL, SERVICES + ENTERTAINMENT Noteworthy recent additions to the Downtown DC commercial environment include Akris, Chanel, Cheesecake Factory, Five Iron Golf, Giorgio Armani, Lululemon, and Yardbird Southern Table & Bar.

1. DowntownDC BID

WASHINGTON DC ECONOMIC PARTNERSHIP · DC NEIGHBORHOOD PROFILES 2021

CONRAD HOTEL

McPherson Square

WOODIES BUILDING

NATIONAL MUSEUM OF AMERICAN ART

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Archives-Navy Memorial CALL YOUR MOTHER DELI

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Mobility Walkscore Score

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37,000 100

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2019 within Monthly the BID Average

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P ST

220,400 150,000

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2ND PL

2ND ST

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L ST

BLACKBIRD SALON LAS PLACITAS

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Navy Yard

DDOT

CONTACT HARRIS TEETER US DOT NAVY YARD DowntownDC BusinessBOILERMAKER Improvement District SHOPS TINGEY ST THOMPSON HOTEL DowntownDC Retail Strategy Manager MAIALINO MARE DISTRICT (202) THE 638-3232 • retail@downtowndc.org WATER ST WINERY LUMBERSHED downtowndc.org

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$1,254,128 $5,318,400 $320,136 $1,375,828 $112,197 $485,515 $1,730,863 $7,684,440 $337,118 $1,522,410 $2,963,633 $12,733,644 $2,180,179 $9,292,186 $2,813,021 $12,800,669 $972,108 $4,447,925 $1,427,298 $7,460,223 $1,134,935 $5,115,982 $509,730 $2,220,238 $580,497 $2,604,418

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Metrorail Stations

RESIDENCE INN BY MARRIOTT

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5TH ST

4TH ST

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SONOMA RESTAURANT & WINE BAR

HYATT PLACE

MUNICIPAL FISH MARKET

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6TH ST

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UNITED STATES CAPITOL

SMITHSONIAN CASTLE

18% 31% 37% 13% 35.4

CONSUMER EXPENDITURES ($ thousands)

A AN SI UI LO

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12% 40% 38% 11% 34.6

Apparel $112,101 Child Care $29,576 Stanton Computers & Accessories $10,045 Square Entertainment & Recreation $149,387 - Pets $29,180 CONSTITUTION AVE $258,945 Food at Home Food away from Home $197,597 Health Care $237,543 SUPREME - Medical $81,689 COURTCare Home Improvement $113,806 EAST CAPITOL ST $98,695 Household Furnishings Personal Care Products $45,208 LIBRARY OF Vehicle Maint. & Repair $51,198 CONGRESS

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LULULEMON HOTEL MONACO

LANSBURGH THEATER

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MARRIOTT MARQUIS

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1ST ST

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DOI MOI WEST ELM LOGAN HARDWARE

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YARDS PARK YARDS MARINA DIAMOND TEAGUE PARK

DUPONT CIRCLE

DUPONT CIRCLE IS ONE OF THE DISTRICT'S INTERNATIONAL CENTERS, a cosmopolitan neighborhood with a welcoming European ambiance. Known as the city’s gathering place, Dupont is a vibrant blend of local retailers and restaurants, art galleries and museums, lively arts programming, riveting architecture, and historic homes. Over the next few years, the District Department of Transportation will be making a $25 million investment to build Dupont Plaza on a platform over the below-ground section of Connecticut Avenue. Extensive streetscape enhancements of the surrounding sidewalks are included. NEW RETAIL + RESTAURANTS

LOCAL ITINERARY

• • • • • • • • • • • • •

Visitors to Dupont Circle can stay in more than 20 hotels, dine at DC favorites such as Al Tiramisu and Dawson's Market, see 70+ embassies around the Circle and along nearby Embassy Row, and enjoy world-class art exhibitions such as the Phillips Collection, Dupont Underground, and Hillyer Art Space.

ANNUAL EVENTS

PUBLIC SPACE

• Fall: Art All Night, High Heel Race

• The neighborhood is home to Dupont Circle Park and Shevchenko Park, as well as new parklets, expanded sidewalk cafés, and two streateries.

• Winter: Holiday Market, The Heurich House Museum’s Annual Christkindlmarkt, Historic Dupont Circle Main Street’s Retail Holiday Pop-Up, Dupont Circle Pop-Up • Spring: Taste of Dupont • Summer: 17th Street Festival, DC Dog Days Sidewalk Sale

• The District will invest at least $25 million for the creation of Dupont Plaza, a flexible public space along Connecticut Avenue from Dupont Circle to California Street.

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Annabelle Bombay Street Food Butter Chicken Company DC Vegan Delicatessen Del Sur Café Gonzo at Astoria DC Laiik Mason’s Famous Lobster Rolls Mi Casa Pupatella Souvlaki’s Taim Falafel The Tacco

IRVING ST

DUPONT CIRCLE

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WASHINGTON HILTON

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Farragut Square

H ST

13TH ST

PLANET WORD MUSEUM

McPherson Square

I ST

Lafayette Square

THE WHITE HOUSE

GSA HQ

THE CHEESECAKE FACTORY

C ST

NATIONAL

Dupont Circle 5,906/3,579

14 25,873

MUSEUM OF AFRICAN Mobility Mobility Walkscore Walkscore Residents Residents w/in w/in AMERICAN 3 CONSTITUTION AVE 10 10 ScoreScore min. min. carcar ride ride HISTORY

38,700 37,000 10099

9998

Avg weekday/Avg weekendwithin 1/2 mi 2019 Monthly Average Dupont Circle Street Name Here Excellent Excellent Mobility MobilityWalker's Walker's Paradise Paradise VIETNAM VETERANS MEMORIAL

WARNER THEATER

RONALD REAGAN BUILDING & INTERNATIONAL TRADE CENTER

The Ellipse

D ST

DAR CONSTITUTION HALL

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COFFEE

ALTA STRADA/ LITTLE PRINCE AC HOTEL DRYY

207,500 150,000

0 1 2-3 4+

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7% 1%

CONRAD HOTEL

RENAISSANCE HOTEL

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CRANES38,700

WOODIES

Dupont Circle 28,900–30,500 Connecticut Avenue GALLERY PLACE Gallery Pl/ 10,200–13,000 P Street Chinatown thM 7,700 17 Street NATIONAL CAPITAL

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11% 14% Shaw/Howard 42% 37% University 37% 36% 11% 12% 34.2 34.5

Apparel $58,909 $196,540 $724,995 Child CareCITYMARKET AT O STREET $16,209 $53,436 $191,950 OYSTER OYSTER Computers & Accessories $5,315 $17,885 $65,593 O ST GIANT CHERCHER ETHIOPIAN Entertainment & Recreation $79,314 $267,523 $992,099 RESTAURANT & MART - Pets $15,387 $51,914 $193,248 SUNDEVICH Food at Home $134,429 $451,563 $1,687,523 LONG VIEW GALLERY Food away from Home $103,210 $345,562 $1,273,920 UNION KITCHEN GROCERY DOGTOPIA Health Care THE $125,636UNCONVENTIONAL $420,552 $1,573,571 DINER DABNEY - Medical Care $43,146 $144,596 $542,294 Mt Vernon Sq/ M KINSHIP $811,794 Convention$61,727 Center $213,787 Home Improvement MÉTIER RUMI’S KITCHEN Household Furnishings WASHINGTON $52,337 $174,834 $647,965 PEARL’S BAGELS COMPASS$293,540 COFFEE Personal Care Products CONVENTION $23,786 $79,436 CENTER LEON THE LITTLE BEET MARRIOTT MÉLANGE Vehicle Maint. & Repair $26,752 $88,483 $328,933

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DOI

AVAILABLE VEHICLES PER HH1

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F ST

1.9 37% 63% $712,795 HOWARD

5% 43% M 40% ZEPPELIN 12% 35.7

MARQUIS

L ST

WORLD BANK

THE WRAY COURTYARD BY MARRIOTT

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Farragut West

G ST

HOTEL HIVE

THE KENNEDY CENTER

K ST

IA A VE

WHOLE FOODS

22ND ST

GEORGE WASHINGTON HOSPITAL

SYL VAN

HOTEL ZENA

DAUPHINE’S MAYFLOWER HOTEL

17TH ST

Washington Circle P

M ST

WAWA

JOHNSTON & MURPHY

20TH ST

RIS SWEETGREEN FOR FIVE COFFEE ROASTERS

MARCEL’S

N ST

H&M TINY JEWEL BOX

21ST ST

25TH ST

TRADER JOE’S

PAPPE

VICEROY

14TH ST

ROW HOUSE RITZ-CARLTON

Logan Circle

BROOKS BROTHERS

JOS. A BANK

HILTON GARDEN INN

M ST

CITY SWING CITY TAP HOUSE

TOPAZ HOTEL TATTE BAKERY & CAFÉ

POTBELLY CHIPOTLE 192,084

RH COMPASS CONSUMER EXPENDITURES ($ thousands)

WHOLE FOODS MARKET

MUNCHEEZ

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PARK HYATT

MILK BAR P ST

U TIC EC

FAIRMONT HOTEL

STREETS MARKET & CAFÉ

M NN CO

EMBASSY SUITES

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STUDIO THEATER

LOVESAC KOMI

15TH ST

VINTAGE78

Dupont Circle

Age 20–34 INTERIOR DEFINE Age 35–64 SHINOLA Age 65+ LE DIPLOMATE Median Age (years)

Q ST

DUPONT HOTEL SORELLINA

AGE

AMAZON FRESH Age < 20 SEPHORA PARACHUTE

R ST

BLUEMERCURY LOFT

PHILLIPS COLLECTION

LANDMARK THEATER

BRIXTON

TA VE

18TH ST

S ST

HA MP S

Sheridan Circle

DOI MOI

19TH ST

ROSEMARINO D’ITALIA SHOP MADE IN DC

930 CLUB

49,064 1.6 35% 65% $724,119

Average HH $156,200 $160,185 UNIVERSITY $151,476 M HOSPITAL Median HHAmerican $111,162 $111,420HALF SMOKE $107,302 U St/African NELLIE’S Civil War Mem'l/Cardozo HH Income <$50k 19% 21% 23% WARBY PARKER EMMY SQUARED HH Income $50–$75k 13% 11% HOWARD 12% COMPASS COFFEE THEATER SOURCE THEATER HH Income $75k+ 68% 68% RIGHT PROPER 65% BREWING DIXIE BISCUIT CO $98,368 $99,716 MASON $96,492 GYPSY KITCHENAverage HH Disposable Shaw/Howard DRINK CO. M University BROCCOLI BAR

U ST

PRESIDENT WOODROW WILSON HOUSE

A R ID LO

14,916 1.5 WHOLE 36% FOODS 64% $655,394

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13TH ST

23RD ST

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THE LINE DC SHARBAT BAKERY

0-3 mi

5TH ST

SAFEWAY

DC ARTS CENTER

DULCINEA Population 22,876 BAR & GRILL Male 50% Female 50% High School Graduate + 99% Bachelor’s Degree + 93% Graduate / 56% Professional Degree

REVELER’S HOUR

MINTWOOD PLACE

0-1 mi

FAIRMONT ST

ACE HARDWARE

16TH ST

I SHOREHAM HOTEL

SANKOFA

POPULATION

BID Area

5TH ST

Main Street

6TH ST

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Great Street

8TH ST

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9TH ST

Education

11TH ST

Arts/Tourism

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0-½ mi

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CONTACT E ST WOOLLY FARMBIRD MAMMOTH Dupont Circle Business Historic Dupont Circle THEATER LANSBURGH COMPANY THEATER Improvement District Main Streets D ST E Colleen Hawkinson, Bill McLeod, ExecutiveADirector AV I AN Federal D Executive Director (202) 656-4487IN M Triangle Archives/ M C ST (202) 525-4687 execdirector@dupontcircle.biz Navy Mem'l PEN chawkinson@dupontcirclebid.org DupontCircleMainStreets.org NSY LVA NIA dupontcirclebid.org AV E

NATIONAL GALLERY OF ART

NATIONAL MUSEUM OF

EAST CAPITOL STREET / CAPITOL GATEWAY

NE/SE

A GEOGRAPHY-DEFINING ENTRYWAY into the District, East Capitol Street is more than its spectacular vistas. The street forms a unifying corridor for the Benning, Lincoln Heights, Fort Dupont, and Marshall Heights neighborhoods, among others. As a commercial and commuter route, East Capitol Street carries up to 20,000 cars daily. With proximity 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 2,032 Total Area Employment • Heath Care & Social Assistance: 32% • Educational Services: 24% • Retail Trade: 10% • Accommodations & Food Services: 9%

CAPITOL GATEWAY MARKETPLACE An 11-acre site at 58th & East Capitol Streets offers redevelopment potential for up to 150,000 SF of retail space, including 130,000 SF for an anchor tenant, and 312 residential units.

COMMUNITY ANCHORS • Delivered in 2018, the Marvin Gaye Recreation Center features a music room, teaching kitchen, art gallery space, tech lounge, and ﬁtness center. • In 2015, the University of the District of Columbia partnered with District and federal agencies, local organizations, and residents to convert a three-acre site at East Capitol Street and Southern Avenue into the East Capitol Urban Farm.

$31 MILLION HOPE VI REVITALIZATION GRANT The phased Capitol Gateway redevelopment has already delivered 374 new residential units, with another 700 in the pipeline.

1. JobsEQ (2020 covered employment within 1-mile)

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EAST CAPITOL STREET / CAPITOL GATEWAY 0-½ mi

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

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DEANWOOD TOWN CENTER REDEVELOPMENT

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29,299 45% 55% 85% 19% 7%

157,891 46% 54% 88% 22% 9%

2,824 2.8 54% 46% $277,301

10,585 2.8 50% 50% $265,127

60,995 2.6 50% 50% $258,856

$68,110 $47,074 52% 18% 30% $49,578

$65,908 $46,707 52% 17% 30% $48,440

$72,715 $54,676 45% 19% 36% $53,421

27% 20% 36% 17% 37.6

28% 21% 36% 15% 35.9

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

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53RD ST

51ST ST

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C ST

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

CONSUMER EXPENDITURES ($ thousands)

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7,945 46% 54% 86% 25% 10%

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58TH ST

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$17,410 $3,925 $1,472 $25,080 $5,010 $43,498 $29,721 $45,363 $15,778 $20,589 $16,777 $7,311 $8,851

$110,456 $25,636 $9,558 $157,737 $31,070 $272,506 $188,179 $278,218 $96,884 $135,448 $105,416 $46,016 $54,590

AVAILABLE VEHICLES PER HH1 0 1 2-3 4+

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31% 38% 23% 7%

24,800 15,500 4,700

31% 38% 22% 9%

25% 42% 24% 9%

East Capitol Street Southern Avenue 58th Street

AR YL AN

Capital Bikeshare Capital Bikeshare Traffic Stations Counts Counts2

Capitol Heights 5,906 / 3,579 2

Traffic Counts

Mobility Mobility Score3 Score

25,873 24,800 37,000 98

Walkscore Walkscore

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

66 98

150,000 173,300

Avg weekday / Avg weekend within 1/2 mi 2019 Monthly Average East Capitol Street Street Name Excellent Here Excellent Mobility MobilitySomewhat Walker's Walkable Paradise

MOBILITY

M Metrorail Metrorail Exits Stations

$4,772 $1,065 $402 $6,932 $1,396 $11,989 $8,182 $12,654 $4,410 $5,734 $4,646 $2,015 $2,462

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 BUSTLING with The Shops at Dakota Crossing, a 430,000-square-foot shopping center boasting 90% occupancy by major national retailers, as well as hundreds of new townhomes and multifamily units delivered over the last decade. Direct access to South Dakota and New York Avenues and U.S. Route 50 makes this spot both a local favorite and a regional destination.

NATIONAL RETAILERS

TOP LOCAL INDUSTRIES 1

• Costco

7,270 Total Area Employment

• Lowe's

• Construction: 33%

• DICK’S Sporting Goods

• Transportation & Warehousing: 21%

• PetSmart • Vitamin Shoppe

• Wholesale Trade: 10%

LOCAL TENANTS • Dakota Nail Spa • Mecho’s Dominican Kitchen • Roaming Rooster • Transit Employees Federal Credit Union • Zachys DC

POPULATION SURGE • The Reserves at Dakota Crossing delivered 118 marketrate townhomes and a 236unit multifamily building called The Jamison in 2019. • Between 2010 and 2020, the number of residents within a half-mile increased by 41%.

1. JobsEQ (2020 covered employment within 1-mile)

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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

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

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3,822 43% 57% 90% 51% 27%

8,776 45% 55% 88% 47% 23%

247,260 48% 52% 89% 45% 22%

2,233 1.7 54% 46% $498,643

3,944 2.1 60% 40% $475,000

97,190 2.4 44% 56% $451,712

$88,280 $51,573 49% 12% 39% $60,388

$96,656 $60,422 44% 11% 44% $66,196

$102,400 $68,411 38% 15% 47% $69,731

15% 17% 36% 32% 52.4

18% 17% 38% 27% 47.9

23% 25% 38% 14% 36.8

HOUSEHOLDS

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$9,305 $1,919 $810 $13,570 $2,772 $23,804 $16,469 $25,190 $8,965 $11,665 $9,154 $4,095 $5,254

$248,154 $59,358 $21,897 $347,577 $67,889 $602,241 $425,970 $583,323 $202,577 $293,699 $228,698 $101,203 $117,706

ANACOS TIA A VE

AVAILABLE VEHICLES PER HH1 0 1 DOUGLA SS T 2-3 4+

28% 51% 16% 5%

MOBILITY

28% 45% 21% 6%

73,600–131,000 New York Avenue NE AV E

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24% 50% 18% 8%

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$4,914 $933 $429 $6,996 $1,418 $12,663 $8,657 $12,797 $4,604 $5,387 $4,666 $2,148 $2,835

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31ST ST

CHICK-FIL-A

V ST

SHOPS AT DAKOTA CROSSING CHIPOTLE FIVE BELOW JERSEY MIKE’S PANDA EXPRESS

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DAKOTA NAIL SPA MECHO’S DOMINICAN KITCHEN

YL AR

DICK’S SPORTING GOODS MARSHALLS PETSMART

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

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Mobility Score3

73,600–131,000

New York Avenue NE

Fair Mobility

w/in 10 min. car ride

Car-dependent

69,700

CESAR CHAVEZ SCHOOL

295

MOBILITY

Traffic Counts2

HA YE

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

MCDONALD’S

49TH ST

TLE

0-1 mi

POPULATION

BID Area

WENDY’S

JAY ST

LEE ST

FORT TOTTEN / RIGGS PARK / MANOR 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. The neighborhood's residents, businesses, and mixed-use developments support the area as an up-and-coming transit village for local and regional markets. RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT • EYA is developing Riggs Park Place on a four-acre site over two phases and will deliver 90 for-sale townhomes in 2022, followed by 84 senior apartment units above retail and parking in 2024. • EYA is also building 80 forsale townhomes on 2.5 acres in partnership with St. Joseph’s Seminary.

MAIN STREET As part of the Main Street program, The Parks Main Street (TPMS) manages community-based economic development initiatives for the neighborhood’s commercial corridors. TPMS recently expanded its footprint to include several new establishments, including Hellbender Brewery, Dolci Gelati, and Unitees Screen-Print & Embroidery.

ART PLACE AT FORT TOTTEN • Phase II, anticipated for completion in 2022, will transform 5.1 acres of the 16.5-acre site into a 25,000 SF Aldi grocery store, Explore! Children's Museum, a family entertainment zone, 270 apartments, and 30 artist live/work units. • Anchoring the second phase will be an experiential tenant, which will create an immersive installation for its 75,000 SF space, in addition to hosting a food hall and brewery.

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MANOR PARK The Manor Park commercial corridor is the 6200 block of 3rd Street NW between Rittenhouse and Sheridan Streets NW. The neighborhood is home to an outstanding cluster of enduring African-American owned and operated businesses, including: • Manor Park Barber Shop (58 years) • The Davis Center, dance studio (51 years) • The V.I.P. Room, event venue (41 years) • Bene’ Millinery, hat & bridal shop and home of the “DC Hat Lady” (41 years) • Lovely Lady Boutique, women’s fashions (30 years) • Senbeb Café, vegan and vegetarian soul food and Senbeb Natural Foods Co-op (over 15 years) • AMAR Group, architecture firm (30 years) • Peaches Kitchen Restaurant, Jamaican and American cuisine (14 years)

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Education

Government

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Main Street

0-1 mi

0-3 mi

POPULATION

BID Area

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

8,747 44% 56% 90% 46% 24%

33,592 46% 54% 89% 44% 22%

332,378 49% 51% 85% 52% 28%

3,837 2.3 47% 53% $417,203

13,788 2.4 56% 44% $446,705

131,098 2.4 44% 56% $528,038

$79,886 $60,259 40% 19% 41% $58,847

$87,440 $67,452 36% 18% 46% $63,933

$112,310 $79,183 32% 15% 53% $76,080

20% 21% 38% 21% 41.7

21% 20% 38% 21% 41.8

21% 27% 38% 14% 36.3

ILL

SHERIDAN ST

SL IG

3RD ST

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

PEABODY ST ONEIDA ST

OGLETHORPE ST

HELLBENDER BREWING COMPANY

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

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FIVE GUYS SUBWAY

RIGGS PARK PLACE

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

THE MODERN AT ART PLACE - ONELIFE FITNESS - RAMDASS PHARMACY - SHINING STARS PEDIATRIC DENTISTRY - T-MOBILE T CENTER - LOVE & CARE CHILD DEVELOPMENT TON S

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Fort Totten

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CONSUMER EXPENDITURES ($ thousands)

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$7,519 $1,635 $655 $10,863 $2,144 $18,839 $12,922 $19,369 $6,810 $9,410 $7,203 $3,202 $3,876

$29,638 $6,661 $2,608 $42,535 $8,305 $73,440 $50,570 $73,683 $25,809 $37,453 $27,947 $12,385 $14,771

$363,620 $88,336 $32,610 $507,230 $99,694 $877,562 $635,842 $830,897 $288,537 $445,296 $332,692 $148,189 $170,628

AVAILABLE VEHICLES PER HH1

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BUCHANAN ST

7TH ST

AVE

PROVIDENCE HOSPITAL

WEBSTER ST

ST. JOSEPH’S SEMINARY

31% 43% 21% 6%

23% 47% 24% 7%

29% 44% 21% 7%

2ND ST

MOBILITY Traffic Counts2

BUN KE R

TAYLOR ST

HIL Source: Esri forecasts for 2020; 1. American Community Survey (2014– LR 2018) values are rounded to nearest whole percent; 2.DOpen Data DC - 2019 Traffic Volumes (DDOT 2019 AADT); 3. Transitscreen 2021

Capital Bikeshare Capital Bikeshare Traffic Stations Counts Counts2

Fort Totten 5,906/3,579 1

Traffic Counts

CATHOLIC

25,873 19,200–31,300 37,000 UNIVERSITY OF

Mobility Mobility 3 Score Score

Walkscore Walkscore

Residents Residentsw/in w/in 10 10min. min.car carride ride

100 99

51 98

208,200 150,000

OTIS ST

Avg weekday/Avg weekend within 1/2 mi 2019 Monthly Average Riggs RoadAMERICA Street Name HereExcellent Excellent Mobility MobilitySomewhat Walker'sWalkable Paradise CVS THE BAKER’S LOUNGE

NEWTON ST

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

24TH ST

YES! ORGANIC MARKET

MOBILITY

13T H ST

T ITOL S CAP RTH NO

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19TH ST

BROOKLAND PAGE 8

Metrorail Metrorail Exits Stations

19,200–31,300 Riggs Road 23,400 South Dakota Avenue

20TH ST

1ST ST

VARNUM ST

14TH ST

NORTH CAPITOL ST

Retail/Restaurant

GEORGETOWN

COBBLESTONE STREETS AND OUTDOOR STREATERIES. Waterfront picnics and political watering holes. Canal history and charming boutiques. One of DC’s original ports, Georgetown is repeatedly named the Best Neighborhood for Shopping by WASHINGTONIAN magazine. Through fluctuations in the economy and real estate market, Georgetown remains a highly coveted address for homes and businesses. Around the intersection of M Street and Wisconsin Avenue NW is where the past meets the present for locals, students, office workers, suburbanites, and visitors. UNIVERSITY ANCHORS + PLENTY OF SHOPPERS Home to Georgetown University and within walking distance of The George Washington University, the neighborhood offers access to more than 35,000 students. Professionals in Georgetown span the tech, architecture/design, nonprofit, retail, hospitality, educational, and medical sectors. The area’s residential base continues to thrive as well, with five projects in the pipeline or underway, in addition to office and retail space.

TOP LOCAL INDUSTRIES 1 35,508 Total Area Employment • Educational Services: 35% • Heath Care & Social Assistance: 18% • Professional Services: 15%

ENTREPRENEURSHIP + FLAGSHIP Georgetown is an incubator for socially conscious entrepreneurs, emerging restaurateurs, and online retailers interested in opening a brick-andmortar store in a proven location. Enterprises rooted in the neighborhood include Bluemercury, Framebridge, Tuckernuck, Chaia, Georgetown Cupcake, SCOUT Bags, Baked & Wired, Soapbox, and Radius Networks.

CREATIVE PROGRAMMING • Social distancing efforts by Georgetown BID and Main Street have significantly increased Georgetown’s outdoor public space. At 15 streateries for 35 participating restaurants, the neighborhood has more than anywhere else in the city. • In addition, this year Georgetown BID undertook a sidewalk widening project to extend M Street and Wisconsin Avenue by 5,000 linear feet through December 2021 and potentially longer. 1. JobsEQ (2020 covered employment within 1-mile)

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ANS TO NE DR

SAFEWAY

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Average HH ST NIA Median FOR IHH CAL HH Income <$50k HH Income $50–$75k HH Income $75k+ PRESIDENT WOODROW WILSON HOUSE Average HH Disposable

AV E

38TH ST

37TH ST

Montrose Park R ST

$256,140 $192,056 WASHINGTON HILTON $200,001 $134,668 12% 21% E AV 10% A6% D I OR 82% 69% FL DAWSON’S $146,672 $115,317 GARDEN MARKET

AGE

ROSEMARINO D’ITALIA

ESERVOIR RD

Age < SHOP 20 MADE IN DC Sheridan Age 20–34 Circle PHILLIPS Age 35–64 COLLECTION Age 65+ Median Age (years)

BOOK HILL

Q ST

OFFICINA

27TH ST

RITZ-CARLTON HOTEL & LOEWS THEATRE WASHINGTON HARBOUR

Ge o rg

Foggy Bottom-GWU 5,906/3,579 7 25,873 21,400–30,300 37,000 Avg weekday/Avg weekend within the2019 BID Monthly Average M Street NWStreet Name Here

Walkscore Walkscore

Far

IA A VE

SHOPS AT 2000 PENN DUKE’S GROCERY

17% 35% 34% Sq 54% 47% 46% M 24% CHICKEN16% Farragut 16% West BUTTER COMPANY 4% 2% 3%

IMF GEORGE WASHINGTON 21,400–30,300 UNIVERSITY

28,400

M Street NWWORLD BANK Wisconsin Avenue G ST

2018) values 2. Open Data DC - 2019 HOTEL HIVE are rounded to nearest whole percent; F ST Traffic Volumes (DDOT 2019 AADT); 3. Transitscreen 2021

Theodore Roosevelt 100 99 98 98 Excellent Mobility Memorial Walker's Walker'sParadise Paradise Score3

CHARLES TYRWHITT

Source: Esri forecasts for 2020; 1. American Community Survey (2014–

TAZZA CAFÉ

THE KENNEDY CENTER

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THE REACH

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Capital Capital Bikeshare Bikeshare Traffic Traffic StationsCounts Counts2 Counts

SAFEWAY

VEHICLES PER HH1

SYL VAN

WHOLE FOODS

MOBILITY

THE WATERGATE

Metrorail Metrorail Stations Exits

Mobility66

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Traffic Counts2

MAC PKWY OTO &P

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PROPER 21K

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GEORGE WASHINGTON HOSPITAL

BOATHOUSE APARTMENTS

20TH ST

FOUR BAKED & WIRED SEASONS HOTEL

STREET WH GRACE ITEHCOLLECTIVE URS TF WY

21ST ST

28TH ST

SANDLOT

GRAHAM HOTEL

23RD ST

Francis Scott Key Memorial Bridge

BLUES ALLEY CADY’S ALLEY GEORGETOWN PARK

OLD STONE HOUSE

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

150,000 201,500

MOBILITY

THE EXORCIST STEPS

29TH ST

APPLE STORE JONATHAN ADLER

GEORGETOWN ALLBIRDS CUPCAKE LEVAIN BAKERY

WEST END/ FOGGY BOTTOM PAGE 54

25TH ST

PROSPECT ST

AN AL R D

30TH ST

31ST ST

33RD ST

34TH ST

35TH ST

FOXTROT

N ST

BRASSERIE LIBERTÉ

14% 15% 46% 38% BLUEMERCURY LOFT 26% 36% 14% 12% 29.7 34.2 DUPONT HOTEL

VE TA

36TH ST

COMPASS COFFEE UNION KITCHEN GROCERY L.A. BURDICK HANDMADE CHOCOLATES

$162,597 BANDIT TACO $113,437 LAURIOL PLAZA 21% 11% 68% $102,625

U TIC EC

37TH ST

O ST

MARIE REE ELEMENTA

SORELLINA CONSUMER EXPENDITURES ($ thousands) Dupont Circle M ApparelVINTAGE78 $27,104 $78,968 $700,282 EMISSARY SWINGERS Child Care $7,826 $21,704 $187,674 MUNCHEEZ HEURICH HOUSE Computers & Accessories $2,499 $7,199 $63,605 TOPAZ HOTEL MUSEUM TATTE Entertainment & Recreation $38,204 $108,543 $959,856 BAKERY &$187,092 CAFÉ - Pets $7,293 $21,014 EMBASSY STREETS CITY SWING Food at Home MARKET & CAFÉ $62,022 $181,329 $1,622,602 SUITES CITY TAP HOUSE PARK Food away from Home $47,143 $138,190 $1,232,802 BROOKS BROTH HYATT JOS. A BANK FAIRMONT Health HILTON Care $58,517 $171,528 $1,516,367 HOTEL GARDEN INN - Medical Care $20,102 $59,063 $522,461 H&M TINY JEWE M ST ROW HOUSE Home Improvement $33,393 $88,771 $792,001 RITZ-CARLTON JOHNSTON & MURPHY TRADER JOE’S Household Furnishings $24,340 $70,947 $627,317 MA RIS RIZIK’S Personal Care Products $10,879 $32,022 $283,893 SWEETGREEN LITTLE SESAME FIVE NORDSTROM MARCEL’S Vehicle Maint. &FOR Repair $11,477 RACK $35,766 $317,730M Farra COFFEE ROASTERS Nor PAUL BAKERY

P ST

CALL YOUR MOTHER DELI

12% 41% 30% 16% 32.6

SITAR

NN CO

VE NA NSI CO WIS

LA JOLIE BLEUE BAKERY & CAFÉ

GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY

22ND ST

ORGETOWN VERSITY SPITAL

MINT THE IMPERIAL

OYSTER ADAMS

WYO

S ST

2.1 57% 43% $1,443,126

16,557 ISSHIN173,392 RAMEN THE 1.8 GAME 1.9 SPORTS PUB TIKKI 45% 38% 55% 62% $1,039,838 $779,429

ACE H

THE WRAY COURTYARD BY MARRIOTT

GSA HQ E ST

AV E

CONTACT STATE DEPARTMENT Georgetown BID Joe Sternlieb, CEO & President (202) 298-9222

jsternlieb@georgetowndc.com

georgetowndc.com

17TH ST

T ST

STREETS MARKET 4,381 & CAFÉ

19TH ST

AS SA CH

MONT R D BEL

MA RA LO KA

DC ARTS CENTER

23RD ST

E AV

TRADER JOE’S

24TH ST

IN NS

WHITEHAVEN ST

Dumbarton Oaks Park

39TH ST

RE E

K PK

O SC WI

SWEETGREEN

Households (HH) Average HH Size Owner-occupied Renter-occupied D A R HH Value Median RAM

THE DINER TRYST

LAPIS

HOUSEHOLDS

THEODORE'S MODERN FURNITURE GLOVER PARK HARDWARE

CVS WINGO’S CHAUD CAFE & CREPES

HI RE AV E

27TH ST

OMNI SHOREHAM HOTEL

38TH ST

0-3 mi

ER 10,515 36,313 354,022 NI SAFEWAY LA TAIL 47%UP GOAT 48% REVELER’S 49% HOUR PHILZ COFFEE 53% 52% 51% 99% 99% 95% THE LINE DC 92% 92% 81% MINTWOOD BAKERY 60% 60% SHARBAT48% PLACE

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

CALVERT ST

SOCIAL BEAST

US NAVAL OBSERVATORY

WHOLE FOODS

0-1 mi

18TH ST

KINDERCARE

SLATE WINE BAR & BISTRO ROCKLANDS XIQUET

0-½ mi

NAANWISE CVS NANDOS BISTRO BITES PETIT MONDE BISTRO & CAFÉ STUDY HUB Population LEBANESE TAVERNA

POPULATION

Woodley Park/Zoo/ Adams Morgan

GLOVER PARK PAGE 27

CALVERT ST

Main

18TH ST

Great Street

Y RD

ACE HARDWARE CHIPOTLE DISTRICT KITCHEN Street BID Area

LU MB IA R D

34TH PL

Government

H A RVARD ST

R PARK GRILL

Education CIRCLE Y R TO VA ER

GEORGETOWN CA THE

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36TH ST

Arts/Tourism

D AN DL OO

PL AW

36TH PL

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Retail/Restaurant

WOOD LE

EACH PEACH MARKET BOLD FORK BOOKS PEAR PLUM

HA MP S

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FULTON ST

MARTHA DEAR MT DESERT ISLAND ICE CREAM CI

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29TH ST

38TH ST

D AN EL EV CL

GARFIELD ST

DUKE'S COUNTER BAKED BY YAEL

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CATHEDRAL AVE

28TH ST

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Georgetown DOI Main StreetD ST Rachel Shank, DAR CONSTITUTION HALL Executive Director C ST (202) 656-4427

rachel@georgetownmainstreet.com

georgetownmainstreet.com

CONS VIETNAM VETERANS MEMORIAL

GEORGIA AVENUE / BRIGHTWOOD

CONVENIENTLY LOCATED along Georgia Avenue between Shepherd Park and Petworth, this neighborhood of rowhouses and Art Deco-inspired dwellings sits alongside Rock Creek Park. Brightwood is also home to Fort Stevens, the site of the only Civil War battle to take place within DC proper. The bustling intersection of Missouri and Georgia Avenues offers a range of local dining choices with ever-expanding options.

TOP LOCAL INDUSTRIES 1 4,896 Total Area Employment • Heath Care & Social Assistance: 35% • Retail Trade: 15% • Other Services : 14% (except Public Administration)

GREAT STREETS + MAIN STREETS Georgia Avenue is a designated Great Streets corridor whose small businesses may apply for grants to cover capital improvements and certain soft costs. The corridor also receives support from Upper Georgia Avenue Main Street through community-based economic development initiatives. In 2020, the Main Street granted over $55,000 to Georgia Avenue businesses.

NEW DEVELOPMENT • Adjacent to Fort Stevens, the Beacon Center opened in 2018 with 99 affordable housing units, along with recreational, community, institutional, office, retail, and culinary arts uses. • The Commodore (5230 Georgia Ave) delivered 26 condos in 2020. • Safeway completed a $3 million renovation of its local grocery store during summer 2020. • Georgia Crossing (5756-5806 Georgia Ave) will comprise 319 multifamily units & 48,000 SF of grocery-anchored retail. Neighborhood Development Corporation is undertaking the project, which will include preserving a decommissioned firehouse. • Petra Development has two projects in the neighborhood: The Soapstone (5816-5830 Georgia Ave), which will include 49 multifamily units, and The Pinnacle (1363 Peabody St), a 38-unit multifamily building renovated in 2020. 1. JobsEQ (2020 covered employment within 1-mile)

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SHEPHERD PARK LIBRARY LEDOS PIZZA

Main Street

DAHLIA ST

BUTTERNUT ST

6TH ST

4TH ST

317,833 48% 52% 90% 63% 37%

6,161 2.6 42% 58% $541,851

14,300 2.6 55% 45% $555,322

135,238 2.3 44% 56% $637,000

TAKOMA COMMUNITY CENTER

Average HH Median HH 3 STARS HH Income <$50k BREWING COMPANY HH Income $50–$75k HH Income $75k+ Average HH Disposable

$83,596 $103,011 $59,587 $71,247 42% 34% 17% 18% SHERIDAN 41% ST 48% $60,118 $71,628

$135,005 $90,977 27% 14% 59% $87,525

UM ILL

PEABODY ST

ILL

25% 19% 41% 15% 38.8

23% 20% 41% 17% 40.0

20% 26% 39% 16% PEABODY ST 37.4

3RD ST

QUACKENBOS ST

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

CHEZ AUNTY LIBE

AGE

RITTENHOUSE ST

D IR R BLA

14TH ST

FAMILY DOLLAR SHERIDAN ST CITY GEAR JULIA’S EMPANADAS RENT-A-CENTER EL DORADO BREAD

FORT STEVENS

38,090 47% 53% 88% 46% 23%

INCOME

BEACON CENTER

0-3 mi

16,177 47% 53% 83% 39% 16%

SL IG

BR AN CH RD EY PIN

Households (HH) Average HH Size T TIER S Owner-occupied WHIT Renter-occupied Median HH Value

SAFEWAY STARBUCKS

DECADENCE

0-1 mi

HOUSEHOLDS

ASPEN ST

E AV

CVS

SOUPERGIRL BIG BAD WOOF STARBUCKS

GEORGIA AVENUE/ WALTER REED PAGE 26

LOST SOCK ROASTERS

E ST EA

THE BROOKS THE VALE

ARTS PARK

BUSBOYS & POETS YOGA HEIGHTS

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

CEDAR ST

PRIMROSE SCHOOLS

ASPEN ST

Takoma TAKOMA STATION HORACE & DICKIES DONUT RUN VEGARITOS THE SPICESUITE

0-½ mi

POPULATION

BID Area

ELIFE RESTAURANT

THE PARKS AT WALTER REED

MAIN DR

16TH ST

Great Street

FUTURE WHOLE FOODS & MARKETPLACE THE HARTLEY THE KITE HOUSE 1155 DAHLIA

U.S. STATE DEPARTMENT FOREIGN MISSIONS CENTER

DC INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL & LATIN AMERICAN MONTESSORI BILINGUAL SCHOOL

Government

NORTH CAPITOL ST

GEORGIA AVE

AV E AL AS K

Education

YL AR M

CHILDREN'S NATIONAL RESEARCH & INNOVATION CAMPUS

ONEIDA ST

CONSUMER EXPENDITURES ($ thousands) OGLETHORPE ST

WALMART OOHS & AAHS OGLETHORPE ST

9TH ST

ROOTS & BLOOMS SOUP UP ANXO MITA CAFÉ ZONE 365

TONY’S PLACE

AV E

0 1 2-3 4+

HAMILTON ST

FARRAGUT ST

MOBILITY Traffic Counts2

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

93 98

Grant 241,800 150,000 Circle

2019 Georgia Monthly Avenue Average NW PETWORTH Street Name Excellent Here Mobility ExcellentTIMBER Mobility Walker's Walker's ParadiseParadise CHICKEN PIZZA POM POM

3RD ST

5TH ST

Walkscore Walkscore

MOBILITY

25,873 23,800–28,40037,000 100 99 HONEYMOON

4TH ST

5,906 / 3,579 4

7TH ST

Traffic Mobility Mobility CountsScore3 Score

8TH ST

Capital TrafficBikeshare Counts Counts2

9TH ST

Metrorail Capital Bikeshare ExitsStations

AV E

27% 45% 22% 6%

23,800–28,400 Georgia Avenue NW 19,000 Missouri Avenue NW

CONTACT Upper Georgia Avenue Main Street / Center for Nonprofit Advancement Jackson Carnes, Executive Director H AW (202) 657-3297 • jacksonc@nonprofitadvancement.org AII AV E uppergeorgiaave.com

25 D ST

E AV

ALLISON ST

SA S

24% 45% 24% 7%

Rock Creek Cemetery

Sherman Circle

CRITTENDEN ST

LIBRARY

Fort Totten Park

BUCHANAN ST

Avg weekday / Avg within 1/2 mi weekend

31% 44% 19% 6%

DR EN TT TO

GALLATIN ST

DECATUR ST

WMATA BUS BARN

$112,746 $40,416 $626,646 $122,893 RIGGS PARK $1,064,181 PLACE $781,653 $1,014,943 $351,824 $559,950 $409,864 $182,526 $208,278

HA MP SH IR E

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G FINE ART ATHENA GRILL HIGHLANDS CURIOUS EXPLORERS DANCE LOFT ON 14 14TH STREET GRAFFITI MUSEUM PICA TACO TO GO DANGEROUSLY DELICIOUS PIES

HELLBENDER $446,301COMPANY BREWING

VE GEORGIA A

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LO RA D

KENNEDY STREET PAGE 32

EMERSON ST

LAS PLACITAS CAFE

$36,506 $8,772 $3,244 $51,245 $9,701 $88,354 $61,097 $83,135 $28,586 $45,812 $32,990 $14,520 $16,037

RIGGS COMMUNIT

FIV SUB

WALMAR CULTURE

AVAILABLE VEHICLES PER HH1

INGRAHAM ST

CVS CASTELLO RESTAURANT & BAR

CENTRAL 14TH ST/ WMATA BUS BARN PAGE 13

ANDRENE’S CAFE THE LIBRARY

$12,975 $3,053 $1,137 $17,908 $3,363 $31,432 $21,598 $28,992 $9,959 $15,346 $11,514 $5,115 RD S RIGG $5,594

1ST ST

13TH ST

14TH ST

THE COMMODORE

GOLDEN FLOUR BAKE SHOP LIGHTHOUSE YOGA CENTER

4TH ST

JEFFERSON ST

E AV OIS

16TH ST

TROPIMART

7TH ST

NEW SEWELL MUSIC CONSERVATORY IN ILL

LONGFELLOW ST

KENNEDY ST

NEPTUNE ROOM

KINGSBURY CENTER

AVE

1ST ST

SO U RI

SOCIAL KITCHEN LEWIS BARBERSHOP GOLD COAST CAFE

AV E

MIS

MADISON ST

SECOND WIND CROSSFIT MORELAND’S TAVERN

KA NS AS

EMERY RECREATION CENTER

GEORGIA CROSSING REDEVELOPMENT

Apparel Child Care Computers & Accessories Entertainment & Recreation - Pets Food at Home Food away from Home VINTAGE Health Care GLAM - Medical Care LA COOP COFFEE Home Improvement Household Furnishings CVS JACKIE LEE’S Personal Care Products Vehicle Maint. & Repair

Fort Slocum Park

NICHOLSON ST

2ND ST

THE BAR @ MILK & HONEY BBQ BUS SMOKEHOUSE THE SOAPSTONE

OCK CREEK NNIS CENTER

Arts/Tourism

Retail/Restaurant

FERN ST

MODERN MOBLER

B L AIR

GERANIUM ST

GEORGIA AVENUE / BRIGHTWOOD

MCDONALD’S

Fort T

GEORGIA AVENUE / WALTER REED

THE FORMER WALTER REED ARMY MEDICAL CENTER reopened its historic gates to the public in 2017 with celebratory events, the opening of the DC International School, and outdoor community ﬁtness classes. The Parks at Walter Reed, a joint venture of Hines, Urban Atlantic, and Triden Development, will actively integrate the campus with surrounding neighborhoods and bring new economic opportunities to the area. CHILDREN'S NATIONAL RESEARCH + INNOVATION CAMPUS

NEW INVESTMENTS + RESIDENTIAL GROWTH

Children’s National Hospital is completing a cutting-edge pediatric research and innovation campus after breaking ground in 2018. Buildings already operational on campus include a new home for the hospital’s Rare Disease Institute and Johnson & Johnson’s JLABS incubator. The campus will include a biomedical research complex for Virginia Tech.

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 2020, up to $50,000 was awarded per location. The corridor is also supported by the Upper Georgia Avenue Main Street program through community-based economic development initiatives.

• Target opened a 27,000 SF urban-format store at Georgia & Eastern Avenues in 2019. • Georgia Row at Walter Reed is a 63-unit stacked townhouse condominium project that opened in 2018-19 in the 7200 block of Georgia Avenue.

TOP LOCAL INDUSTRIES 1 15,437 Total Area Employment • Health Care & Social Assistance: 38% • Professional Services: 23% • Administrative & Support / Waste Management & Remediation Services: 7%

• The Brooks (89 condos) and The Vale (301 apartments) started delivering residential units in Q2 2021 and will offer 18,300 SF of retail anchored by Primrose Schools. • The Hartley, expected to deliver in 2022 after breaking ground in May 2020, will offer 323 apartments and 60,000 SF of retail anchored by Whole Foods.

1. JobsEQ (2020 covered employment within 1-mile)

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GEORGIA AVENUE / WALTER REED 0-½ mi Education

Government

Great Street

Main Street

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

D AV E

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

IA RD

TARGET

KFC/TACO BELL

DAHLIA ST

CEDAR ST

BUTTERNUT ST

18% 22% 41% 18% 41.3

17% 26% 40% 16% 38.9

23% 22% 39% 16% 38.2

SOUPERGIRL BIG BAD WOOF STARBUCKS

TAKOMA PAGE 50

6TH ST

ASPEN ST

T TIER S WHIT

14TH ST

3 STARS BREWING COMPANY UM ILL

$306,222 $75,143 $27,631 $432,862 $85,138 $736,304 $532,829 $714,387 $248,511 $403,050 $286,837 $125,681 $146,942

14% 50% 28% 8%

24,200 2,300

19% 53% 21% 7%

19% 43% 29% 10%

Georgia Avenue NW Eastern Avenue

SHERIDAN ST

CONTACT Center for Nonprofit Advancement Jackson Carnes, Executive Director, Upper Georgia Avenue Main Street (202) 657-3297 • jacksonc@nonprofitadvancement.org uppergeorgiaave.com PL

RITTENHOUSE ST

$44,477 $11,523 $4,044 $62,065 $12,201 $104,624 $77,661 $101,137 $34,965 $55,014 $41,154 $18,224 $21,233

FAMILY DOLLAR SHERIDAN ST CITY GEAR JULIA’S EMPANADAS RENT-A-CENTER EL DORADO BREAD

CHEZ AUNTY LIBE

Metrorail Stations

Capital Bikeshare Stations

Traffic Counts2

Mobility Score3

Walkscore

Residents w/in 10 min. car ride

Silver Spring, Takoma

24,400

187,200

QUACKENBOS ST

Georgia Avenue NW

PEABODY ST

Excellent Mobility

Walker's Paradise

MOBILITY

BEACON CENTER

0 1 2-3 4+

Traffic Counts2

GEORGIA AVE/ BRIGHTWOOD PAGE 25

$10,470 $2,714 $967 $15,017 $2,971 $24,862 $18,316 $24,473 $8,457 $14,570 $9,932 $4,312 $5,060

AVAILABLE VEHICLES PER HH1

MOBILITY

SAFEWAY STARBUCKS

DECADENCE

E AV

BR AN CH RD

LOST SOCK ROASTERS

D IR R BLA

16TH ST

BUSBOYS & POETS YOGA HEIGHTS

TAKOMA COMMUNITY CENTER

within 1/2 mi

$129,201 $85,459 29% 15% 56% $84,984

CVS

FORT STEVENS

$128,277 $90,367 26% 15% 58% $85,133

E ST EA

THE BROOKS THE VALE

ASPEN ST

TAKOMA STATION HORACE & DICKIES DONUT RUN VEGARITOS THE SPICESUITE

4TH ST

PRIMROSE SCHOOLS

ARTS PARK

Takoma ELIFE RESTAURANT

THE PARKS AT WALTER REED

FUTURE WHOLE FOODS & MARKETPLACE THE HARTLEY THE KITE HOUSE 1155 DAHLIA

YL AR

C INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL & TIN AMERICAN MONTESSORI BILINGUAL SCHOOL

$144,297 $104,269 25% 12% 63% $93,276

3RD ST

A AL AS K

FERN ST

MODERN MOBLER

AV E

GERANIUM ST

MAIN DR

97,140 2.6 49% 51% $565,161

CONSUMER EXPENDITURES ($ thousands)

MCDONALD’S

B L AIR

GEORGIA AVE

LEDOS PIZZA

U.S. STATE DEPARTMENT FOREIGN MISSIONS CENTER

14,086 2.1 39% 61% $608,166

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

SHEPHERD PARK LIBRARY

CHILDREN'S NATIONAL RESEARCH & INNOVATION CAMPUS

3,032 2.3 50% 50% $641,978

AGE

IRIS ST

HOLLY ST

252,590 49% 51% 85% 53% 30%

ILL

16TH ST

KALM

30,279 47% 53% 94% 65% 41%

INCOME MI

NORTH CAPITOL ST

LEE GA TE

6,975 47% 53% 94% 67% 46%

HOUSEHOLDS

AN EA ST ER N

0-3 mi

YL AR M

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

0-1 mi

POPULATION

BID Area

Arts/Tourism

SL IG

Retail/Restaurant

PEABODY ST ONEIDA ST

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. Host to a mix of families, single professionals, and students, the area is located within walking distance to the commercial portion of Wisconsin Avenue that connects Georgetown to Cathedral Heights.

44%

population aged 20–34

88%

population with Bachelor’s Degree or higher

$196k

average household income

TOP LOCAL INDUSTRIES 1 24,828 Total Area Employment • Educational Services: 50% • Heath Care & Social Assistance: 23% • Professional Services: 5%

NEW DEVELOPMENT • At 2208 Wisconsin Avenue, Coba Properties delivered 36 apartments and 6,200 SF of ground-floor retail in 2021. • Observatory Park (2430 Wisconsin Ave) will comprise 27 affordable residential units from Petra Development.

DIVERSE RETAILERS & RESTAURANTS NEW IN 2020+ • • • • •

Glover Park Grill KinderCare Slate Wine Bar + Xiquet Social Beast Mario's (American cuisine)

1. JobsEQ (2020 covered employment within 1-mile)

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AVE

PA R

RODMAN ST

GLOVER PARK LAREDO MEDIUM RARE INDIQUE

ORDWAY ST

Government

Great Street

Main Street

STREETS MARKET & CAFE Population YES! ORGANICS PO 321 BISTRO RT Male ER SABABA ST AL VOLO Female BINDAAS

NEWARK ST

CLEVELAND PARK LIBRARY

34TH ST

AGE ST CALVERT

CALVERT ST

ANS TO NE DR

THEODORE'S MODERN FURNITURE GLOVER PARK HARDWARE

IN NS

38TH ST

37TH ST

T ST

SAFEWAY S ST

S ST

Montrose Park R ST

Q ST

OFFICINA

DAWS GARD

BLUES ALLEY CADY’S ALLEY GEORGETOWN PARK

OLD STONE HOUSE

Counts Score3

25,873 17,900

37,000 100

2019 Monthly Wisconsin Average Avenue

183,300 150,000

StreetExcellent Name Here MobilityExcellent Walker's Mobility Paradise Walker's Paradise

28TH ST

FOUR BAKED & WIRED SEASONS HOTEL

Counts Counts2

46% 17% 4%

WASHINGTON HARBOUR

VINTAGE78

17,900 13,700

Dupont Circle

EMISSARY SWINGERS HEURICH HOUSE MUSEUM

Wisconsin Avenue Calvert Street

Source: Esri forecasts for 2020; 1. American Community Survey (2014– 2018) values are rounded to nearest whole percent; 2. Open Data DC - 2019 Traffic Volumes (DDOT 2019 AADT);EMBASSY 3. Transitscreen 2021 STREETS

SANDLOT

GRAHAM HOTEL

STREET WH GRACE ITEHCOLLECTIVE URS HOTEL TF RITZ-CARLTON & LOEWS THEATRE WY MobilityWalkscoreWalkscoreResidents Residents w/in w/in Score 10 min.10 carmin. ridecar ride

29TH ST

APPLE STORE JONATHAN ADLER

GEORGETOWN ALLBIRDS CUPCAKE LEVAIN BAKERY

THE EXORCIST STEPS

Francis Scott Key Memorial Bridge Traffic MetrorailCapital Bikeshare Capital Traffic Bikeshare Mobility

30TH ST

31ST ST

FOXTROT

MOBILITY

PROSPECT ST

Traffic Counts2

COMPASS COFFEE UNION KITCHEN GROCERY L.A. BURDICK HANDMADE CHOCOLATES N ST

34% PHILLIPS COLLECTION

SORELLINA

MOBILITY

P ST

BRASSERIE LIBERTÉ

C AN AL R D

25% 51% 21% 4%

46% 23% 3%

O ST

33RD ST

34TH ST

35TH ST

36TH ST

37TH ST

CALL YOUR MOTHER DELI

Avg weekday/Avg within 1/2 mi weekend

E AV

SUITES

FAIRMONT HOTEL

MARKET & CAFÉ

PARK HYATT

JOS. A BANK

HILTON GARDEN INN

M ST

ROW HOUSE RITZ-CARLTON

CONTACTTRADER JOE’S RIS Glover Park Main Street SWEETGREEN FOR FIVE Kate Dean, Executive DirectorMARCEL’S COFFEE ROASTERS (202) 455-6101 • kate@gloverparkmainstreet.org PROPER 21K Washington Circle P

ENN

GEORGE WASHINGTON HOSPITAL

SYL VAN

WHOLE FOODS

CI CITY TA

JOHN

LITTLE NORDSTRO 20TH ST

44TH ST

GEORGETOWN PAGE 24

VE NA NSI CO WIS

LA JOLIE BLEUE BAKERY & CAFÉ

Sheridan Circle 27%

0 1 2-3 4+

BOOK HILL

GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY

5,906/3,579 2

IDA OR FL

AVAILABLE VEHICLES PER HH1

GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL

Stations

WASHI HILTON

ROSEMARINO D’ITALIA SHOP MADE IN DC

RESERVOIR RD

Exits

21ST ST

39TH ST

Apparel $19,633 $73,313 $682,505 K Child $5,488 $20,104 $183,134 CCare MONT R D BEL RO Computers & Accessories $1,789 $6,667 $62,200 D R MA ORA $101,159 Entertainment & Recreation $27,061 $942,676 KAL M AS - Pets $5,225 $19,644 $183,852 VE SA GA MIN CH Food at Home $44,916 $1,583,595 WYO $168,766 US ET Food away from Home $34,283 $128,220IA ST $1,200,880 TS ORN ALIF Health Care $42,452 $160,988 $1,490,638 C AV E - Medical Care $14,595 $55,495 $514,055 Home Improvement $22,514 $84,530 $795,631 Household Furnishings $17,644 $66,397 $615,658 PRESIDENT WOODROW WILSON HOUSE Personal Care Products $7,935 $29,835 $277,396 Vehicle Maint. & Repair $8,762 $33,599 $310,852 24TH ST

TRADER JOE’S

Dumbarton Oaks Park

STREETS MARKE & CAF

WHITEHAVEN ST

E AV

hitehaven Park

15% 36% MINTWOOD 36% PLACE 13% LAPIS 34.5 DC ARTS C

RE E

SWEETGREEN

16% 39% 30% 15% 32.4

CONSUMER W YEXPENDITURES ($ thousands) K PK

O SC WI

CVS WINGO’S CHAUD CAFE & CREPES

W ST

11% 44% 32% 13% 32.7

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

TAIL U PHILZ

38TH ST

39TH PL

40 ST ST

40TH PL

39TH ST

SOCIAL BEAST

US NAVAL OBSERVATORY

WHOLE FOODS

LEBANESE TAVERNA

OMNI Age <SHOREHAM 20 HOTEL

KINDERCARE SLATE WINE BAR & BISTRO ROCKLANDS XIQUET

$196,681 $193,300 $168,527 $128,503 $129,768 $115,852 20% 18% 21% NAANWISE 11% 11% CVS12% NANDOS 68%BITES 71% 68% BISTRO PETIT MONDE BISTRO & CAFÉ $115,699 $105,313 STUDY HUB $115,964

LU MB IA R D

36TH ST

OB S

IRCLE RY C TO VA ER

41ST ST

D AN DL OO

PL AW

36TH PL

NL TU GLOVER PARK GRILL

Average HH Median HH WOOD LEY RD <$50k HH Income ACE HARDWARE HH Income $50–$75k CHIPOTLE DISTRICT KITCHEN HH Income $75k+ Average HHPark/Zoo/ Disposable Woodley Adams Morgan

34TH PL

E AV

INCOME

CA THE

23RD ST

38TH ST

D AN EL EV CL

GARFIELD ST

164,158 1.9 40% 60% $824,553

D R AL AVE

CATHEDRAL AVE

29TH ST

39TH ST

FULTON ST

DAVIS PL

15,324 2.0 48% 52% $1,050,396

VE TA

IM GR PIL

Households (HH) 4,037 Average HH Size 2.2 Owner-occupied 45% Renter-occupied NATIONAL 55% DUKE'S COUNTER ZOOLOGICAL BAKED BY YAEL Median HH Value PARK $998,473

28TH ST

36TH ST

35TH ST

HOUSEHOLDS

WASHINGTON NATIONAL CATHEDRAL

U TIC EC

AV E

0-3 mi

35,422 339,286 46% 49% 54% 51% 99% 95% KL 90% 82% IN GLE 57% RD 50%

NN CO

CATHEDRA L

0-1 mi

8,710 46% 54% 99% 88% 56%

High School Graduate + Bachelor’s Degree + Graduate / Professional Degree

MACOMB ST

CLEVELAND PARK PAGE 15

25TH ST

AV E

0-½ mi

ClevelandPOPULATION Park

UPTOWN THEATER

WOODLEY RD

42ND ST

BID Area

27TH ST

Education

AV E

SE TT S

Arts/Tourism

27TH ST

Retail/Restaurant

IDA HO

AS SA CH U

SCHOOL OF ROCK WEYGANDT WINES TARGET CALIFORNIA TORTILLA

IA A VE

BUTTE

GOLDEN TRIANGLE

MORE THAN 40 SQUARE BLOCKS of businesses and institutions create a buzz of private-sector workers, residents, students, and visitors in the Golden Triangle. Just steps from the White House and George Washington University, the neighborhood stands out for its accessibility, cultural attractions, public space programming, sustainability accomplishments, and emphasis on placemaking. MULTI-PURPOSE DESTINATION The Golden Triangle is home to approximately 6,000 firms and organizations, as well as retailers, hotels, and service-oriented businesses. The neighborhood offers a diverse range of restaurants, including international chains, locally grown favorites, and elegant white-tablecloth establishments. It also offers unparalleled cultural destinations like the Smithsonian’s Renwick Gallery, Heurich House, and the National Geographic Museum.

GOLDEN HAIKU The Golden Triangle BID hosts an annual haiku-writing competition and in 2021 received an unprecedented 2,800 submissions from applicants in 60 countries, 49 states, and DC.

SUSTAINABILITY + OPEN SPACE

TRANSPORTATION HUB • 3 of the Metro’s 8 busiest rail stations • 2 miles of protected bike lanes • Dozens of Metrobus lines, plus DC Circulator • Easy access from I-66, I-395, I-50, GW Parkway, and Rock Creek Parkway

NEW ARRIVALS

• First-ever LEED-Certified Business Improvement District (BID) in the world (LEED Platinum).

• Throughout the neighbohood, over 1.3 million square feet of office space have delivered in the past year or will deliver in the next 18 months.

• The International Downtown Association awarded the BID the 2020 Pinnacle Award for Planning, Design and Infrastructure in recognition of the BID’s sustainability achievements with its 19th Street Rain Gardens, including the installation of 11 bioretention cells and 10 expanded tree boxes.

• A unique addition to one of these new office buildings is London-based Swingers. Opened in summer 2021 with two levels, the entertainment space has a mini golf course, four themed bars featuring District distilleries, and a 500-seat food hall.

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HOWARD UNIVERSITY THE LINE DC

PRESIDENT WOODROW WILSON HOUSE

A R ID LO

T ST

TED’S BULLETIN

DAWSON’S GARDEN MARKET

IR EA VE

19TH ST

SAFEWAY

DUPONT HOTEL

ROW HOUSE RITZ-CARLTON

PROPER 21K

Washington Circle P

ENN

TERGATE TAZZA CAFÉ

IA A VE BUTTER CHICKEN COMPANY

GEORGE WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY

IMF

G ST

RG I

THE REACH

SUNDEVICH

DOI

WARNER THEATER

RONALD REAGAN BUILDING & INTERNATIONAL TRADE CENTER

The Ellipse

D ST

DAR CONSTITUTION HALL

C RO

C ST

NATIONAL MUSEUM OF AFRICAN AMERICAN HISTORY

CONSTITUTION AVE

4TH ST

5TH ST

MÉTIER RUMI’S KITCHEN

WASHINGTON

BAGELS CONSUMER EXPENDITURES ($PEARL’S thousands) CONVENTION COMPASS COFFEE LEON

WOODIES

0 1 2-3 4+

58%

MOBILITY

Traffic Counts2 Federal M Triangle

G ST

CAPITAL ONE CENTER F ST

52% SIDNEY 36% HARMAN 40% HALL 48% M Ju 7% 14% E ST WOOLLY 1% MAMMOTH2%

LULULEMON HOTEL MONACO 37% FARMBIRD

THE LITTLE BEET

$140,785 $756,933 MÉLANGE ALTA STRADA/ $37,894 $201,127 LITTLE PRINCE S AC HOTEL DRYY V $12,775 $68,377 S $189,926 $1,032,298 K ST DLEÑA $200,940 $36,972 PROST $322,622 $1,758,029 RPM ITALIAN SOULCYCLE OTTOMAN TAVERNA $1,329,834 LUCKY DANGER $247,443 FOXTROT BAAN SIAM $302,046 $1,637,310 CHEZ LILY $103,916 $563,976 $147,276 $835,688 H ST $125,439 $675,035 PLACE $57,100 GALLERY $306,293 $64,900 $343,055

NATIONAL BUILDING Metro MUSEUM OF 1 AMERICAN ART PER HH CenterAVAILABLE VEHICLES

NATIONAL THEATER

E ST

O ST

GIANT

Age < 20 17% 11% 14% VIEW Age 20–34 LONG 53% 44% 38% GALLERY KITCHEN DOGTOPIA Age 35–64 22%UNION 34% GROCERY37% UNCONVENTIONAL DINER THE DABNEY Age 65+ 9% 11% 12% Median Age (years) Mt Vernon Sq/ 28.0 M KINSHIP 33.5 34.5 Convention Center

OLD EBBITT GRILL THE HAMILTON

E ST

STATE DEPARTMENT

$155,148 $152,016 $108,142 $108,145 23% COMPASS23% COFFEE 12% 11% 66% 66% $97,173 $97,072

Apparel MARRIOTT $30,081 Child Care MARQUIS $7,831 M Farragut North Computers & Accessories $2,746 FLAGSHIP STORE EntertainmentAPPLE & Recreation $39,850 K ST (CARNEGIE LIBRARY) PLANET WORD - Pets $7,800 Farragut MUSEUM EMBASSY SUITES Square Food at Home $68,566 M M Food away from Home $53,097 CONRAD I ST Farragut West RENAISSANCE McPherson Health CareHOTEL $63,894 HOTEL Square - Medical Care $21,987 CITYCENTERDC H ST $28,587 Lafayette THE CHEESECAKE FACTORY Home Improvement Square CRANES Household Furnishings $26,663 Personal Care Products $12,247Pl/ Gallery WORLD BANK Chinatown Vehicle Maint. & Repair $14,316

GSA HQ

AV E

ZEPPELIN

L ST

THE WHITE HOUSE

RIGHT PROPER BREWING

DIXIE BISCUIT CO 35,903 MASON 199,235 DRINK CO. 1.5 BROCCOLI1.9 BAR 34% 35% 66% 65% $710,526 $714,364 Shaw/Howard M University

VE D A $124,007 LAN $81,364 E IS

CENTER

MAYFLOWER HOTEL

F ST

THE WRAY COURTYARD BY MARRIOTT

HOTEL ZENA

DAUPHINE’S

RIZIK’S LITTLE SESAME NORDSTROM RACK PAUL BAKERY CHARLES TYRWHITT

HOTEL HIVE

5% 0%

THEATER COMPANY

LANSBURGH THEATER

21,800–27,000 K Street NW IANA IND Archives/ Connecticut 28,900 Avenue Navy Mem'l M

D ST

E AV

C ST

ENN (2014– Source: Esri forecasts for 2020; 1. American Community PSurvey S DC LV-A2019 2018) values are rounded to nearest whole percent; 2. Open Data Y NIA NATIONAL AVE MUSEUM OF Traffic Volumes (DDOT 2019 AADT); 3. Transitscreen 2021 AMERICAN HISTORY

NATIONAL GALLERY OF ART VIETNAM VETERANS MEMORIAL

Dupont Foggy Bottom-GWU Avg Circle, weekday/Avg weekend

Mobility Mobility Score Score3

21,800–27,000 37,000 99 100

within 2019 1/2 mi Monthly Average K Street StreetNW Name Here

Walkscore Walkscore Residents Residents w/inw/in 10 min. 10 min. car ride car ride

98 98

150,000 210,600

Excellent Excellent Mobility MobilityWalker's Walker's Paradise Paradise

Tidal

USDA

US DEPT. OF ENERGY

NATIONAL AIR & SPACE MUSEUM

DWIGHT D. MEMORIAL CVS

HOLIDAY INN

4TH ST

Traffic Traffic 2 Counts Counts

SMITHSONIAN CASTLE

HIRSHHORN CONTACT MUSEUM FREER GALLERY Golden Triangle BID ARTS & INDUSTRY OF ART BUILDING Leona Agouridis, Executive Director M Smithsonian US HOLOCAUST (202) 463-3400 • lagouridis@goldentriangledc.com FUTURE MEMORIAL WMATA HQ MUSEUM FAA goldentriangledc.com

KOREAN WAR MEMORIAL

INDEPENDENCE AVE lington Metrorail Capital CapitalBikeshare Bikeshare emorial Metrorail Stations Exits Stations Counts Potomac Bridge Farragut Park North, Farragut West, 5,906/3,579 21 25,873

The Mall

WASHINGTON MONUMENT

6TH ST

WWII MEMORIAL

12TH ST

Reflecting Pool

MOBILITY

LINCOLN MEMORIAL

NATIONAL MUSEUM OF NATURAL HISTORY

14 TH ST

THE KENNEDY CENTER

M ST

WAWA

HOWARD THEATER

Average HH Median HH D O HH IncomeRH<$50k 33% HH Income $50–$75k 13% HH Income $75k+ 53% CITYMARKET AT O STREET OYSTER OYSTER Average HH Disposable $79,789

AGE

PAPPE

N ST

JOHNSTON & MURPHY

INCOME

CHERCHER ETHIOPIAN RESTAURANT & MART

VICEROY

H&M TINY JEWEL BOX

SHOPS AT 2000 PENN DUKE’S GROCERY

WEST END/ FOGGY BOTTOM PAGE 54

WHOLE FOODS MARKET

14TH ST

Foggy Bottom/GWU

SYL VAN

WHOLE FOODS

23RD ST

USE ENTS

22ND ST

GEORGE WASHINGTON HOSPITAL

Logan Circle

P ST

BROOKS BROTHERS

20TH ST

RIS SWEETGREEN FOR FIVE COFFEE ROASTERS

MARCEL’S

CITY SWING CITY TAP HOUSE

21ST ST

25TH ST

TRADER JOE’S

MILK BAR

17TH ST

M ST

STUDIO THEATER

LOVESAC

TOPAZ HOTEL TATTE BAKERY & CAFÉ

JOS. A BANK

HILTON GARDEN INN

KOMIA

VE TA

PARK HYATT

MUNCHEEZ

U TIC EC

STREETS MARKET & CAFÉ

LE DIPLOMATE

Q ST

M NN CO

EMBASSY SUITES

EMISSARY SWINGERS HEURICH HOUSE MUSEUM

INTERIOR DEFINE SHINOLA

VINTAGE78

Dupont Circle

15TH ST

SORELLINA

R ST

J. CREW

NE W

PHILLIPS COLLECTION

Average HH Size Owner-occupied AMAZON FRESHRenter-occupied SEPHORA Median HH Value PARACHUTE

S ST

WEST ELM

LOGAN HARDWARE 14TH & U/LOGAN CIRCLE PAGE 1

BLUEMERCURY LOFT

9,400 Shaw/Howard University 1.5 27% 73% $622,912

GYPSY KITCHENHouseholds (HH)

DOI MOI

HA MP SH

Sheridan Circle

397,053 49% 51% H 95% HOWARD 87% UNIVERSITY 79% HOSPITAL 55% 46% HALF SMOKE

WARBY PARKER EMMY SQUARED COMPASS COFFEE

HOUSEHOLDS SOURCE THEATER

ROOM & BOARD

ROSEMARINO D’ITALIA SHOP MADE IN DC

FAIRMONT HOTEL

JONT/BRESCA

E AV

13TH ST

DUPONT CIRCLE PAGE 20

0-3 mi

POPULATION

+ 89% M Bachelor’s DegreeM Graduate / 57% U St/African American NELLIE’S Professional Degree Civil War Mem'l/Cardozo

U ST

BANDIT TACO

POTBELLY CHIPOTLE

WHOLE FOODS YES! Population 19,475 63,739 ORGANIC MARKET Male 48% 51% LANDMARK LINCOLN ROAMING 930 CLUB Female 52% THEATER49% THEATER ROOSTER CAFÉ UGraduate + High School 98% 98% BRIXTON

TRADER JOE’S

LAURIOL PLAZA

0-1 mi

8TH ST

WASHINGTON HILTON

A ST RNI IFO CAL

0-½ mi

9TH ST

OYSTER ADAMS

V ST

REEVES CENTER

MAYDAN IVY WILD

TA VE

ELEMENTARY

MINT THE IMPERIAL

18TH ST

23RD ST

24TH ST

G MIN WYO

AVE

MCDONALD’S

11TH ST

RAM

O KAL

D AR

SEVEN REASONS Main Street BID Area

Great Street MARIE REED

18TH ST

MONT R D BEL

THE GAME Government SPORTS PUB TIKKI

VE RM ON

Education

13TH ST

Arts/Tourism

F LORIDA

ISSHIN RAMEN

LU MB IA R D

RE E C

Retail/Restaurant

STREETS MARKET & CAFÉ

SITAR CENTER

STREETS MARKET & CAFÉ

5TH ST

MA RA LO KA

6TH ST

THE DINER TRYST

LAPIS

7TH ST

SHARBAT BAKERY

DC ARTS CENTER

WY K PK

GOLDEN TRIANGLE

HARRIS TEETER

MINTWOOD PLACE

16TH ST

SHOREHAM HOTEL

14TH ST

D RA

PHILZ COFFEE

CA THE

FO OFFIC

MUSEUM OF

H STREET NE

H STREET NE is a DC neighborhood that maximizes a “live, work, play” community philosophy. Historic townhouses and modern apartment building surround its eponymous, flourishing commercial district. Atlas Performing Arts Center anchors the street’s eastern half, activating stores and restaurants 18 hours a day, all year. Office buildings cluster near the neighborhood’s western edge where Union Station provides bus and rail accessibility to destinations near and far.

NEW RETAIL + SERVICES

DEVELOPMENT

• AmazonFresh

TOP LOCAL INDUSTRIES

• The Boiling Crab

39,131 Total Area Employment

• Daru

• Public Administration: 35%

• Focus Social Club

• Educational Services: 12%

• Heart + Paw

• Professional Services: 11%

• Milk & Honey

• Heath Care & Social Assistance: 9%

• Solidcore

• Urban Nail Lounge

CULINARY DESTINATION • The Michelin Guide features H Street’s Stable DC and awarded the 2021 Bib Gourmand to Fancy Radish, Cane, Toki Underground, and Maketto. • Newcomers include Kitchen Cray Café (Southern), Butter Chicken Company (Indian fast-casual), Kitsuen (ramen bar), Milk & Honey (soul food), Mozzeria Pizza, and Smokin’ PIG BBQ; and Tigo’s Peruvian Express.

• Seven|H (646-654 H Street NE) arrived in early 2020 with 23 condos and 14,000 SF of retail while incorporating parts of existing buildings onsite. • AVEC (901 H Street NE) delivered 419 multifamily units, 44,000 SF of retail, and three levels of belowgrade parking in mid-2020. • Fortitude at Delta Towers (808 Bladensburg Road NE) opened in late 2020 with 179 affordable units for seniors, along with retail and a below-grade garage. • Ashton Park (920 H Street NE) will restore the Parks Hardware building façade and deliver ground floor restaurant/retail space, in addition to ten short-term rentals ranging from a studio to a 2-BR/2-bath penthouse. • 1200 Bladensburg Road will have ground-floor retail and 37 condos (studios and 1- and 2-BR units), as well as a green roof and other energy-efficient features, when it arrives in 2022. 1. JobsEQ (2020 covered employment within 1-mile)

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E AV

E ST

THE BRIG

CANAL PARK

8TH ST

Navy Yard Metrorail

22ND ST

PUNCH BOWL SOCIAL

Capital Capital Bikeshare Bikeshare Traffic Traffic 2 Stations Counts Counts Counts 295

BOILERMAKER SHOPS

Union Station, 5,906 / 3,579 TINGEY ST

32ND ST

L ST

CAPITAL TURNAROUND

DOGTOPIA

HARRIS TEETER

Exits Stations US DOT

NAVY YARD

10 25,873

Mobility Mobility 3 ScoreScore

22,100 37,000 10099

r w/in Residents w/in eResidents min.car carride ride R i v 1010min.

Walkscore Walkscore

96 98 ia

NoMa-Gallaudet Avg weekday / AvgU weekendwithin 2019 1/2 miMonthly Average H Street Street NE Name Here Excellent Excellent Mobility Mobility Walker's Walker's Paradise Paradise THE

WATER ST

DISTRICT WINERY

DEA N

34TH ST

AV E KE NI LW OR TH

19TH ST

John Phillip Sousa Bridge

M ST

THOMPSON HOTEL MAIALINO MARE

17TH ST

16TH ST

K ST

BLACKBIRD SALON LAS PLACITAS

F ST

Potomac Ave

150,000 192,100

MOBILITY

2ND ST

K ST

295

CONGRESSIONAL CEMETERY

THE ROOST

I ST

4TH ST

VE EY A JERS

I ST

COURTYARD BY MARRIOTT

M HARRIS TEETER

L ST

1ST ST

G ST

MARINE BARRACKS

395

2ND PL

NEW

WHOLE FOODS

14TH ST

MIRACLE THEATRE CALL YOUR MOTHER DELI PINEAPPLE & PEARLS ROSE’S LUXURY

C ST

E ST

DISTRICT SOUL FOOD EXTREME PIZZA BITTER GRACE JENI’S SPLENDID ICE CREAM BOMBAY STREET FOOD

MEKKI DC MATCHBOX

15TH ST

YES! ORGANIC MARKET TED’S BULLETIN

SCARLET OAK

14TH ST

D ST

SAFEWAY

B ST

22,100 H Street NE 17,200–17,400 Florida Avenue NE 19,500 Bladensburg Road NE

DC GENERAL HOSPITAL

40% 45% 13% 2% A ST

C ST

31% 51% 16% 2%

AN AC OS TIA

Eastern Market

D ST

Stadium-Armory

E AV KY UC NT

Capitol South

AVE

29% 51% 18% 2%

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$146,980 $104,222 27% 10% 64% $93,023

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MARKET TERMINAL REDEVELOPMENT THE ELEANOR DC

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HILLCREST / SKYLAND

NESTLED BETWEEN TWO REGIONAL COMMUTER ROUTES, Hillcrest/Skyland’s easy access to Suitland Parkway and Pennsylvania Avenue is a hidden gem. Residents can take the bus, train, car, and bike travel to work options and have created a neighborhoodscale enclave around Skyland Town Center. With next phases of development scheduled for grand opening in the next few years, new development opportunities here will not remain a secret much longer. NEW & COMING SOON SKYLAND TOWN CENTER

TOP LOCAL INDUSTRIES 1

With the help of public and private financing sources including an $18.75 million TIF, redevelopment of the former Skyland Shopping Center will transform four city blocks into a vibrant, mixed-use hub:

2,448 Total Area Employment

• Block 1 will bring a four-story, 131,300 SF medical office building and six-level garage.

• Retail Trade: 12%

• Block 2 (2021 delivery) houses the Crest at Skyland (263 units & 84,000 SF of net rentable retail), as well as new road infrastructure. • Block 3 (2022 delivery) will consist of three one-story buildings offering 42,390 SF of retail, including Lidl and Starbucks. • Block 4 will become a five-story multifamily building with 252 apartments (including senior units) with up to 8,500 SF of retail, plus below-grade parking.

• Health Care & Social Assistance: 48% • Professional, Scientific & Technical Services: 13%

• • • • • • • • • •

&Pizza Chase Bank CVS Like That Barbershop Maizal South American Street Food Mezeh Mediterranean Grill Roaming Rooster Skyland Nails & Spa Starbucks Drive-Thru Tropical Smoothie Café

GROCERY OFFERINGS • At 29,000 SF, DC's first-ever Lidl grocery store, opening in 2022, will anchor Block 3 as part of Skyland’s second phase. • Across the street, 98,000 SF shopping center Good Hope Marketplace is anchored by Safeway grocery store (56,000 SF).

1. JobsEQ (2020 covered employment within 1-mile)

WASHINGTON DC ECONOMIC PARTNERSHIP · DC NEIGHBORHOOD PROFILES 2021

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254,018 46% 54% 90% 37% 18%

$24,446 $5,641 $2,090 $33,926 $6,499 $59,700 $40,657 $58,289 $20,147 $26,234 $22,338 $9,921 $11,545

$250,859 $60,278 $21,831 $349,775 $67,871 $606,987 $426,633 $593,659 $205,684 $281,526 $230,621 $102,513 $118,778

AVAILABLE VEHICLES PER HH1

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4,233 2.3 24% 76% $380,451

Average HH $62,801 FORT DAVIS$44,325 Median HH SHOPPING CENTER HH Income <$50k 53% HH Income $50–$75k 17% HH Income $75k+ 30% VILLAGE AverageFAIRFAX HH Disposable $46,825 SHOPPING CENTER

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

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GARFIELD ELEMENTARY

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AGE

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31ST ST

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ANACOSTIA PAGE 3

Households (HH) Average HH Size Owner-occupied Renter-occupied ST MedianPope HH Value

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

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MOBILITY Traffic Counts2

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Capital Bikeshare Stations

Traffic Counts2

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Residents w/in 10 min. car ride

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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

PLEASANT PLAINS SUSTAINS a core and vibrant AfricanAmerican community of Black-owned businesses, innovators, and leaders. Howard University has vaulted to prominence as a remarkable institution with distinguished alumni, including Vice President Kamala Harris. Pleasant Plains and Howard University are intertwined by the community’s students, professors, administrators, and visitors. Increased interest in Pleasant Plains and the university establishes this neighborhood as one to watch.

GREAT STREETS + MAIN STREETS

HOWARD UNIVERSITY’S GROWING CAMPUS

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 community-based economic development initiatives.

• Lot 3 will be redeveloped into 430 residential units, 40,000 SF of retail space, and anchored by the National Research Center for Health Disparities.

CREATIVE + ENTREPRENEURIAL • In April 2021, PITCHFORK highlighted 9:30 Club among “36 of America’s best independent music venues,” describing it as “best known for: the best staff in the biz.” • Hand-dipped ice cream and bakeshop Here’s The Scoop won the “Best in Show” category at Lower Georgia Avenue Main Street Holiday Lights in 2020. • Chef Paul Yellin is bringing his Caribbean street food and rum bar concept from Charleston, SC to open de Rhum Spot at 2827 Sherman Avenue NW. • Sankofa Video, Books & Café, established by two lauded filmmakers committed to sharing “films, videos & books by and about people of African descent,” has remained a neighborhood staple for more than two decades.

WASHINGTON DC ECONOMIC PARTNERSHIP · DC NEIGHBORHOOD PROFILES 2021

• In 2019, Howard University selected the Bond Partnership (comprised of developers EDENS, Menkiti Group, and Fivesquares Development) to transform a 2.2-acre former industrial site. Adaptive reuse of the existing Bond Bread Factory (c. 1929) building and Washington Railway & Electric Company (c. 1930) garage will yield 450 residential units, 156 hotel rooms, restaurant and retail uses including a marketplace and university incubator, parking, and a public park. Construction is estimated to take place between 2023 and 2025. • Managed in partnership with Adventist Healthcare, Howard University’s new $450 million teaching hospital is estimated for delivery in 2026.

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Government

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RELIABLE TAVERN

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

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91,185 419,943 50% 49% 50% 51% 91% 93% 72% 71% 39% CATHOLIC 40% UNIVERSITY OF AMERICA

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7,459 THE BASILICA 2.2 41% 59% $684,641

40,687 193,468 E AV 2.1GAN 2.0 I H BUSBOYS & PO 40% MIC37% BARNES & NOB CHIPOTLE 63% 60% POTBELLY &PIZZA $691,988 $661,514 THEOLOGICAL BGR COLLEGE

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$138,286 $101,463 27% 11% 63% $89,124

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Metrorail Metrorail Exits Stations

WASHINGTON Capital Capital Bikeshare Bikeshare CONVENTION Stations Counts CENTER

Georgia Ave/Petworth, MARRIOTT 5,906/3,579 5 25,873 MARQUIS

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MOB HOTEL CONTACT U.S. DOJ SCISSORS & SCOTCH District Bridges SEOULSPICE Teresa Edmondson, M NoMa/Gallaudet U CVS HARRIS Lower Georgia Avenue Main Street Manager TEETER (202) 929-8142 • teresa@districtbridges.org REI STREETS MARKET & CAFÉ RED BEAR BREWING districtbridges.org

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UNCLE CHIPS

KINSHIP MÉTIER RUMI’S KITCHEN SURSUM CORDA PEARL’S BAGELSMobility Traffic Traffic Mobility Walkscore Walkscore REDEVELOPMENT Residents w/in 2 3 COMPASS COFFEE Counts Counts Score Score 10 min. car ride LEON THE LITTLE BEET MÉLANGE ALTA STRADA/ 395 Georgia Street Avenue NameNWHereLITTLE Excellent Excellent Mobility Mobility Walker's Very Walkable Paradise PRINCE SAFEWAY AC HOTEL DRYY VIDA GYM NORTHWEST ONE

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A PROACTIVE COMMUNITY ready to be discovered, Kennedy Street is bolstered by a residential and business population that is fiercely committed to the success of the neighborhood and its commercial district. This DC main street’s rare east-west orientation creates outdoor shopping and dining opportunities that are not easily replicated. In addition to its recent residential building boom, Kennedy Street offers significant new business opportunities, especially for independent retailers, restaurants, and specialty grocers.

GREAT STREETS + MAIN STREET

TOP LOCAL INDUSTRIES 1

Kennedy Street is a designated Great Streets corridor whose small businesses may apply for grants to cover capital improvements and certain soft costs. The corridor also receives support from Uptown Main Street through community-based economic development initiatives.

• Heath Care & Social Assistance: 36%

BUSINESS OPENINGS • Golden Flour Bake Shop • Mita Café • La Coop Coffee • Zone 365 (smoothie & juice bar) • Neptune Room (bar) • Everyday Sundae Scoop Shop

5,821 Total Area Employment

• Retail Trade: 13% • Educational Services: 8% • Professional, Scientific & Technical Services: 7%

DEVELOPMENT PIPELINE • 917 Kennedy St: The 21-unit condominium building offering 1- and 2-BR layouts delivered in 2021. • 809–813 Kennedy St: The Todd A. Lee Senior Residences delivered in 2021 with 38 affordable studio and 1-BR units for seniors, as well as retail. • 71 Kennedy St: The four-story building will contain 46 residential units and 8,500 SF of retail, including a potential grocer. Anxo Cidery will also house its future canning operations there along with a café. • 22–24 Kennedy St: District Properties purchased two parcels that could accommodate up to 70,000 SF of residential and retail development.

1. JobsEQ (2020 covered employment within 1-mile)

WASHINGTON DC ECONOMIC PARTNERSHIP · DC NEIGHBORHOOD PROFILES 2021

DAHLIA ST

Takoma ELIFE RESTAURANT

THE PARKS AT WALTER REED

CEDAR ST

BUTTERNUT ST

BR AN CH RD

ASPEN ST Education

6TH ST

Arts/Tourism

Government

Great Street

0-½ mi

Main Street

T TIER S WHIT

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

D IR R BLA

TAKOMA COMMUNITY CENTER

3 STARS BREWING COMPANY CH

UM ILL

ADENCE

FAMILY DOLLAR SHERIDAN ST CITY GEAR JULIA’S EMPANADAS RENT-A-CENTER EL DORADO BREAD

NORTH CAPITOL ST

SAFEWAY STARBUCKS

GEORGIA AVE/ BRIGHTWOOD PAGE 25

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

RD O

AV E KA NS AS

JEFFERSON PL

ANDRENE’S CAFE THE LIBRARY

7TH ST

E AV OIS

4TH ST

TONY’S PLACE

S RIGG

THE MODERN AT ART PLACE Apparel $12,960 $40,396 $463,209 - ONELIFE FITNESS - RAMDASS PHARMACY Child Care $3,037 - SHINING STARS PEDIATRIC$9,480 DENTISTRY $116,263 Computers & Accessories-- T-MOBILE $1,126 $3,575 $41,748 T CENTER LOVE & CARE CHILD DEVELOPMENT TON S

Entertainment & Recreation - Pets Food at Home Food away fromTotten Home Fort Health Care M - Medical Care Home Improvement Household Furnishings Personal Care Products Vehicle Maint. & Repair

INGRAHAM ST

CVS CASTELLO RESTAURANT & BAR

Fort Totten Park

AV E

HAMILTON ST

HA MP SH IR E

PEPPERONI CHIC

FARRAGUT ST

DR EN TT TO

GALLATIN ST

V GEORGIA A

20% 27% 39% 15% 36.8

CONSUMER EXPENDITURES ($ thousands)

CVS JACKIE LEE’S 1ST ST

LIGHTHOUSE YOGA CENTER

2ND ST

9TH ST

Median Age (years)

LA COOP COFFEE

GOLDEN FLOUR BAKE SHOP

23% 20% 40% 17% 40.2

TROPIMART

23% 20% 41% 17% NEDY ST 39.9 KEN

AN YL AR N AVE

VINTAGE GLAM

LONGFELLOW ST

IN ILL

JEFFERSON ST

Age < 20

FIVE GUYS RIGGSAge 20–34 SUBWAY PARK CH PLACE Age 35–64 ILL U WALMART Age 65+CULTURE COFFEEMTOO PL

E ST EA

NEW SEWELL MUSIC CONSERVATORY

RIGGS LASALLE COMMUNITY CENTER

AVE

KENNEDY ST

EMERSON ST

$17,786 $3,283 $31,260 $21,185 $28,820 $9,875 $14,524 $11,379 $5,076 $5,458

IL HAM

$57,079 $646,205 DC COMMUNITY $10,871 COLLEGE$126,465 ST $98,487 O$1,105,470 WAY GALL $67,694 $809,731 GALLATIN ST $94,587 $1,046,773 SO $32,680U $362,730 T $50,282 H D$565,823 AK O $36,936 $422,601 TA AV $16,289 $188,632 E $18,347 $214,823

AVAILABLE VEHICLES PER HH1

WMATA BUS BARN PAGE 13

3RD ST

4TH ST

1ST ST

RD KC HU RC H

MobilityWalkscore WalkscoreResidents Residents w/in w/in Score 10 min.10 carmin. ridecar ride

37,000 100

208,200 150,000

Street Excellent Name Here MobilityExcellent Mobility Very Walkable Walker's Paradise

MOBILITY

RE E

CK C RO

NS AS AV E

2ND ST

7TH ST

9TH ST

8TH ST

2019 Monthly Kennedy Average Street

Kennedy Street

AVE

25,873 7,300

RICO RTO

Avg weekday/Avg within 1/2 mi weekend

7,300

CONTACT TAYLOR ST Uptown Main Street Gabriela Mossi, Executive Director (202) 270 1461 • info@uptownmainstreet.org uptownmainstreet.org OOD RD HAREW

5,906/3,579 3

QUINCY ST

Traffic Mobility Counts Score3

CA RTH NO

SAFEWAY

Bikeshare Capital Traffic Bikeshare Stations Counts Counts2

SHEPHERD ST

H ST Capital RANDOLP Metrorail

BUCHANAN ST

29% 45% 20% 6%

21,700–24,800 Georgia Avenue PU E

TIMBER PIZZA POM POM LITTLE FOOD STUDIO MENYA HOSAKI

YES! ORGANIC MARKET

QUALIA COFFEE HOMESTEAD

Traffic Counts2 AII AV E

26% 44% CRITTENDEN ST 24% 7%

Source: Esri forecasts for 2020; 1. American Community Survey (2014– PROVIDENCE 2018) values are rounded to nearest whole percent; 2. Open Data DC - 2019 HOSPITAL Traffic Volumes (DDOT 2019 AADT); 3. Transitscreen 2021 VARNU

ACE HARDWARE

Exits

H AW

Grant Circle

HONEYMOON CHICKEN

PETWORTH LIBRARY

5TH ST

MOBILITY ALLISON ST

AV AND OKL BRO

BUCHANAN ST

DECATUR ST

24% 41% 28% 7% L 6TH P

Sherman Circle

CRITTENDEN ST CENTRAL 14TH STREET/

0 1 2-3 4+

Rock Creek Cemetery

7TH ST

DECATUR ST

$127,784 $87,077 29% 15% 57% $83,759

ROOTS & BLOOMS SOUP UP ANXO MITA CAFÉ ZONE 365

13TH ST

$96,653 $68,706 36% 17% 47% $68,414

AGE

DELAFIELD PL

R NT S FONDA A

$89,241 $68,472 36% 17% 47% $64,898 N SO OL CH NI

MIS

MADISON ST

MODORE

147,251 2.3 43% 57% $605,353

Average HH Median HH HH Income <$50k ONEIDA ST HH Income $50–$75k OGLETHORPE HHSTIncome $75k+ HELLBENDER Average HH Disposable BREWING COMPANY

Fort Slocum Park

NICHOLSON ST

SO U RI

EPTUNE ROOM

16,870 2.6 56% 44% $529,194

PEABODY ST

WALMART OOHS & AAHS OGLETHORPE ST

EN SHOP CAFE

5,690 2.6 61% 39% $485,484

3RD ST

PEABODY ST

EMERY RECREATION CENTER

345,628 48% 52% 89% 60% 34%

INCOME

SL IG

QUACKENBOS ST

SING ENT

43,962 47% 53% 88% 47% 24%

CHEZ AUNTY LIBE

HONEY HOUSE STONE

14,929 47% 53% 89% 47% 23%

ILL

RT NS

0-3 mi

HOUSEHOLDS SHERIDAN ST

RITTENHOUSE ST

BEACON CENTER

0-1 mi

POPULATION

BID Area

E AV

CVS

KENNEDY STREET

SOUPERGIRL BIG BAD WOOF STARBUCKS

Retail/Restaurant

LOST SOCK ROASTERS

E ST EA

THE BROOKS THE VALE

BUSBOYS & POETS YOGA HEIGHTS

4TH ST

PRIMROSE SCHOOLS

TAKOMA STATION HORACE & DICKIES DONUT RUN VEGARITOS THE SPICESUITE

D AN

THE HARTLEY THE KITE HOUSE 1155 DAHLIA

LINCOLN HEIGHTS / RICHARDSON DWELLINGS

AS PART OF THE NEW COMMUNITIES INITIATIVE, Deanwood’s Lincoln Heights and Richardson Dwellings communities will gain 1,600 new mixed-income housing units, along with retail and office space, as part of a multi-hundred-million-dollar investment by the District.

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. As part of the New Communities Initiative, the park received $10 million in infrastructure improvements.

TOP LOCAL INDUSTRIES 1 1,993 Total Area Employment • Educational Services: 25% • Health Care & Social Assistance: 38% • Construction: 8%

HOWARD D. WOODSON HIGH SCHOOL The District government completed the $100 million, 900-student facility in 2011.

$15 MILLION INFRASTRUCTURE INVESTMENT

NEW DEVELOPMENT

Completed in 2012, Nannie Helen Burroughs Avenue features a reconﬁgured single-lane roadway to allow for traffic calming, landscaped medians, bicycle lanes, upgraded sidewalks, and street lighting. The District also rehabilitated six bridges over the Watts Branch tributary in 2014.

• The 93-unit Providence Place arrives this year on the Progressive National Baptist Convention’s historic campus at 50th & Fitch Streets.

• Thanks to a DC Neighborhood Prosperity Fund grant, the historic Strand Theater (c. 1928) is undergoing a $38 million redevelopment alongside construction of the new 86-unit Strand Residences. Deanwood Smokehouse will anchor the theater, while the residential building will include retail and incubator space.

• Plans for the Deanwood Town Center (Nannie Helen Burroughs & Division Avenues) call for 183 residential units, including 165 affordable, with 16,000 SF of retail.

1. JobsEQ (2020 covered employment within 1-mile)

WASHINGTON DC ECONOMIC PARTNERSHIP · DC NEIGHBORHOOD PROFILES 2021

LINCOLN HEIGHTS / RICHARDSON DWELLINGS 0-½ mi Arts/Tourism

M IN

ILW OR TH

AV E

EA ST ER N

AV E

DEANWOOD PAGE 18

Government

Main Street

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

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

SUBURBAN MARKET

JUST ST

7-ELEVEN

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

IE H

EL EN

BURRO UGHS AV

7-ELEVEN

DEANWOOD TOWN CENTER REDEVELOPMENT A-1 GROCERY FRESHE CAFÉ THE RIVERSIDE CENTER

Marvin Gaye Park

H. D. WOODSON HIGH SCHOOL

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

EADS ST

KELLY MILLER SCHOOL THE CONWAY BLAINE ST CENTER

BLAINE

MAYA ANGELOU PCS HIGH SCHOOL CAMPUS

AMES ST

CAPITOL GATEWAY MARKETPLACE REDEVELOPMENT SITE

SHRIMP BOAT PLAZA

EAST CAPITOL ST

BENCO SHOPPING CENTER

C EN TRA LA

MV SERVICES CENTER

53RD ST

NI BEN

B ST

54TH ST

50TH ST

Apparel Child Care Computers & Accessories Entertainment & Recreation MARVIN GAYE - Pets RECREATION CENTER Food at Home Food away from Home Health Care M - Medical Care Home Heights Improvement Capitol Household Furnishings Personal Care Products Vehicle Maint. & Repair

0 1 2-3 4+

13,680 2.6 43% 57% $284,296

66,601 2.5 47% 53% $280,078

$65,664 $44,221 54% 18% 28% $48,076

$60,160 $42,066 56% 18% 26% $44,690

$72,322 $52,565 47% 18% 34% $52,767

31% 20% 34% 15% 34.2

27% 21% 37% 15% 36.7

25% 21% 38% 15% 37.4

$5,422 $1,201 $453 $7,802 $1,586 $13,667 $9,316 $14,299 $4,980 $6,060 $5,256 $2,283 $2,867

$20,733 $4,659 $1,751 $29,538 $5,813 $51,520 $34,922 $52,416 $18,198 $23,579 $19,569 $8,556 $10,185

$120,563 $27,648 $10,408 $171,164 $33,558 $297,424 $204,679 $300,057 $104,495 $143,639 $113,806 $49,945 $59,084

MARYLAND

36% 38% 23% 3%

38% 40% 17% 5%

28% 43% 21% 7%

MOBILITY Traffic Counts2

D ST

7,400–14,600 Nannie Helen Burroughs Avenue NE

F ST

H ST

AR YL AN

Capital Bikeshare Capital Bikeshare Traffic Stations Counts Counts2

Benning Road 5,906 / 3,579 2

Traffic Counts

25,8737,400–14,600 37,000

4 6T

Metrorail Exits Stations

H ST

Mobility Mobility Score Score3

Walkscore Walkscore

Residents Residentsw/in w/in 10 10min. min.car carride ride

99 96

98 48

150,000 154,800

Avg weekday / Avg weekend within 1/2 mi 2019 Monthly Nannie Average Helen Burroughs Street Name Avenue Here NE Excellent ExcellentMobility Mobility Walker's Car-dependent Paradise

MOBILITY

G ST

3,280 2.8 48% 52% $302,994

AVAILABLE VEHICLES PER HH1

51ST ST

49TH ST

EAST CAPITOL URBAN FARM

EAST CAPITOL ST/ CAPITOL GATEWAY PAGE 21

C ST

E ST

171,492 46% 53% 88% 25% 10%

CONSUMER EXPENDITURES ($ thousands)

KS ST

Benning Rd

35,779 45% 55% 87% 20% 7%

AGE

5 0 H ST T

47TH ST

44TH ST

DIVIS

49TH ST

STRAND THEATER STRAND RESIDENCES DEANWOOD SMOKEHOUSE PROVIDENCE PLACE PROGRESSIVE NATIONAL BAPTIST CONVENTION CAMPUS

ION AVE

HELEN MART

58TH ST

SUBWAY

55TH ST

MARKET

9,360 44% 56% 89% 24% 11%

INCOME

52N

D ST

JAY ST

0-3 mi

HOUSEHOLDS

LEE ST

SHERIFF RD

0-1 mi

POPULATION

BID Area

MEADE ST 49TH ST

Great Street

KE N

Deanwood

DEANWOOD COMMUNITY CENTER

Education

YL AR M

NE SO TA

AV E

Retail/Restaurant

CONTACT Office of the Deputy Mayor for Planning & Economic Development Sarina Accime, Development Manager, New Communities Initiative (202) 340-6318 • Sarina.Accime@dc.gov dcnewcommunities.org

MINNESOTA & BENNING

COLLECTIVELY KNOWN AS “DOWNTOWN WARD 7,” several recent and substantial mixed-use developments surround the intersection of Minnesota Avenue and Benning Road. Although the neighborhood serves as the headquarters for major employers such as Pepco, DC’s Department of Employment Services, and Unity Health Care, substantial public and private investment in new development has generated exciting opportunities for small start-ups to grow. This upward trajectory is expected to rise with the forthcoming arrival of an additional District agency, as well as the planned delivery of more than 1,300 residential units.

TOP LOCAL INDUSTRIES 1 4,570 Total Area Employment • Health Care & Social Assistance: 19% • Public Administration: 16% • Utilities: 12% • Educational Services: 9%

GREAT STREETS + MAIN STREETS Minnesota Avenue & Benning Road are designated Great Streets corridors. In 2020, with the financial support of the District’s Department of Small and Local Business Development (DSLBD) and the Washington Area Community Investment Fund (WACIF), the Main Street awarded $128,000 in direct business grants.

MAJOR EMPLOYERS • 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

NORTHEAST HEIGHTS • Cedar Realty Trust is redeveloping the 6.5-acre East River Park Shopping Center into six buildings that will comprise 33,000 SF of office space, 855 residential units, and 135,600 SF of retail, including up to 70,000 SF for a grocery store. • The project’s western portion will convert the 6.7-acre Senator Square Shopping Center and former Senator Theater into 232,000 SF of office, 500 units, and 59,000 SF of retail. • The first phase started construction in Q2 2021 and will deliver the new 700-employee headquarters for the District’s Department of General Services in late 2022.

1. JobsEQ (2020 covered employment within 1-mile)

WASHINGTON DC ECONOMIC PARTNERSHIP · DC NEIGHBORHOOD PROFILES 2021

Kenilworth Aquatic Gardens

MINNESOTA & BENNING LAS ST

0-½ mi

ILW OR TH

AV E

49TH ST

MEADE ST

SUBURBAN MARKET

WENDY’S

295

JAY ST

DEANWOOD PAGE 18 N ½ HAYES ST MI MENICK’S MARKET ANNIE L HE

KE NI LW O

49TH ST

Fort Mahan Park

44TH ST

BENNING NEIGHBORHOOD LIBRARY

EAST RIVER PARK

BE N

UBER GREENLIGHT HUB

NIN

G RD

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

S ST

35 TH

AV E KE NI LW OR TH

THE CONWAY BLAINE ST CENTER

7-ELEVEN

DENNY’S

Benning Rd SHRIMP BOAT PLAZA

EAST CAPITOL ST

BENCO SHOPPING CENTER

A ST

Fort Chaplin Park

DMV SERVICES CENTER

ST 37TH RD

34TH ST

AN AC OS TIA

ES OT AA VE

D ST

ELY PL

Traffic Counts2

Mobility Score3

Walkscore

Residents w/in 10 min. car ride

16,100

100

179,300

within 1/2 mi

31% 45% 18% 5%

Minnesota Avenue

H ST

Traffic Counts2

Minnesota Avenue

Excellent Mobility

Very Walkable

MOBILITY

Capital Bikeshare Stations

A LA B A M A AV E

Benning Road, Minnesota Avenue

C ST

46% 37% 14% 2%

HS 4 6T

SS RN N ST

B ST

D ST

16,100

H ST

MA SS AC HU SE Metrorail T StationsTS AV E

$222,331 $53,021 $19,370 MAYA ANGELOU $313,552 HIGH SCHOOL C $61,190 $541,413 $379,450 EAST CAPITOL $535,133 $185,803 $259,287 $206,363 $91,313 $105,947

G ST

TEXA SA VE

T DR ON UP

$18,486 $4,093 $1,555 BLAINE $25,286ST $4,790 $45,302 $30,346 $43,272 $15,005 $18,811 $16,519 $7,374 $8,364

F ST

Fort Dupont Golf Course

45% 39% 13% 3%

MOBILITY

E ST

F ST

H. D. WOODSON

27%HIGH SCHOOL 23% EADS ST 21% 23% 37% 39% 15% 15% 36.6 37.6

AVAILABLE VEHICLES PER HH1 0 1 2-3 4+

NI BEN

MI NN

49TH ST

D ER DG RI

C ST

D ST

KELLY MILLER Apparel $5,169 SCHOOL Child Care $1,129 Computers & Accessories $439 Entertainment & Recreation $7,123 - Pets $1,352 AMES ST Food at Home $12,715 Food away from Home $8,547 Health Care $12,208 - Medical Care $4,246 C EN TR$5,410 Home Improvement AL A Household Furnishings $4,646 Personal Care Products $2,085 Vehicle Maint. & Repair $2,377

B ST C ST

25% 21% 38% 16% 38.8

Marvin Gaye Park

CONSUMER EXPENDITURES ($ thousands)

BROOK

SAFEWAY CVS BLAINE ST

AGE

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

AR YL

34TH ST

PROVIDENCE PLACE PROGRESSIVE NATIONAL BAPTIST CONVENTION CAMPUS

42ND ST

AMERICA’S KIDS BASKIN ROBINS DUNKIN DONUTS POPEYES SALA THAI FUTURE DGS HQ

FOOTE ST

DC DEPARTMENT OF EMPLOYMENT SERVICES

UNITY HEALTH CARE

54TH ST

GAULT PL

Minnesota Ave

$53,917 $96,300 $35,938 $60,217 62% 43% 16% 15% A-1 GROCERY 42% 22% FRESHE CAFÉ THE RIVERSIDE CENTER $40,376 $65,332

ION AVE

5 0 H ST T

AV E

RT H

Average HH $56,020 Median HH $37,321 7-ELEVEN L EN DEANWOOD BURRO HH Income <$50k 62% UGHS TOWN CENTER AVE HH Income $50–$75kREDEVELOPMENT 17% HH Income HELEN MART $75k+ STRAND THEATER22% STRAND RESIDENCES Average HH Disposable $41,445 DEANWOOD SMOKEHOUSE SUBWAY

O FO

R PA

53RD ST

PARKSIDE MIXED-USE REDEVELOPMENT K

PEPCO’S BENNING SERVICE CENTER

INCOME

MCDONALD’S

EDUCARE

92,412 2.4 7-ELEVEN45% 55% $388,092

51ST ST

CESAR CHAVEZ SCHOOL

13,204 2.4 35% 65% $293,004

3,588 2.3 34% 66% $297,291

DIVIS

226,050 47% 53% 90% 39% 19%

LEE ST

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

SHERIFF RD

47TH ST

HA YE S

NEVAL THOMAS ELEMENTARY

31,391 44% 56% 88% 16% 6%

8,213 46% 54% 87% 17% 6%

HOUSEHOLDS

50TH ST

Y JA

LANE PL

AV E

0-3 mi

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

Deanwood

0-1 mi

PARKSIDE/KENILWORTH PAGE 43

ST ER N

Population DEANWOOD COMMUNITY CENTER

KE N

KENILWORTH ELEMENTARY

POPULATION EA

55TH ST

BID Area

D ST

Main Street

52N

Great Street

AV E

Government

NE SO TA

Education

M IN

Arts/Tourism

DEA NE AV E

Retail/Restaurant

YL AR M

ANACOS TIA A VE

DO UG

MOUNT PLEASANT

MULTICULTURAL AND MULTILINGUAL, Mount Pleasant is one of DC’s most eclectic neighborhoods. Longstanding retailers along Mount Pleasant Street reflect the international ﬂair and vibrancy of this community, which maintains a unique small-town feel while offering prime shopping, downtown access, dense housing, and proximity to Rock Creek Park, the District’s largest open space.

MOUNT PLEASANT HISTORIC DISTRICT Qualiﬁed property owners of contributing commercial properties in Mount Pleasant have access to tax credits and other incentives for rehabilitation.

NEIGHBORHOOD STAPLES • Each Peach Market • El West (clothing)

MULTICULTURAL “MAIN STREET”

• Mount Desert Island Ice Cream

• Addis Paris Café (French/Ethiopian)

• Mt. Pleasant Farmer’s Market

• Don Juan (Salvadoran/Mexican)

• Suns Cinema (theater/bar)

• Dos Gringos (American/Latin American) • Ercilia’s (Salvadorian) • Haydee’s (Salvadoran) • La Bahia (Salvadoran/Mexican) • Martha Dear Pizzeria

NEW RETAIL + SERVICES • Bold Fork Books • Hush Boutique • Open Air Hair Care • The Butcher's Market

WASHINGTON DC ECONOMIC PARTNERSHIP · DC NEIGHBORHOOD PROFILES 2021

• Marx Revolutionary Café (Mediterranean) • Mola (Spanish) • Purple Patch (Filipino) • Raven Grill (Ethiopian-owned bar) • Sabydee (Lao/Thai) • Taqueria Nacional (Mexican)

EMERSON ST

0-½ mi

BUCHANAN ST

9TH ST

AV E

QUALIA COFFEE HOMESTEAD

RANDOLPH ST

BLUEBELL SPA

Average HH Georgia Ave/ Median HH Petworth HHRELIABLE Income <$50k TAVERN HH Income $50–$75k CVS HH Income $75k+ TSEHAY FISH IN THE Average HH Disposable NEIGHBORHOOD

PARK PLACE

THIP KHAO

Columbia Heights

EACH PEACH MARKET BOLD FORK BOOKS PEAR PLUM

MORTON ST

REDROCKS EL CHUCHO LAMONT ST ODD PROVISIONS

BAD SAINT

IRVING ST

COLUMBIA RD

HARVARD ST

FAIRMONT ST

ACE HARDWARE SAFEWAY

COLUMBIA HEIGHTS PAGE 16

REVELER’S HOUR

THE DINER TRYST MA RA LO KA

DC ARTS CENTER

OYSTER ADAMS

BANDIT TACO LAURIOL PLAZA

U ST

930 CLUB CAFÉ U

POTBELLY CHIPOTLE

JONT/BRESCA ROOM & BOARD

WEST ELM LOGAN HARDWARE

Mobility Mobility 3 Score Score

R ST

J. CREW

NE W

BLUEMERCURY PHILLIPSHeights Columbia 5,906/3,579 12 25,873 9,300 37,000 100 99 LOFT COLLECTION Avg weekday/Avg weekend within 1/2 mi 2019 Monthly Average Mount Pleasant Street Street Name NWHere Excellent ExcellentMobility Mobility Q ST

AMAZON FRESH

SEPHORA PARACHUTE Walkscore Residents Residentsw/in w/in 10 10min. min.car carride ride INTERIOR DEFINE TA VE

HI RE AV E

S ST

18TH ST

19TH ST

GYPSY KITCHEN

DOI MOI

98 96

SHINOLA

150,000 250,100

LE DIPLOMATE Walker's Paradise

KC HU RC H

44% 42% 11% BRYANT ST3%

37% 45% 15% 3% ADAMS ST

9,300

Mount Pleasant Street, NW

HOWARD UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL

HALF SMOKE

ZEPPELIN

WINDOW

CONTACT District Bridges RIGHT PROPER BREWING DIXIE BISCUIT CO. MEAT & FOODS Shaw/Howard Carolina Buitrago,MASON TRUXTON INN DRINK CO. M University BROCCOLI BAR Columbia Heights/Mount Pleasant Main Street Director (202) 929-8125 • carolina@districtbridges.org districtbridges.org FL

VE DA AN

Source: Esri forecasts for 2020; 1. American Community Survey (2014– LANDMARK 2018) values are rounded to nearest whole percent; 2. Open Data DC - 2019 THEATER Traffic Volumes (DDOT 2019 AADT); 3. Transitscreen 2021

WARBY PARKER EMMY SQUARED COMPASS COFFEE

SOURCE THEATER

TED’S BULLETIN

SAFEWAY Traffic Capital Bikeshare Capital Bikeshare Traffic Stations Counts Counts2 Counts

Traffic Counts2

BRIXTON

53% 37% 8% 2%

MOBILITY

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

TRADER JOE’S

VE RM ON

E AV

HA MP S

Metrorail Stations Exits

V ST

REEVES CENTER

T ST

DAWSON’S GARDEN MARKET

ROSEMARINO D’ITALIA SHOP MADE IN DC

YES! ORGANIC MARKET LINCOLN ROAMING THEATER ROOSTER

13TH ST

IDA OR FL

WHOLE FOODS

MOBILITY

18TH ST

MINT THE IMPERIAL

WASHINGTON HILTON

A ST RNI IFO CAL

MAYDAN IVY WILD

14TH ST

AVE

F LORIDA

SEVEN REASONS

MARIE REED ELEMENTARY

16TH ST

G MIN WYO

THE GAME SPORTS PUB TIKKI

LU MB IA R D

STREETS MARKET & CAFÉ

SITAR CENTER

ISSHIN RAMEN

A RAM

STREETS MARKET & CAFÉ

ADAMS MORGAN PAGE 2

0 1 2-3 MCDONALD’S 4+

SHARBAT BAKERY

LAPIS

WASHINGTON

AVAILABLE VEHICLES PER HH1

HARRIS TEETER

MINTWOOD PLACE

H HOSPITAL CENTER $50,783 $153,956 $680,646 $13,190 $40,488 $177,126 $4,591 $13,965 $61,485 $69,334 $211,825 $938,934 CHILDRENS NATIO MEDICAL CENTER $13,598 $41,360 H $182,622 M I C $119,723 $362,029 $1,597,012 HI G $90,805 $273,705AN A$1,190,027 VE $107,686 $329,178 $1,498,768 $37,041 $113,313 $517,156 $57,548McMillan $178,449 $784,754 Reservoir $44,584 $136,031 $612,026 $20,464 $62,072 $275,855 $22,272 $67,403 $309,503

UNIVERSITY

THE LINE DC

8TH ST

AL AVE

HED R

TAIL UP GOAT PHILZ COFFEE

E NI LA

IRVING ST

CONSUMER EXPENDITURES ($ thousands)

Apparel Child Care Computers & Accessories NUVEGAN CAFE HARRAR COFFEE Entertainment & ROASTERY & Recreation - Pets Food at Home HERE’S THE Food away from Home SCOOP Health Care SANKOFA - Medical Care Home Improvement DULCINEA Household Furnishings BAR & GRILL Personal Care Products Vehicle Maint. &HOWARD Repair

SONNY’S NO KISSES

H A RVARD ST

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5TH ST

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WMATA BUS BARN

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MOUNT VERNON TRIANGLE

AT THE EAST END OF DOWNTOWN DC, Mount Vernon Triangle (MVT) is a dynamic and convenient place to live, work, and visit. With a blueprint established by the MVT Action Agenda, the neighborhood is widely recognized as one of DC’s model mixed-use communities. It continues to thrive thanks to its engaged residents, active business community, competitive real estate, destination appeal, and proximity to national landmarks and cultural institutions. OPENINGS • AC Hotel Washington D.C. Convention Center • Baan Siam (Thai) • dLeña (Mexican) • Dryy (dry cleaning & laundry) • Mélange (burgers/sandwiches) • Prost (Bavarian) • RASA (Indian fast-casual) • Select Reserves (wine, beer & spirits) • The Little Beet (vegetarian) • Toscana Market (Italian fast-casual)

LOCATION, LOCATION, LOCATION • 4 Metrorail stations & 3 lines • 8 Metrobus/Circulator stops • 9 Capital Bikeshare stations • 50% of residents walk to work 1

MOBILITY & LIVABILITY • Walkable and centrally located in the heart of the District, Mount Vernon Triangle will soon enjoy a new 1.2-acre park and improved bicycle infrastructure, further enhancing #LifeInMVT. • The neighborhood has some of the highest counts of outdoor spaces in the District with 9 streateries + 7 parklets. 2

1. Mount Vernon Triangle CID, 2. Outdoor spaces with DDOT permits as of Dec 2020

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5,906/3,579 4 12

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3RD ST

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18,100

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26,300–34,700 Massachusetts Avenue NW

Source: Esri forecasts for 2020; 1. American Community Survey (2014– 2018) values are rounded to nearest whole percent; 2. Open Data DC - 2019 INDEPENDENCE Traffic Volumes (DDOTAVE 2019 AADT); 3. Transitscreen 2021 AVE CANNON HOUSE OFFICE BUILDING

MOBILITY

NATIONAL AIR & SPACE MUSEUM

3RD ST

HIRSHHORN MUSEUM

49% 41% 9% 1%

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Stanton Square

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ARTS & INDUSTRY BUILDING

MOBILITY

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6TH ST

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BRIGHT START PRE-SCHOOL AND DAYCARE Apparel

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WASHINGTON CONVENTION CENTER

COTTON & REED

TW AverageMARKET HH TERMINAL MASSERIA $139,619 $148,595 BREN$141,741 REDEVELOPMENT LEDGER THEMedian ELEANOR UNION MARKET $109,980 HH DC $105,234 $101,354 UNION MARKET ELCIELO NE - HI-LAWN VE HH Income <$50k AL 30% 24% 27% KA - BIDWELL LA COSECHA ST OR ATF Y RAPPAHANNOCK OYSTER BAR W ST. ANSELM - 9% MARRIOTT TRADER JOE’S HH Income $50–$75k 8% 12% E N THE VILLAGE CAFÉ COURTYARD HYATT HH Income $75k+ 62% 66% 62% MOB HOTEL PLACE U.S. Average HH DisposableSCISSORS &$89,544 $94,778 $90,718 DOJ SCOTCH GALLAUDET

8TH ST

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382,000 50% 50% 94% 73% 41%

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Mt Vernon Sq/ Convention Center

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UNION KITCHEN GROCERY UNCONVENTIONAL DINER

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A BUDDING ECOSYSTEM of artisanal “makers” has created a distillery hotspot with modern manufacturing operations alongside New York Avenue NE. Adaptive reuse of former industrial properties has also attracted hundreds of residents in recent years. Wellknown national brands and local retailers alike continue to arrive in response to this rapidly growing customer base. HECHT WAREHOUSE DISTRICT The historic warehouse and adjacent land were redeveloped into 350 apartments and 200,000 SF of retail space. The building comprises retail, entertainment, manufacturing, and office uses, plus green space. Retailers include Target, BicycleSPACE, Gravitas, Bikram Yoga, MOM’s Organic Market, Petco, Planet Fitness, Compass Coffee, and Kick Axe.

WHAT'S BREWING “Distillery Row” is home to Atlas Brew Works, Jos. A. Magnus & Co. Distillery, New Columbia Distillers, One Eight Distilling, Republic Restoratives, Don Ciccio & Figli, City Winery, and Other Half Brewing, which opened its 22,000 SF production facility and taproom in 2020.

CULINARY CREATIONS

• Gourmet food and beverage options include the Michelin Guide’s Gravitas (1 star) and Ivy City Smokehouse (Bib Gourmand), as well as La Puerta Verde, Chef Majed, Dock FC, Ari’s Diner, and Baker’s Daughter. • Union Kitchen selected the neighborhood for its 24,000 SF flagship location, which contains multiple commercial kitchens, a café/market, and event space, around the corner from the accelerator’s distribution facility.

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GREAT STREETS New York Avenue is a designated Great Streets corridor whose small businesses may apply for grants to cover capital improvements and certain soft costs. In 2020, up to $50,000 was awarded per location.

ORGANIC MARKET

FRANCISCAN MONASTERY

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25,873 73,600–131,000 37,000100

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18% LOWES 31% 38% 13% ZACHYS DC 35.8

$3,954 $854 $340 $5,648 $1,154 $9,877 $6,822 $10,137 $3,578 $4,304 $3,826 $1,662 $2,170

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73,600–131,000 10,300 30,600 14,400

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37% 45% 15% 4%

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

Source: Esri forecasts for 2020; 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 Washington DC Economic Partnership Derek Ford, SVP, Emerging Neighborhoods (202) 661-8673 • dford@wdcep.com wdcep.com

PEPCO BENNIN SERVIC CENTE

NOMA

NESTLED IN THE HEART OF DC and an easy stroll from the U.S. Capitol, NoMa is one of the city’s fastest-growing neighborhoods. The area encompasses nearly 22 million square feet of office, hotel, retail, and residential space, including 30 new LEED buildings and revitalized historic buildings. NoMa continues to grow with an additional 5 million square feet under construction. With the stewardship of the NoMa Parks Foundation, the neighborhood’s development is complemented by its robust dedication to remarkable new parks and public spaces. DEVELOPMENT: NEW + COMING SOON

RESILIENT RETAIL + RESTAURANTS

• The Lexicon (50 Florida Avenue NE) delivered 182 condos and 7,500 SF of retail in 2020.

• NoMa boasts a growing volume of cafés, restaurants, and bars, with recent additions including King Street Oyster Bar, Sweet Science Coffee, Red Bear Brewing, Laos in Town, and CR NoMa.

• Sentinel Square III (45 L Street NE), completed in 2020, comprises 545,000 SF of office anchored by new offices for the FCC. • Tribeca (39–41 New York Avenue NE) will offer 99 condos upon completion in 2021. • 300 M (300 M Street NE), planned to arrive in 2023, will deliver 457 apartments, 10,000 SF of retail, and three levels of below-grade parking. • 40 Patterson Street NE will deliver in 2022 with 321 residential units and 10,000 SF of amenity space. • The DC Housing Authority headquarters (1133 N. Capitol Street NE) is slated to become a 1,200-unit development from MRP Realty, CSG Urban Partners, and Taylor Adams Associates.

• Area retailers include a ﬂagship REI, Harris Teeter and Streets Market groceries, Politics & Prose bookstore, and Warby Parker.

ROBUST TRANSPORTATION • 2 Red Line Metro stations including Union Station, the system’s busiest. • VRE and MARC commuter rails, as well as several interstate bus lines, via Union Station. • Miles of bike lanes, 11 Capital Bikeshare stations, and the eight-mile Metropolitan Branch Trail. • 3 hours to New York City from Union Station via Amtrak.

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2021 ARRIVALS • Press House at Union District (301–331 N Street NE), on a formerly industrial site with a repurposed warehouse, will arrive in 2021 with 356 residential units, 25,000 SF of office for architecture firm Hickok Cole, and 27,300 SF of retail for tenants including Scissors & Scotch. • One 501 (1501 Harry Thomas Way), another formerly industrial site to deliver this year, will comprise 327 apartments, including affordable units and five two-story live/work artist units, as well as 7,500 SF of retail. • Eckington Yards is a 3.1-acre redevelopment expected to arrive in 2021 with 681 residential units and 67,000 SF of retail/ commercial, including “maker” manufacturing space. • The Burton (200 Florida Avenue NE) and The 202 (101 New York Avenue NE), estimated to arrive in late 2021, will deliver a total of 637 residential units and 14,000 SF of retail as part of the three-acre Washington Gateway redevelopment.

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$631,021 $162,019 $56,626 $867,076 $168,928 $1,487,126 $1,103,471 $1,393,226 $481,020 $707,562 $565,706 $255,817 $288,254

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$113,832 $29,557 $10,205 $153,763 $29,833 $265,766 $199,177 $243,663 $83,840 $121,567 $100,406 $45,737 $51,019

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$33,984 $8,692 $3,007 $44,863 $8,687 $78,887 $59,113 $71,883 $24,737 $33,128 $29,670 $13,614 $15,413 STABLE DC TR

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CONSUMER EXPENDITURES ($ thousands) Apparel Child Care Computers & Accessories Entertainment & Recreation - Pets Food at Home NE A Food away from Home L ST Health Care MOR SE ST - Medical Care Home Improvement Household Furnishings Personal Care Products MOZZERIA DC Vehicle SMOKIN’ PIG Maint. & Repair

ROCK N ROLL HOTEL STARBUCKS ATLAS UNLEASHED AVEC THEATER BY PETCO AMAZONFRESH BEN’S CHILI BOWL 0 SOLIDCORE G S T URBAN NAIL LOUNGE 1 AT&T

5TH ST

Union Station

3RD ST

2ND ST

WHOLE FOODS SOLID STATE BOOKS THE DAILY RIDER FANCY RADISH

H ST

CANE ETHOPIC

SUNDEVICH

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GIANT FOOD

2ND ST

NA GER AM LILY

LAOS IN TOWN

BRIGHT START PRE-SCHOOL AND DAYCARE

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

6T HS T

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Mount Olivet 60% Cemetery $87,182

64% $91,591

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4T HS T

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65% $89,944

4TH ST

SUMMIT PL LINCO

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STREETS MARKET & CAFÉ

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HH Income $75k+ Average HH Disposable

E AV

PK COTTON & REED OD WO MARKET TERMINAL MASSERIA B R E NT REDEVELOPMENT LEDGER THE ELEANOR DC UNION MARKET UNION MARKET ELCIELO E NE - HI-LAWN AV A K - BIDWELL LA COSECHAL ST OR ATF Y W ST. ANSELM - RAPPAHANNOCK OYSTER BAR MARRIOTT TRADER JOE’S E N THE VILLAGE CAFÉ COURTYARD HYATT MOB HOTEL PLACE U.S. DOJ SCISSORS & SCOTCH GALLAUDET UNIVERSITY NoMa/Gallaudet U SEOULSPICE CVS HARRIS TEETER

4TH ST

UNION KITCHEN QUALIA COFFEE

SURSUM CORDA REDEVELOPMENT

Judiciary Sq

K OR WY NE

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KING STREET OYSTER BAR MENOMALE PIZZA NAPOLETANA THE DUNCAN DOG HOTEL & DAY SPA

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BROOKLYN BOULDERS

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$680,901

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MEAT & FOODS RED HEN TRUXTON INN BOUNDARY STONE AROI THAI S ST SYLVAN BAKERY & CAFÉ

$662,673

CO &S

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BACIO PIZZERIA ETABLI HOPSCOTCH

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T ST

396,458 49% 51% 93% 69% 39%

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WINDOWS CAFE

3RD ST

2ND ST

1ST ST

3RD ST

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69,859 49% 51% 94% 73% 38%

HECHT WAREHOUSE - BICYCLESPACE - BIKRAM YOGA - MOM’S ORGANIC MARKET 9,532 31,775 187,163 - PETCO - PLANET FITNESS 2.3 2.1 2.0 - COMPASS COFFEE - BAKER’S DAUGHTER 37% -24% ARI’S DINER 33% - DOCK FC TARGET 67% 63% -76% LA PUERTA VERDE

HOUSEHOLDS

V ST

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17,200–23,900 Florida Avenue 8,100–20,000 1st Street NE

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CONTACT NoMa Business Improvement District Maura Brophy, President & CEO mbrophy@nomabid.org Lincoln nomabid.org Park 14TH ST

Capital Bikeshare Stations

SUPREME COURT

MOBILITY

ART

Metrorail Stations

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CONSTITUTION AVE

UNITED STATES CAPITOL

11TH ST

10TH ST

Stanton Square

9TH ST

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NORTH CAPITOL

NORTH CAPITOL'S FOUR COMMERCIAL CORRIDORS—North Capitol Street and Rhode Island, New York, and Florida Avenues—are gateways into DC as well as destinations in their own rights. With hundreds of residential units in the pipeline, the area offers prime retail and commercial opportunities for businesses looking to set up shop.

NOTABLE BUSINESS OPENINGS SINCE 2017 • Creative Grounds DC (café/art/community space) • Glassey (Indian restaurant) • Supreme Barbeque

GREAT STREETS + MAIN STREETS Several streets in the area are designated Great Streets corridors whose small businesses may apply for grants to cover capital improvements and certain soft costs. North Capitol Main Street also provides support through community-based economic development initiatives.

DESTINATION RESTAURANTS + BARS • DCity Smokehouse— #2 best barbecue joint in the DC area (THE WASHINGTON POST 2020) and one of the top 15 best barbecue joints in DC (THRILLIST 2021) • The Red Hen (Italian)— Michelin Bib Gourmand • The Royal (Latin American)— Michelin Bib Gourmand

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NEW + UPCOMING DEVELOPMENT • Vicino (1324 North Capitol St NW) will deliver 67 apartments & commercial space in 2022. • 1600 North Capitol St NW, formerly a gas station, will be redeveloped into 95 units and 5,000 SF of retail. • The 30,000 SF Langston-Slater elementary school campus (33–45 P St NW) will undergo redevelopment per a District RFP issued in July 2020. Future uses must incorporate existing tenant Associates for Renewal in Education, Inc. (ARE). • The Barnett-Adan Apartments (4–14 Q St NW & 14–16 Florida Ave NW) will comprise 24 affordable apartments and commercial and office space. The District selected nonprofit Mi Casa to develop permanent supportive housing, fully accessible, and aging-in-place units. • At 1 Florida Ave, Aria Development Group will build a 15-story building with 410 apartments and retail. • 1509–1519 North Capitol St will contain 139 affordable apartments constructed by So Others Might Eat (SOME).

IRVING ST

CITY-STATE BREWING

HOUSEHOLDS

FORMAN MILLS

ADAMS ST

NoMa-Gallaudet U 5,906/3,579

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25,873

Mobility Mobility 3 Score Score

46,000 37,000AV 100 99 Union

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5TH ST

4TH ST

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

96 98

150,000 288,800

C ST within 1/2 mi Shaw/Howard U weekend Station NA Avg weekday/Avg 2019 Monthly Average North Capitol Street Street Name Excellent Mobility Mobility Walker's Walker'sParadise Paradise IA HereExcellent

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6TH ST

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Metrorail MetrorailVE Exits Stations AA I AN IND

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Union Station

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STARBUCKS ATLAS UNLEASHED AVEC CHILICommunity BOWL THEATER BY PETCO AMAZONFRESH Source: Esri forecasts for 2020; 1.BEN’S American Survey (2014– SOLIDCORE 2018) values are rounded toLOUNGE nearest whole percent; G ST 2. Open Data DC - 2019 URBAN NAIL Traffic Volumes (DDOT 2019 AADT); 3. Transitscreen 2021 AT&T

MOBILITY

URGH ATER

Judiciary Sq

M SUNDEVICH

1ST ST

WOOLLY MAMMOTH THEATER COMPANY

H ST

CANE ETHOPIC

40% 46% 12% 2%

46,100 North Capitol Street MOZZERIA DC 56,200 New York Avenue NW SMOKIN’ PIG TOKI UNDERGROUND 32,200–37,100 Rhode Island Avenue NW 23,500–28,100 Florida Avenue ROCK NNW ROLL HOTEL

GIANT FOOD

5TH ST

F ST

SIDNEY HARMAN HALL

NACO

MOBILITY

4TH ST

NATIONAL BUILDING MUSEUM

31% 50% 16% 3%

Traffic Counts WHOLE FOODS SOLID STATE BOOKS THE DAILY RIDER FANCY RADISH

I ST

3RD ST

G ST

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38% 45%ST 14% MO RS E S 3% T

AV E

9TH ST

MA SS AC HU SE TT SA VE

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INDIGO

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LAOS IN TOWN

BRIGHT START PRE-SCHOOL AND DAYCARE

2ND ST

4TH ST

RPM ITALIAN SOULCYCLE OTTOMAN TAVERNA LUCKY DANGER FOXTROT BAAN SIAM CHEZ LILY

STOREY PARK DEVELOPMENT

$676,335 $174,479 $60,824 $931,069 $181,539 $1,592,315 $1,183,940 $1,495,240 $516,234 $765,599 $607,678 $274,503 $309,539

OR 1 AVAILABLE IDA VEHICLES PER HH

7TH ST

GONZAGA COLLEGE HIGH SCHOOL

L ST

NAISSANCE HOTEL

NORTHWEST ONE REDEVELOPMENT

$118,353 $30,414 $10,582 $159,458 $30,984 $276,839 $207,116 $253,944 $87,496 $124,320 $104,375 $47,638 $53,516

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2ND ST

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STREETS MARKET & CAFÉ SURSUM CORDA REDEVELOPMENT

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1ST ST

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5TH ST

6TH ST

3RD ST

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1ST ST

7TH ST

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SPARK AT ENGINE CO. 12 THE PUB AND THE PEOPLE

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V Apparel $27,209 KA GLASSEY OR Brentwood W YChild Care $6,810 E N Park SUPREME BARBECUE UNION KITCHEN WICKED BLOOM SOCIAL CLUB X AUNTEA BOBA Computers & Accessories $2,447 QUALIA COFFEE DCITY SMOKEHOUSE Entertainment & Recreation $37,264 WY PK UNCLE CHIPS COTTON & REED OD MARKET TERMINAL - Pets BRENTWO $7,286 MASSERIA P ST REDEVELOPMENT LEDGER THE ELEANOR DC $64,908 UNION MARKET Food at Home UNION MARKET ELCIELO NE HI-LAWN REPUBLIC VE Food- away from Home $48,242 A KA - BIDWELL LA COSECHAL ST CANTINA OR ATF Y - RAPPAHANNOCK OYSTER BAR Health Care $58,344 W ST. ANSELM MARRIOTT TRADER JOE’S E N VICINO THE VILLAGE CAFÉ COURTYARD HYATT - Medical Care $20,104 MOB HOTEL PLACE U.S. Home Improvement $31,057 N ST DOJ SCISSORS & SCOTCH GALLAUDET SWEET SCIENCE UNIVERSITY $23,912 Household Furnishings COFFEE SEOULSPICE M NoMa/Gallaudet U Personal CVS KING STREET OYSTER BAR Care Products $10,935 HARRIS MENOMALE PIZZA NAPOLETANA TEETER THE DUNCAN DOG HOTEL & DAY SPA Vehicle Maint. & Repair $11,956

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

12TH ST

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MEAT & FOODS RED HEN TRUXTON INN BOUNDARY STONE AROI THAI S ST SYLVAN BAKERY & CAFÉ

$139,335 $100,113 27% 12% 61% $89,567

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$139,749 $104,714 28% 9% 63% $90,102

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194,950 2.0 39% 61% $654,524

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413,262 GIRARD ST 49% 51% 93% MENOMALE 71% SALUMERIA 2703 CALABASH TEA & TONIC 40%

HOME DEPOT

Rhode Island Ave Average HH $131,887 GIANT FOOD Median HH ROSS DRESS FOR $103,524 LESS HH Income <$50k 26% HH Income $50–$75k 11% HH Income $75k+ 63% Average HH Disposable $87,786

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V ST

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HOWARD UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL

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BRYANT ST

POTBELLY CHIPOTLE

IRVING ST

0-3 mi

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HOWARD UNIVERSITY/ PLEASANT PLAINS PAGE 31

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20,369 73,470 49% 50% 51% 50% TASTEMAKERS 95% 94% 72% 73% 36% 38%

BRYANT STREET DEVELOPMENT Households ALAMO DRAFTHOUSE CINEMA (HH)

CDONALD’S

10TH ST

9TH ST

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BROOKLAND’S FINEST

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10TH ST

VETERANS AFFAIRS MEDICAL CENTER

CHILDRENS NATIONAL Government MEDICAL CENTER H Education

Arts/Tourism

GEORGIA AVE

Retail/Restaurant

7TH ST

R ST

GAN CAFE FFEE & ROASTERY

MASALA STORY

NORTH CAPITOL THEOLOGICAL COLLEGE

WASHINGTON HOSPITAL CENTER

LAWRENCE ST

BUSBOYS & POETS BARNES & NOBLE CHIPOTLE POTBELLY &PIZZA BGR

REED ST

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NORTHWEST ONE

NORTHWEST ONE (“NW1”), PART OF THE DISTRICT’S NEW COMMUNITIES INITIATIVE, offers high-quality housing options and public amenities thanks to significant public and private investment. Within walking distance of Union Station and the 1st and H Street NE corridors, the growing neighborhood offers direct access to Capitol Hill, NoMa, and Mount Vernon Triangle.

DEVELOPMENT PIPELINE

$80.6 MILLION

• 2 L STREET NW: MRP Realty, CSG Urban Partners, and Taylor Adams Associates are redeveloping two District parcels, including the former Temple Courts, totaling 3.5 acres. Construction of 220 mixed-income apartments is underway, and the phased project will ultimately yield a total of 738 residential units and approximately 56,000 SF of retail across three buildings.

The $80.6 M 2 L Street (Phase I) project is being supported by DCHFA through $29.9M in taxexempt bond financing, $17.4M in 4% LIHTC, and a $13.8 M loan from the Office of the Deputy Mayor for Planning and Economic Development.

• SURSUM CORDA: Arriving in 2022, the first phase of the 6.7 acre redevelopment will bring 562 new residential units to the community. • L STREET & NEW JERSEY AVE NW: In March 2021, the District announced a forthcoming RFP to convert a 15,000-SF surface parking lot as part of a faith-based housing initiative in collaboration with Southern Baptist Church.

NEW COMMUNITIES INITIATIVE Led by the Office of the Deputy Mayor for Planning and Economic Development, the District program seeks to revitalize severely distressed subsidized housing with the goal of creating vibrant mixedincome communities. More than 500 units across 3 buildings (SeVerna I, SeVerna on K, and 2M) have delivered to date, with hundreds more to come.

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CITY-STATE BREWING

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42% 45% 11% 1%

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INDEPENDENCE AVE W AS RAYBURN HOUSE SONOMA HI OFFICE BUILDING Capital Capital Bikeshare Bikeshare Traffic Mobility Mobility Walkscore Walkscore RESTAURANT Residents Residentsw/in w/in GOOD STUFF NTraffic GT 2 & WINE10 BAR Stations Counts Counts Counts Score Score3 CANNON HOUSE 10min. min.car carride rideEATERY O OFFICE BUILDING N FORD HOUSE C S T AV 9OFFICE 25,873 30,500 37,000 100 99 98 93 150,000 253,000 BUILDING E

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LIBRARY OF CONGRESS

US BOTANIC GARDENS

DWIGHT D. EISENHOWER MEMORIAL 4TH ST

Metrorail Metrorail Stations Exits

6TH ST

FUTURE WMATA HQ

NATIONAL MUSEUM OF THE AMERICAN INDIAN

MOBILITY

NATIONAL AIR & SPACE MUSEUM

EAST CAPITOL ST

3RD ST

HIRSHHORN MUSEUM

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14% 37% 37% 11% 34.4

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11TH ST

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10TH ST

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3RD ST

BIRD

Judiciary Sq

14% 41% 34% 11% 33.1

CONSUMER EXPENDITURES ($ thousands)

9TH ST

M E ST

WOOLLY MAMMOTH THEATER COMPANY

$139,936 $100,315 27% 12% 61% $89,752

Apparel $42,115 $140,646 $636,414 MO RS Child Care $10,835 $36,813 $164,968 ES T T K SComputers & Accessories $3,739 $12,624 $57,244 Entertainment & Recreation $55,167 $189,362 $874,214 - Pets $10,804 $36,877 $170,369 I ST WHOLE FOODS STATE BOOKS FoodSOLID at Home $97,384 $327,199 $1,495,367 MOZZERIA DC THE DAILY RIDER SMOKIN’ PIG FoodFANCY away from Home $74,137 $247,331 $1,114,972 RADISH TOKI UNDERGROUND H Health ST Care $88,656 $299,816 $1,398,416 ROCK N ROLL HOTEL STARBUCKS - Medical Care AVEC $30,508 $103,159 $482,401 ATLAS UNLEASHED THEATER BY PETCO AMAZONFRESH BEN’S CHILI BOWL Home Improvement $39,952 $148,548 $715,193 SOLIDCORE G S T URBAN NAIL LOUNGE Household Furnishings $36,821 $124,007 $570,059 AT&T Personal Care Products $16,960 $56,628 $257,810 Vehicle Maint. & Repair $19,524 $63,403 $289,539

8TH ST

F ST

SIDNEY HARMAN HALL

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NATIONAL BUILDING MUSEUM

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CAPITAL ONE CENTER

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$146,373 $109,100 25% 9% 66% $93,731

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STOREY PARK DEVELOPMENT

AGE

SCISSORS & SCOTCH Age < 20

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MA SS AC HU SE TT SA VE

H ST

Gallery Pl/ Chinatown

STREETS MARKET & CAFÉ

WALMART

GALLERY PLACE

HARRIS TEETER

SURSUM CORDA REDEVELOPMENT

RPM ITALIAN SOULCYCLE OTTOMAN TAVERNA LUCKY DANGER FOXTROT BAAN SIAM CHEZ LILY

RENAISSANCE HOTEL

SEOULSPICE

Brentwood Park

ST. ANSELM - RAPPAHANNOCK OYSTER BAR THE VILLAGE CAFÉ

MOB HOTEL

5TH ST

U.S. DOJ

TRADER JOE’S

1ST ST

SUITES

M ST

NORTH CAPITOL ST

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CVS

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1ST ST

NGTON ENTION CENTER

HYATT PLACE

KING STREET OYSTER BAR MENOMALE PIZZA NAPOLETANA THE DUNCAN DOG HOTEL & DAY SPA

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TRANSFORMATION IS UNDERWAY just ﬁve blocks south of the Georgia Avenue-Petworth Metrorail Station. Situated between Georgia Avenue and Park Road, Park Morton and surrounding neighborhoods are growing as part of the District’s New Communities Initiative.

MASTER PLAN Park View Community Partners and the DC Housing Authority are jointly redeveloping the Park Morton complex and Bruce Monroe Park into 462 mixed-income residential units over three phases. The development plan includes a public park, apartments (including senior units), and for-sale housing.

GREAT STREETS + MAIN STREETS Several streets in the area are designated Great Streets corridors. As funds become available, small businesses may apply for grants to cover capital improvements and certain soft costs. In 2020, up to $50,000 was awarded per location. The area is also supported by Lower Georgia Avenue Main Street through community-based economic development initiatives.

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NEW COMMUNITIES INITIATIVE Led by the Office of the Deputy Mayor for Planning and Economic Development, the District program seeks to revitalize severely distressed subsidized housing with the goal of creating vibrant mixed-income communities. Since 2010, new development within a half-mile of Park Morton has surpassed 1.3 million SF, including 1,300 residential units and 110,000 SF of retail. As of December 2020, more than 1,160 units were in the pipeline, in addition to another 185 residential units under construction.

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THE PARKS AT WALTER REED

THE PARKS IS AN ADAPTIVE REUSE MIXED-USE MASTER PLANNED COMMUNITY, located on 66 acres of the 110-acre campus of the historic Walter Reed Army Medical Center. With a strong empasis on sustainability, this development will be Washington's largest master planned community, weaving 3.1 million SF of mixed-use retail, residential, office, and educational space throughout an expansive campus environment.1 THE PARKS COMMUNITY

View of Marketplace from Georgia Avenue

At the nexus of several highly established residential neighborhoods, the site's rolling green hills and pedestrian promenades will make direct connections to Rock Creek Park — the nation's largest urban park — a pillar in the project's strong emphasis on recreation. The Parks at Walter Reed is five miles from Downtown DC, minutes from established Montgomery County communities Bethesda, Chevy Chase, and Silver Spring, and highly accessible by foot, Metro, commuter rail, and car.

CHILDREN’S NATIONAL RESEARCH + INNOVATION CENTER • 12 Acres • Medical Research: 450,000 SF • Emplyees: 600 to 1,000 • Avg Employee Income: $100,000

DEPARTMENT OF STATE FOREIGN MISSION CENTER

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PARKSIDE/KENILWORTH IS EXPANDING rapidly thanks to private and public investment totaling $400 million to date. Thousands of residential units are in the pipeline or underway in the neighborhood, which is conveniently located near the Anacostia Freeway (DC-295), Anacostia River, Benning Road, and Eastern Avenue and just south of the 700-acre Kenilworth Park and Aquatic Gardens.

AREA ANCHORS • Unity Health Care and Johns Hopkins Medicine’s Sibley Memorial Hospital have established a cancer clinic within the Parkside Health Center at 765 Kenilworth Terrace NE.

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

• Delivered in 2017, the KenilworthParkside Recreation Center is a combination of new construction and adaptive reuse of part of the former Kenilworth Elementary School.

PARKSIDE CityInterests Development Partners is transforming 26 acres into a 3.1 million SF mixed-use development, including 1,500 to 2,000 residential units, 50,000 SF of retail, 860,000 SF of office space, and a one-acre park. More than 500 new residential units, including 186 for-sale homes, have arrived since 2012.

CONNECTIVITY + ACCESS The 400-foot Parkside Pedestrian Bridge arriving this year will cross over Kenilworth Avenue, two railroad tracks, and I-295 to link the Eastland Gardens, Kenilworth, and Parkside neighborhoods with the Minnesota Avenue Metrorail Station.

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$9,676 $2,132 $809 $13,531 $2,650 $24,035 $16,173 $23,894 $8,311 $10,244 $8,961 $3,938 $4,682

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DEVELOPED BEGINNING IN THE 1880s, Pennsylvania Avenue SE is often considered the gateway to Capitol Hill. Characterized by single-family homes and townhouses, the area is surrounded by Hillcrest, Penn Branch, Dupont Park, Fairfax Village, Fairlawn, Fort Davis, Randle Highlands, and Summit Park. These communities contribute significant consumer spending potential, with average household incomes in the $100,000+ range.

SHOPS AT PENN BRANCH Jair Lynch Real Estate Partners completed renovation of the retail center at 3200 Pennsylvania Avenue SE in 2019. The updated property features 17,000 SF of office space and 65,000 SF of retail anchored by a 20,000 SF Planet Fitness. 2021 newcomers include American restaurant The Highlands and Chipotle Mexican Grill.

FORT CIRCLE PARKS Pennsylvania Avenue SE runs through Fort Circle Park, a treasured open space with walking and bike trails managed by DC’s Department of Parks and Recreation and the National Park Service. The park originally served as a network of forts established to defend the U.S. Capitol during the Civil War.

GREAT STREETS + MAIN STREET Pennsylvania Avenue SE’s designation as a Great Streets corridor allows small businesses to apply for grant funds to cover capital improvements and certain soft costs. The corridor also became a DC Main Street in 2020 under the auspices of the Marshall Heights Community Development Organization.

NEIGHBORHOOD SHOPPING CENTERS Fairfax Village (34,400 SF) and Fort Davis Center (44,000 SF) provide retail, restaurants, and neighborhood services to nearby communities.

1. JobsEQ (2020 covered employment within 1-mile)

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HS 4 6T

D NR WE BO

19% 15% 42% 24% 47.8

22% 18% 41% 20% 43.3

24% 24% 38% 14% 36.2

$5,768 $1,325 $508 $8,311 $1,594 $14,175 $9,669 $14,288 $4,981 $7,462 $5,434 $2,394 $2,781

$21,431 $4,961 $1,852 $30,194 $5,760 $52,319 $35,678 $51,851 $17,968 $25,168 $19,802 $8,762 $10,000

$256,872 $61,667 $22,318 $358,508 $69,641 $622,118 $436,972 $608,457 $210,774 $288,412 $236,124 $104,871 $121,205

AVAILABLE VEHICLES PER HH1 0 1 2-3 4+

BANGOR ST

30 T H

NAY

NG E

GOOD HOPE MARKETPLACE SAFEWAY

FAIRFAX VILLAGE SHOPPING CENTER

AVE

BRANCH AVE

31ST ST

STANTON ELEMENTARY

N ST

MOBILITY Traffic Counts2

ERIE ST

26% 43% 21% 9%

31% 48% 15% 5%

33% 45% 17% 4%

25,600–31,700 Pennsylvania Avenue SE

HILLCREST/ SKYLAND PAGE 30

Metrorail Capital Bikeshare Exits Stations

Capital Traffic Bikeshare Counts Counts2

5,906/3,579 1

25,873 25,600–31,700 37,00072

Avg weekday/Avg within 1/2 mi weekend

Traffic MobilityMobility Counts Score3 Score

Walkscore Walkscore Residents Residents w/in w/in 10 min. 10 car min.ride car ride

70 98

233,600 150,000

2019Pennsylvania Monthly Average Avenue SE Street NameGood HereMobility Excellent Mobility Very Walkable Walker's Paradise

MOBILITY

23 RD

AR YL

ER SP JA

GARFIELD ELEMENTARY

HARTFORD ST

31ST PL

FRANCIS A. GREGORY NEIGHBORHOOD LIBRARY

R LC

UT HE RN

FORT DAVIS SHOPPING CENTER

Fort Davis Park

$73,666 $52,745 47% 18% 35% $54,001

CONSUMER EXPENDITURES ($ thousands) ST

AV E

$99,984 $65,899 38% 17% 45% $69,952

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

FO RT DA VI SS T

T EX

PE NN SY LVA N

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

AGE

SHOPS AT CARPENTER ST PENN BRANCH - PLANET FITNESS - CHIPOTLE MEXICAN GRILL - THE HIGHLANDS

38T H

28TH ST

27TH ST

30TH ST

E BRANCH AV

AVIS DR F O RT D

NASH PL

GRAYS ON PENN AVE

110,256 2.3 39% 61% $371,729

A LA B A M A AV E

E AV TA SO E NN

INCOME

½ MILE RADIUS

11,553 2.2 43% 57% H ST $338,273

G ST

2,352 2.2 55% 45% $477,083

33RD ST

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

Fort Dupont Golf Course

T DR ON UP

TEXA SA VE

HOUSEHOLDS

CONTACT Marshall Heights Community Development Organization Latisha Atkins, Pennsylvania Avenue East Main Streets Director (202) 396-1200 • Latkins@mhcdo.org mhcdo.org

49TH ST

D ER DG RI

Retail/Restaurant

DMV SERVICES CENTER

B ST

C ST

ENERAL ITAL

BENCO SHOPPING CENTER

PETWORTH / PARK VIEW

PORCH-LINED ROWHOUSES and unique local shops front Georgia Avenue, the longest commercial corridor in the District, as it runs through Petworth and Park View. Offering all the advantages of city living, this area continues to welcome families and young professionals with its array of restaurants and recreational amenities.

BOUTIQUE RETAIL + DINING ON UPSHUR STREET

GREAT STREETS + MAIN STREET

Neighborhood-serving small businesses nestled among residential blocks include award-winning restaurants and specialty retailers such as Pom Pom, 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 whose small businesses may apply for grants to cover capital improvements and certain soft costs. The corridor also receives support from Lower Georgia Avenue Main Street through community-based economic development initiatives.

RESIDENTIAL PIPELINE • The Exchange arrived in 2021 with 27 condos & retail. • The Augusta scheduled for completion this year, will contain 15 units & retail. • The Views at Georgia Avenue is arriving in 2022 with 20 1- & 2-BR condos along with retail. • Maddox delivered 18 one- and two-bedroom condos in 2021.

WASHINGTON DC ECONOMIC PARTNERSHIP · DC NEIGHBORHOOD PROFILES 2021

NEW FOOD & DRINK Local favorites such as Looking Glass Lounge, The Midlands Beer Garden, and Fish in the Neighborhood welcomed wine bar St. Vincent, Georgian restaurant Tabla, Little Food Studio café, Ramen restaurant Menya Hosaki, & a new outdoor “streatery” at Smittys in 2020. Southern comfort restaurant Hen & Fin and Honeymoon Chicken both arrive in 2021.

LIGHTHOUSE YOGA CENTER

THE COMMODORE

CVS JACKIE LEE’S

ANDRENE’S CAFE THE LIBRARY

INGRAHAM ST

1ST ST

2ND ST

4TH ST

S RIGG

CVS CASTELLO RESTAURANT & BAR

AV E

Government

Great Street

Main Street

BID Area

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

DR EN TT TO

FARRAGUT ST

EMERSON ST

A W IO

DELAFIELD PL

E AV

188,855 2.1 40% 60% $642,624

3RD ST

4TH ST

5TH ST

7TH ST

8TH ST

U RD

UPSHUR ST

KC HU RC H

ACE HARDWARE TAYLOR ST

BLUEBELL SPA

RE E

CK C

SHEPHERD ST

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

RANDOLPH ST

T ITOL S CAP RTH NO

QUINCY ST

HOLMEAD PL

PARK PLACE

Georgia Ave/ Petworth

PARK PL

CVS TSEHAY

ACE

FISH IN THE NEIGHBORHOOD LOOKING GLASS LOUNGE THE AVENUE PARK RD

THE COUPE

THE MIDLANDS BEER GARDEN WALLS OF BOOKS CALL YOUR MOTHER DELI

MORTON ST

REDROCKS EL CHUCHO LAMONT ST ODD PROVISIONS

SALSA WITH SYLVIA SWEAT DC ST. VINCENT WINE DISTRICT DOGS TRAINING

IRVING ST

R ST

BAD SAINT

HOOK HALL

E WARD

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

WASHINGTON HOSPITAL CENTER

SONNY’S NO KISSES

NUVEGAN CAFE HARRAR COFFEE & ROASTERY

HERE’S THE SCOOP SANKOFA

FAIRMONT ST

GEORGIA AVE

HARVARD ST HOWARD UNIVERSITY/ PLEASANT PLAINS PAGE 31

E SHERMAN AV

IRVING ST

COLUMBIA RD

19% 30% 40% 11% 35.4

19% 30% 39% 12% 35.6

17% 32% 38% 14% 36.0

RELIABLE TAVERN

THIP KHAO

$139,181 $97,735 27% 13% 61% $89,517

TAYLOR ST

NS AS AV E KA

QUALIA COFFEE HOMESTEAD

$114,475 $79,744 33% 15% 53% $77,074

AGE

SAFEWAY

LYMAN’S TAVERN TAQUERIA HABANERO TORO BAR MEZCALERO COCINA MEXICANA SPR LITTLE HAVANA ING RD ANAFRE

COLUMBIA HEIGHTS PAGE 16

YES! ORGANIC MARKET

$122,637 $93,947 27% 13% 60% $83,646

OOD RD HAREW

CHICATANA BARRILITO BAR & RESTAURANT LITTLE COCO’S DC CORAZON FONDA Y TEQUILERIA

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

1ST ST

AV E

9TH ST

TIMBER PIZZA POM POM LITTLE FOOD STUDIO MENYA HOSAKI

AVE

AII AV E

RICO RTO

H AW

INCOME

AN SA S

26,206 2.5 42% 58% $633,082

PU E

HONEYMOON CHICKEN

PETWORTH LIBRARY

½ Grant Circle

6,764 2.8 52% 48% $620,524

L 6TH P

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

AR K

410,649 48% 52% 92% 68% 39%

AV AND OKL BRO

ALLISON ST

CENTRAL 14TH STREET/ WMATA BUS BARN PAGE 13

50% 50% 87% 59% 32%

IC H

CHILDRENS NATIONAL MEDICAL CENTER

IG AN AVE

AVAILABLE VEHICLES PER HH1

0 1 2-3 4+

MOBILITY

McMillan Reservoir

$73,353 $651,929 $18,082 $167,783 $6,631 $58,759 CATHOLIC $101,847 $901,203 UNIVERSITY AMERICA $20,060 $175,679 $176,919 $1,538,275 $130,828 $1,139,494 BROOKL ST $160,566 $1,448,305 VE THE BASILICA A $55,396 $500,400 GAN HI $89,287 $758,022 MIC $65,307 $588,376 $29,695 $264,662 THEOLOGICAL $32,732 $298,942COLLEGE

VETERANS AFFAIRS MEDICAL CENTER

Traffic Counts2

DULCINEA BAR & GRILL

$20,282 $4,906 $1,828 $28,045 $5,531 $49,319 $36,393 $43,718 $15,045 $24,552 $17,820 $8,156 $8,838

33% 43% 16% 7%

40% 40% TRINITY15% COLLEGE 5%

4TH ST

CRITTENDEN ST

BUCHANAN ST

Columbia Heights

M 66,421

HOUSEHOLDS

Rock Creek Cemetery

Sherman Circle

2ND ST

WMATA BUS BARN

BOMBAY STREET FOOD PLEASANT Y PATCH TCHER’S TARGET T BEST BUY BATH & BEYOND MARSHALLS

0-1 mi 0-3 mi Fort Totten

DECATUR ST

G FINE ART ATHENA GRILL HIGHLANDS S EXPLORERS CE LOFT ON 14 FFITI MUSEUM A TACO TO GO ELICIOUS PIES

O BAR & GRILL

19,123 51% 49% 86% 60% 30%

GALLATIN ST

0-½ mi

POPULATION

HA MP SH IR E

PEPPERONI CHIC Education

Fort Totten Park

VE GEORGIA A

HAMILTON ST

Arts/Tourism

KINGSBURY CENTER

LACITAS CAFE

THE MODERN AT AR - ONELIFE FITNESS - RAMDASS PHARM - SHINING STARS PE - T-MOBILE - LOVE & CARE CHIL

PETWORTH / PARK VIEW 7TH ST

E AV OIS

13TH ST

TONY’S PLACE

JEFFERSON ST

IN ILL

14TH ST

BAKE SHOP

KENNEDY ST

NEW SEWELL MUSIC CONSERVATORY

NEPTUNE ROOM

Retail/Restaurant

MITA CAFÉ ZONE 365

LEWIS BARBERSHOP GOLD COAST CAFE

36% 45% 16% 4%

FRANKLIN S 17,800–28,400 Georgia Avenue NW 16,800 New Hampshire Avenue NW 4,500–6,000 Upshur Street NW

Source: Esri forecasts forGLENWOOD 2020; 1. American Community Survey (2014– 2018) values are roundedCEMETERY to nearest whole percent; 2. Open Data DC - 2019 Traffic Volumes (DDOT 2019 AADT); 3. Transitscreen 2021

HOWARD UNIVERSITY

CITY-STATE B

BRYANT STREET DEV ALAMO DRAFTHOUS

SEVEN REASONS

Metrorail Metrorail Stations Exits

MAYDAN IVY WILD

Capital

WHOLE FOODSTraffic Bikeshare Capital Bikeshare Traffic

BRYANT ST

POTBELLY CHIPOTLE

ADAMS ST

Mobility Mobility

Walkscore Walkscore

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

100 99

95 98

263,700 150,000

5,906/3,579 4

25,873 17,800–28,400 37,000

H ST

3 YES! Stations Counts Counts2 Counts Score Score ORGANIC MARKET Georgia Ave/Petworth V ST LINCOLN ROAMING 930 CLUB Avg weekday/Avg weekend within 1/2 mi 2019 Monthly Average Georgia Avenue Street NWNameLANDMARK Here Excellent Excellent Mobility Mobility THEATER THEATER ROOSTER REEVES CAFÉ U CENTER

Walker's Walker's Paradise Paradise

MOBILITY

MCDONALD’S

W ST

V ST ST

2ND ST

F LORIDA

TH ST

STREETS MARKET & CAFÉ

CONTACT District Bridges Teresa Edmondson, Lower Georgia Avenue Main Street Manager EMERGENT PREPARATORY (202) 929-8142 • teresa@districtbridges.org ACADEMY districtbridges.org

FORMAN MILLS

RHODE ISLAND AVE NE / BRENTWOOD

THE BRENTWOOD NEIGHBORHOOD in northeast DC is quickly emerging as a major retail and commercial hub centered around the Rhode Island Avenue-Brentwood Metrorail Station. 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. In addition, hundreds of residential units have delivered over the last five years and thousands more remain in the pipeline.

TRANSIT-ORIENTED MIXED-USE DEVELOPMENT

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

• Bryant Street (redevelopment of Rhode Island Avenue Shopping Center) is supported by a $24M TIF and will feature up to 1,600 residential units and 275,000 SF of retail. Phase I will deliver a 9-screen, Alamo Drafthouse Cinema, 487 residential units and 40,000 SF of retail space in 2021.

GREAT STREETS + MAIN STREETS The corridor receives support from Rhode Island Avenue NE (RIA-NE) Main Street, which works closely with area businesses to assess their needs and provides technical assistance and storefront improvement grants. RIA-NE promotes economic development initiatives including Porch Fest each spring and the Procrastinator’s Holiday Market during the winter.

WASHINGTON DC ECONOMIC PARTNERSHIP · DC NEIGHBORHOOD PROFILES 2021

• RIA (redevelopment of Brookland Manor) will consist of up to 1,760 residential units and 181,000 SF of retail and is supported by a $47M TIF. Phase I will contain two residential buildings totaling 341 units with 200 senior-only units and is expected to start in 2022. • 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.

YES! ORGANIC MARKET

CVS THE BAKER’S LOUNGE

NEWTON ST

Brookland/ CUA

LITTLE MINER TACOS

MONROE ST

VE NA

MENOMALE SALUMERIA 2703 CALABASH TEA & TONIC

REED ST

AV E IN IA VI RG W ES T

525,873

within 2019 Monthly 1/2 mi Average GIANT FOOD

20TH ST

RD UR G

Traffic TrafficK ST 2 Counts Counts

Mobility Mobility Score Score3

RSE ST Walkscore Walkscore Residents Residentsw/in w/in 1010min. min.car carride ride

33,800 37,000

99100

98 86

Rhode Street Island Name Here NEExcellent Excellent Mobility MobilityWalker's VeryParadise Walkable I ST Avenue WHOLE FOODS SOLID STATE BOOKS

150,000 201,200 MOZZERIA DC

EN SB

BR OO KS T

M ST

CONTACT Rhode Island Avenue NE Main Street Kyle Todd, Executive Director L ST (202) 808-9050 • kyle@riamainstreet.org riamainstreet.org 17TH ST

LAOS IN TOWN

DA DA VE

NE AL

INI

RID AA VE

FLO

Rhode Island Avenue NE

HO L

TH CAPITOL ST

33,800

37% 45% 15% 4%

REI RED BEAR BREWING

Metrorail Metrorail Capital CapitalBikeshare Bikeshare BRIGHT START Stations Exits PRE-SCHOOL AND DAYCARE Stations CountsINDIGO

Rhode Island Ave-Brentwood 5,906 / 3,579 Avg weekday / Avg weekend

2 TrafficRCounts D

34% 45% 18% 3%

DENNY’S

L ST

STOREY PARK DEVELOPMENT

MOBILITY

GALLAUDET UNIVERSITY

NoMa/Gallaudet U

40% 43% 15% 2%

Mount Olivet Cemetery

MO UN TO LIV ET

MOBILITY

STREETS MARKET & CAFÉ

0 1 2-3 4+

AV E

HARRIS TEETER

DISTILLERS

AVAILABLE VEHICLES PER HH1

ELL O

SEOULSPICE

MOB HOTEL

SCISSORS & SCOTCH

MO NT

CVS

U.S. DOJ

6T HS T

SWEET SCIENCE COFFEE

MARRIOTT COURTYARD

5T H

HYATT PLACE

4T HS T

E AV RK YO ATF

$612,889 $156,049 $54,989 $845,966 MCDONALD’S $165,016 $1,451,877 $1,070,953 $1,365,407 NEW CITY DC $472,148 DEVELOPMENT $702,926 $552,171 $248,821 $281,357

AV E

IT O

CA P

AN S T COR COR

1ST ST

W NE

PK COTTON & REED OD WO MASSERIA B R E NT LEDGER UNION MARKET UNION MARKET UNION MARKET ELCIELO PAGE 52 NE - HI-LAWN A - BIDWELL LA COSECHAL ST RAPPAHANNOCK OYSTER BAR ST. ANSELM TRADER JOE’S THE VILLAGE CAFÉ

MARKET TERMINAL REDEVELOPMENT THE ELEANOR DC

1ST ST

REPUBLIC CANTINA

ET OYSTER BAR A NAPOLETANA OTEL & DAY SPA

18TH ST

TW O

BR EN

5TH ST

4TH ST

3RD ST

2ND ST

SUMMIT PL LN RD LINCO

Brentwood Park

E AV

WIC

NORTH CAPITOL PAGE 39

CINO

E L

CRUMMELL SCHOOL REDEVELOPMENT

ONE ENT

UNION KITCHEN QUALIA COFFEE

SUPREME BARBECUE X AUNTEA BOBA

UB SE

VE KA OR WY E N

BROOKLYN BOULDERS

LL DA

SPARK AT ENGINE CO. 12 THE PUB AND THE PEOPLE

L GA

KEN

ONE EIGHT DISTILLING

AFÉ

FEN

$40,365 $9,628 $3,566 $56,342 $10,927 $97,813 $69,101 $92,341 $32,033 $47,404 $36,522 $16,260 $18,402

N TA ON M

T HS

T ST

CIO PIZZERIA ABLI PSCOTCH

CONSUMER EXPENDITURES ($ thousands)

Apparel $11,678 W ST Care Child $2,636 Computers & Accessories $998 HECHT WAREHOUSE - BICYCLESPACE Entertainment & Recreation $15,851 - BIKRAM YOGA COMFORT INN - MOM’S ORGANIC - Pets MARKET $2,985 & SUITES - PETCO - PLANET FITNESS Food at Home $28,437 - COMPASS COFFEE - BAKER’S DAUGHTER Food away from Home $19,302 - ARI’S DINER - DOCK FC Health Care TARGET $26,078 - LA PUERTA VERDE - Medical Care $9,019 UNION KITCHEN Home Improvement $12,318 REPUBLIC RESTORATIVES ATLAS IVY CITY Household Furnishings BREW WORKS $10,211 SMOKEHOUSE E GRAVITAS AV ST CITY WINERY Personal CareHALF Products $4,575 K OTHER BREWING E I DON CICCIO OK OR T Y KICK AXE S W & FIGLI ET Vehicle Maint. & Repair $5,007 NE UD NEW COLUMBIA 16T

AFE

GIANT FOOD ROSS DRESS FOR LESS

17% 31% 38% 13% 35.9

Rhode Island Ave

EMERGENT PREPARATORY ACADEMY

22% 26% 37% 15% 35.8

RHODE ISLAND ROW - THE CAROLINA KITCHEN - CHIPOTLE - CVS - DUNKIN DONUTS - JERSEY MIKE’S HOME DEPOT - SALA THAI

FORMAN MILLS

23% 23% 39% 16% BRYANT ST 37.9

SC EN

D RHO

M O

AgeN<TAN20 A AV Age 20–34 E Age 35–64 Age 65+ Median Age (years)

E QU

BRYANT STREET DEVELOPMENT ALAMO DRAFTHOUSE CINEMA

PROV MOM BLUE

WOODRIDGE LIBRARY

AGE

RIA REDEVELOPMENT

VE DA LA N E IS

$109,579 $132,604 $74,369 $93,617 CHUCK BROWN PAVILION 36% 28% FRANKLIN ST 14% 12% 50% 59% ST $73,776 EVARTS $86,027

LA RY MA

E AV ND

I ST

46 T

CITY-STATE BREWING

Average HH $91,372 Median HH $60,313 HH Income <$50k THE PUBLIC OPTION 42% HH Income $50–$75k 16% RITE AID HH Income $75k+ 42% Average HH Disposable $63,693

22ND ST

GIRARD ST

TASTEMAKERS

DEW DROP INN

ZEK BAN HIS

GOOD FOOD185,812 14,788 MARKETS 2.3 2.1 42% 40% 58% 60% $629,070 $619,375

INCOME

FRANKLIN ST

GLENWOOD CEMETERY

409,796 49% 51% 92% 66% 36%

4,962 2.2 36% 64% $541,133

T 14 T H S

37,228 48% 52% 93% 61% 30%

DISTRICT FLOOR DEPOT

HAMLIN ST

BROOKLAND PAGE 8

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

IRVING ST

PRIMROSE

TRINITY COLLEGE

0-3 mi

ART ENABLES

17TH ST

12TH ST

9TH ST

BROOKLAND’S FINEST

4TH ST

8TH ST

7TH ST

DANCE PLACE

VETERANS AFFAIRS MEDICAL CENTER

11,503 46% 54% 89% 50% 24%

HOUSEHOLDS

MASALA STORY

10TH ST

THEOLOGICAL COLLEGE

0-1 mi

LAWRENCE ST

BUSBOYS & POETS BARNES & NOBLE CHIPOTLE POTBELLY &PIZZA BGR

16TH ST

BROOKLAND PINT STARBUCKS

A HIG MIC

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

OTIS ST

CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY OF AMERICA

THE BASILICA

FRANCISCAN MONASTERY0-½ mi

POPULATION

BID Area

24TH ST

Main Street

24TH ST

Great Street

15T H

Government

15TH ST

Education

14TH ST

Arts/Tourism

13TH ST

Retail/Restaurant

14TH ST

13T H ST

T ITOL S CAP RTH NO

OOD RD HAREW

19TH ST

RHODE ISLAND AVE NE / BRENTWOOD

RHODE ISLAND AVE NE / WOODRIDGE

BISECTED BY RHODE ISLAND AVENUE, and bounded by Eastern, South Dakota, and Michigan Avenues and Bladensburg Road NE, Woodridge offers large single-family lots, beautiful tree-lined streets, and wide sidewalks for outdoor seating and programming. As one of Pierre L’Enfant’s original streets, the corridor serves as a major commuter thoroughfare that connects the heart of downtown DC with Maryland’s suburbs. GROWTH ALONG RHODE ISLAND AVENUE • Pipeline developments at 1522, 1544, and 2027 Rhode Island Ave NE are expected to bring a combined 122 residential units in addition to nearly 5,000 SF of retail. • Interior design firm Bandura Design opened in 2020, while His and Hers, a restaurant serving comfort food, arrived this year.

TOP LOCAL INDUSTRIES 1 8,383 Total Area Employment • Construction: 22% • Health Care & Social Assistance: 19% • Transportation & Warehousing: 15%

ANNUAL EVENTS Each year, the neighborhood celebrates Porch Fest, a day of musical performances on neighborhood porches in the spring, as well as the Procrastinator’s Holiday Market, an opportunity to support local vendors during the winter.

GREAT STREETS + MAIN STREETS The Rhode Island Avenue corridor is supported by two programs that help maintain it as a viable business district. Rhode Island Avenue NE (RIA-NE) Main Street, which promotes annual community events and other economic development initiatives, works closely with area businesses to assess their needs and provides technical assistance and storefront improvement grants. In addition, the corridor’s designation as a Great Street allows its small businesses to apply for additional grant funds to cover capital upgrades and certain soft costs. In 2020, businesses received up to $50,000 each. In response to the COVID pandemic, RIA-NE distributed emergency assistance grants to help businesses with basic needs such as rent, utilities, and payroll, in addition to providing online advertising.

1. JobsEQ (2020 covered employment within 1-mile)

WASHINGTON DC ECONOMIC PARTNERSHIP · DC NEIGHBORHOOD PROFILES 2021

RHODE ISLAND AVE NE / WOODRIDGE 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

WEBSTER ST

ST. JOSEPH’S SEMINARY

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

20TH ST

14TH ST

FRANCISCAN MONASTERY

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

24TH ST

ER’S LOUNGE

NEWTON ST

MONROE ST

9,244 2.5 60% 40% $507,551

121,202 2.4 43% 57% $516,912

$114,518 $88,177 33% 11% 56% $79,297

$105,105 $75,600 34% 15% 50% $73,295

$110,844 $77,492 34% 14% 52% $74,714

20% 17% 42% 21% 44.7

20% 20% 40% 20% 42.6

21% 27% 38% 14% 36.3

ST CLI NTO N

18TH ST

17TH ST

16TH ST

15TH ST

14TH ST

PROVOST MOMO YAKITORI BLUE PRINT BARBERSHOP

DC BRAU CONSUMER EXPENDITURES ($ thousands)

SO H UT

E AV

WOODRIDGE LIBRARY

CHUCK BROWN PAVILION

THE PUBLIC OPTION

LN DR CO LIN

FRANKLIN ST

OMALE UMERIA 2703 ABASH TEA & TONIC

RITE AID

24TH ST

FORT LINCOLN/ DAKOTA CROSSING PAGE 22 CHANNING ST

AV E

FO R

SC EN

NT AN A

E QU

M O

22ND ST

EVARTS ST

A REDEVELOPMENT

33R D

AVAILABLE VEHICLES PER HH1

31ST ST

15T H

BRYANT ST

0 1 2-3 4+

MCDONALD’S

COMFORT INN & SUITES

MOBILITY Traffic Counts2

V ST

23% 9%

CHICK-FIL-A

19%

SHOPS AT DAKOTA 6% CROSSING CHIPOTLE FIVE BELOW JERSEY MIKE’S PANDA EXPRESS

15,900–26,100 Rhode Island Avenue NE

N TA ON M

T HS

NATIONAL ARBORETUM

NEW CITY DC DEVELOPMENT

E AV

Mobility Score3

Walkscore

100

191,600

Olivet Capital Bikeshare Mount Traffic Cemetery Stations Counts2

IT O

AV E

National Arboretum

Residents w/in 10 min. car ride

15,900–26,100 Rhode Island Avenue NE

Excellent Mobility

Very Walkable

MOBILITY

WIC

FEN

LL DA

KEN

CA P

29%

Source: Esri forecasts for 2020; 1. ZACHYS AmericanDC Community Survey (2014– 2018) values are rounded to nearest whole percent; 2. Open Data DC - 2019 Traffic Volumes (DDOT 2019 AADT); 3. Transitscreen 2021

DAYS INN

NEW YORK AVE

UNION KITCHEN UBLIC RESTORATIVES ATLAS IVY CITY BREW WORKS SMOKEHOUSE GRAVITAS T CITY WINERY S OTHER HALF BREWING E ON CICCIO OKI T KICK AXE TS & FIGLI DE NEW COLUMBIA AU LL DISTILLERS GA CRUMMELL SCHOOL REDEVELOPMENT

within 1/2 mi

23%

DICK’S SPORTING GOODS MARSHALLS 45% 46% PETSMART

FAIRFIELD INN HOLIDAY INN EXPRESS

16T

HECHT WAREHOUSE - BICYCLESPACE - BIKRAM YOGA - MOM’S ORGANIC MARKET - PETCO - PLANET FITNESS - COMPASS COFFEE - BAKER’S DAUGHTER - ARI’S DINER - DOCK FC TARGET - LA PUERTA VERDE

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19% 42% 24% 14%

LOWES

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GIRARD ST

Apparel $6,504 $23,168 $334,099 ROAMING ROOSTER Child Care $1,599 $5,497 $80,936 RD G Computers & Accessories $593 $2,087 $29,708 R U BEntertainment & Recreation $9,844 $34,256 $465,505 S THE RESERVES EN - Pets $1,983 $6,916 AT DAKOTA CROSSING $91,122 AD Food at Home $16,174 $57,529 $806,751 Food away from Home $11,419BARN $40,495 $579,739 EY DR Health Care $17,067 $60,022 $769,429 - Medical Care $5,913 PARK $20,959 $267,062 FORT LINCOLN Home Improvement $10,316 $33,044 $393,709 Household Furnishings $6,505 $22,843 $305,124 Personal Care Products $2,757 $9,823 $136,200 Vehicle Maint. & Repair $3,279 $12,096 $157,141 E O C MMO DO R

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ZEKE’S COFFEE BANDURA DESIGN HIS AND HERS

IRVING ST

AN S T

2,453 2.6 73% 27% $573,354

ART ENABLES

STORY

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

E ST EA

LAWRENCE ST

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299,141 48% 52% 89% 53% 27%

AGE

ACOS

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23,722 46% 54% 91% 48% 24%

INCOME MI

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13TH ST

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

Anacostia River Park

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 growing demographics. Once home to jazz legend Duke Ellington, the Shaw neighborhood still pulses with a rhythm felt by residents and visitors alike. GREAT STREETS + MAIN STREETS Many corridors in the neighborhood are designated Great Streets. As funds become available, small businesses can apply for grants to cover capital improvements and certain soft costs. In 2020, up to $50,000 was awarded per location. The area is also supported by Shaw Main Streets through community-based economic development initiatives.

TOP LOCAL INDUSTRIES 1 139,089 Total Area Employment • Public Administration: 23% • Professional, Scientific, & Technical Services: 20% • Other Services: 15% (except Public Administration)

TOP RESTAURANT TALENT

2020 OPENINGS

• 3 Michelin 1-star (The Dabney, Kinship, and Metier)

• • • • • • • • • •

• 4 Bib Gourmand (Chercher, Hanumanh, Hazel, and Unconventional Diner) • 8 Michelin Plates (Supra, Tiger Fork, Anxo, Chaplin’s, Convivial, The Royal, Rumi’s Kitchen, and San Lorenzo) • David Deschaies of Unconventional Diner won the Restaurant Association of Metropolitan Washington’s 2020 RAMMY Award for Chef of the Year.

1914 by Kolben Andy’s Pizza Dogtopia Emmy Squared Kabob Restaurant Oyster Oyster Pearl’s Bagels Prescription Chicken Roasted Boon Rumi’s Kitchen

NEW DEVELOPMENT • 1336 8th Street, for which the District selected Roadside Development, will comprise 79 condos and 3,500 SF of retail. • The Ellis, at 7th St. and Rhode Island Ave. NW, will contain 126 twoand three-bedroom condos and 8,000 SF of ground-floor retail. • The Adora (1827 Wiltberger Street NW), delivered nine condos, 28,700 SF of office space, and 12,000 SF of retail to the former Holzbeierlein Bakery in Q2 2021. • Plans for 1400 9th Street NW call for 7 condos plus ground-floor retail. • The District is planning to redevelop the DC Housing Finance Agency headquarters at 815 Florida Avenue NW into a mixed-use project. • Howard University plans to redevelop the HURB-1 site (1840 7th Street, NW) into 204 residential units and up to 30,000 SF of commercial space.

1. JobsEQ (2020 covered employment within 1-mile)

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VETERANS AFFAIRS MEDICAL CENTER

IRVING ST

4TH ST

0-½ mi

McMillan Reservoir

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

HOWARD UNIVERSITY

LE DIPLOMATE

Q ST

VE RM ON

INTERIOR DEFINE SHINOLA

14TH ST

LOVESAC

BAR

LA E IS

COMPASS COFFEE

Mt Vernon Sq/ Convention Center

M ST

WAWA HOTEL ZENA

DAUPHINE’S

WASHINGTON CONVENTION CENTER

DOWNTOWN DC PAGE 19

MARRIOTT MARQUIS

L ST

APPLE FLAGSHIP STORE (CARNEGIE LIBRARY)

PLANET WORD MUSEUM

EMBASSY SUITES CONRAD HOTEL

McPherson Square

RENAISSANCE HOTEL

M ST

NATIONAL MUSEUM OF AMERICAN ART

SIDNEY HARMAN HALL

LULULEMON HOTEL MONACO

NATIONAL THEATER

Federal Triangle

Archives/ Navy Mem'l

NATIONAL NATIONAL MUSEUM OF Metrorail MetrorailMUSEUM Capital Bikeshare Capital Bikeshare Traffic OF AFRICAN AMERICAN Exits Stations AMERICANStations Counts Counts2 HISTORY HISTORY

WOOLLY MAMMOTH THEATER COMPANY

FARMBIRD LANSBURGH THEATER

5,906/3,579 3 10

NATIONAL BUILDING MUSEUM

F ST

WARNER THEATER

RONALD REAGAN BUILDING & INTERNATIONAL TRADE CENTER

CAPITAL ONE CENTER

Traffic Counts

25,873 27,700–28,100 37,000

I AN IND

VE AA

Judiciary Sq

E ST

C ST

100 99

SUNDEVICH

NATIONAL

95 98

GALLERY ART Paradise Avg within weekday/Avg 1/2 mi weekend within 1/2 mi2019 Monthly Average Florida Ave./U Street St., NWName HereExcellent Excellent Mobility Mobility OF Walker's Walker's Paradise

BRIGHT START 48% PRE-SCHOOL AND DAYCARE

267,700 150,000

38% 46% 13% 2%

4TH ST

Mt Venron Square-7 St-Convention Center

Union Station Plaza

I ST

WHO SOLID THE D FANC

Union Station

U St-African American Civil War MemorialCardozo SEC Shaw-Howard University 17,000 9th Street NW 12,400–12,500 7th Street NW 27,700–28,100 Florida Ave./U St. NW

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H ST

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Metrorail Stations

UNION STATION

A AN SI UI LO Residents w/in 10 min. car ride

47% 43% 10% 1%

INDIGO

41% 10% GIANT1% FOOD

Traffic Counts2

D ST

PEN NSY LVA NIA Mobility Mobility AVE Walkscore Walkscore 3 Score Score

0 1 2-3 4+

MOBILITY

WOODIES BUILDING

G ST

1ST ST

OLD EBBITT GRILL THE HAMILTON

Metro Center

GALLERY PLACE

DEVELOPMENT VEHICLES PER HH1 AVAILABLE LAOS IN TOWN

MOBILITY

MA SS AC HU SE TT SA VE

2ND ST

14TH ST

15TH ST

GONZAGA COLLEGE HIGH SCHOOL

WALMART

H ST

CRANES

COTTON & REED

STOREY PARK

NORTHWEST ONE REDEVELOPMENT

CITYCENTERDC

Gallery Pl/ Chinatown

UNION KITCHEN QUALIA COFFEE

CONSUMER EXPENDITURES ($ thousands)

MARKET TERMINAL MASSERIA Apparel $53,357 $187,294 $699,412 REDEVELOPMENT LEDGER THE ELEANOR UNION MARKET Child Care $13,938 DC $49,475 $182,184 U ELCIELO E NE REPUBLIC AV A Computers & Accessories $4,811 $16,852 $62,983 K LA COSECHAL ST CANTINA R ATF O Y W ST. ANSELM Entertainment & Recreation $72,001 $252,542 $960,327 MARRIOTT TRADER JOE’S NE VICINO THE VILLAGE C COURTYARD HYATT - Pets PLACE $14,111 $49,272 MOB$186,993 HOTEL U.S. N ST Food at Home $124,523 $434,671 $1,639,974 DOJ SCISSORS & SCOTCH SWEET SCIENCE COFFEE Food away fromSEOULSPICE Home $94,693 $330,272 $1,224,767 NoMa/Gallaudet U M KING STREET OYSTER BARHealth CareCVS $113,505 $399,735 $1,533,428 HARRIS MENOMALE PIZZA NAPOLETANA TEETER $39,069 THE DUNCAN DOG HOTEL & DAY SPA - Medical Care $137,639 $528,836 Home Improvement $57,013 REI$198,214 $786,498 STREETS MARKET & CAFÉ RED BEAR BREWING Household Furnishings $47,046 $165,526 $626,360 SURSUM CORDA REDEVELOPMENT Personal Care Products $21,535 $75,610 $283,189 Vehicle Maint. & Repair $24,098 $84,865 $317,794 L ST

RPM ITALIAN SOULCYCLE OTTOMAN TAVERNA LUCKY DANGER FOXTROT BAAN SIAM CHEZ LILY

THE CHEESECAKE FACTORY

16% 35% 37% 13% RK YO 34.8 NEW

P ST

4TH ST

UNION KITCHEN GROCERY UNCONVENTIONAL DINER

5TH ST

6TH ST

LONG VIEW GALLERY DOGTOPIA THE DABNEY

9TH ST

11TH ST

13TH ST

SUNDEVICH

X AUNTEA BOBA

13% 13% 37% 39% 39% 38% 11% BOULDERS 10% BROOKLYN 34.9 34.5

1ST ST

7TH ST

PAPPE

N ST

O ST

GIANT

CHERCHER ETHIOPIAN RESTAURANT & MART

VICEROY

R ST

UNCLE CHIPS

VE EY A

CITYMARKET AT O STREET OYSTER OYSTER

WHOLE FOODS MARKET

Age < 20 Age 20–34 SPARK AT ENGINE CO. 12 THE Age PUB35–64 AND THE PEOPLE Age 65+ Median Age (years) SUPREME BARBECUE

BIG BEAR CAFÉ

WICKED BLOOM SOCIAL CLUB DCITY SMOKEHOUSE

JERS

Logan Circle

P ST

RID AA VE

$142,945 $101,706 26% 12% 62% $91,376

AGE

GLASSEY

E AV ND

BACIO PIZZERIA ETABLI HOPSCOTCH

FLO

Shaw/Howard University

NEW

STUDIO THEATER

ZEPPELIN

T ST

MEAT & FOODS RED HEN TRUXTON INN BOUNDARY STONE AROI THAI S ST SYLVAN BAKERY & CAFÉ

3RD ST

J. CREW

WINDOWS CAFE

$148,988 $108,961 24% 10% T ST 66% $94,588

6T HS T

R ST

$148,344 $109,045 26% 9% 66% $94,526

4T HS T

AMAZON FRESH SEPHORA PARACHUTE

TA VE

WEST ELM N HARDWARE

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

8TH ST

13TH ST

S ST

HOWARD THEATER

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

5T H

Shaw/Howard University

GYPSY KITCHEN

DOI MOI

INCOME

U ST

SOURCE THEATER

D’S BULLETIN

196,315 2.0 37% 63% $682,679

5TH ST

WARBY PARKER EMMY SQUARED COMPASS COFFEE

T ST

OOM & BOARD

HALF SMOKE

30% 70% $694,465

49,850 1.8 32% 68% $678,356

4TH ST

ONT/BRESCA

V ST

14,300

EMERGENT PREPARATORY 1.9 ACADEMY

1ST ST

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

RADER JOE’S

FORMAN MILLS

LINCO

HOWARD UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL

414,501 49% CITY-STATE BREW 51% 94% BRYANT73% STREET DEVELO ALAMO DRAFTHOUSE C 42%

1ST ST

BRIXTON

2ND ST

LANDMARK THEATER

930 CLUB CAFÉ U

3RD ST

U ST

W ST

4TH ST

V ST

REEVES CENTER

95,144 51% 49% 94% 78% 44%

3RD ST

WHOLE FOODS

YES! ORGANIC MARKET LINCOLN ROAMING THEATER ROOSTER

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

ADAMS ST

5TH ST

VEN REASONS

BRYANT ST

POTBELLY CHIPOTLE

MAYDAN IVY WILD

27,811 52% 48% 94% 73% 41%

DEW

FRANKLIN ST

HOUSEHOLDS

MCDONALD’S

NORTH CAPITOL ST

14TH & U/LOGAN CIRCLE PAGE 1 F LORIDA AV

TREETS ARKET & CAFÉ

0-3 mi

DULCINEA BAR & GRILL

0-1 mi

POPULATION

BID Area

5TH ST

Main Street

6TH ST

Great Street

IG AN AVE

3RD ST

FAIRMONT ST

Government

TRINITY COLLEGE

2ND ST

Education

SHAW

CHILDRENS NATIONAL MEDICAL CENTER

SUMMIT PL

SANKOFA

Arts/Tourism

IC H

CONTACT Shaw Main Streets Stanton Alexander M. Padro, Exec. Director Square (202) 265-7429 shawmainstreetsinc@gmail.com shawmainstreets.org CONSTITUTION AVE 1ST ST

Retail/Restaurant

HERE’S THE SCOOP

LN RD

HARVARD ST

NUVEGAN CAFE HARRAR COFFEE & ROASTERY

GEORGIA AVE

COLUMBIA RD

2ND ST

olumbia Heights

WASHINGTON HOSPITAL CENTER

SONNY’S NO KISSES

E SHERMAN AV

TARGET BEST BUY H & BEYOND MARSHALLS

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 world-class museums, seven performance venues, and a rapidly expanding food and cultural scene thanks to the opening of The Wharf. Over the last decade, the population within a half-mile increased 36%, and hundreds of new residential units are underway. 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.

TOP LOCAL INDUSTRIES 1 61,004 Total Area Employment • Public Administration: 49% • Professional, Scientific & Technical Services: 16% • Arts, Entertainment & Recreation: 8%

NEIGHBORHOOD GROWTH • Redevelopment of the Randall School will result in 489 multifamily units, a 31,800 SF art gallery, and 18,000 SF for additional uses once Museum Place arrives in 2022. • The new 22,000 SF Southwest Library delivered this year, while Jefferson Academy’s 2020 renovation nearly doubled the middle school’s capacity from 305 to 540 students. • 555 E Street delivered the District’s first 252-key CitizenM hotel, 194 rental apartments, and 10,500 SF of retail space in 2020. • The Kiley (600 4th Street, SW) delivered an eight-story, 315-unit rental apartment building, including 20 duplex units on the 1st floor, in Q2 2021. • At 400 I Street, the Westminster Presbyterian Church will undergo redevelopment to produce 222 units, including 123 affordable senior rentals, plus a new 18,500 SF church in 2024. 1. JobsEQ (2020 covered employment within 1-mile)

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MÉTIER RUMI’S KITCHEN PEARL’S BAGELS COMPASS COFFEE LEON THE LITTLE BEET MÉLANGE ALTA STRADA/ 395 LITTLE PRINCE SAFEWAY AC HOTEL DRYY VIDA GYM SWEETGREEN BUSBOYS & POETS K ST DLEÑA TOSCANA MARKET PROST A BAKED JOINT

WASHINGTON CONVENTION CENTER MARRIOTT MARQUIS

WALMART

CITYCENTERDC

AVE

Households (HH) Average HH Size Stanton Square Owner-occupied Renter-occupied Median HH Value CONSTITUTION AVE

Union Station Plaza

NATIONAL GALLERY OF ART

SUPREME COURT

CITIZENM

RESIDENCE INN BY MARRIOTT

I ST

SAFEWAY CVS

6TH ST

THE WHARF (PH II)

DELA WAR E AV E

SOUTHWEST LIBRARY

ER AT W

RECREATION PIER

AMIDON-BOWEN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL

CANOPY BY HILTON HYATT HOUSE MOMO CHICKEN & GRILL ARENA STAGE MASALA ART STATION 4

Waterfront

N ST

Channel 12 25,873

THOMPSON HOTEL MAIALINO MARE

MARKET

EXTREME PIZZA

DIAMOND TEAGUE PARK VE CA MA TO PO

TINGEY ST

AVAILABLE VEHICLES PER HH1 DISTRICT WATER ST

THE LUMBERSHED

P ST

CAPITOL RIVERFRONT PAGE 10

ALL-PURPOSE THE SALT LINE JACKIE SANDLOT SOUTHEAST SOLACE BREWING COMPANY

0 YARDS PARK 1 2-3YARDS MARINA 4+

MOBILITY Metrorail Stations

HALF ST

DC UNITED SOCCER STADIUM 1ST ST

ngton

5,906/3,579 4

Capital Capital Bikeshare Bikeshare TrafficTraffic 2 Stations Counts CountsCounts

EASTERN MARKET CAPTAIN COOKIE AND C STTHE MILKMAN

ESPRESSO 11% PEREGRINE 12% 16% DISTRICT TACO A AV THE DUCK & THE PEACH 31% 36% JOE’S 35%CAROLIN TRADER H BRGZ T U SO 37% SEPHORA 40% 38% ORANGETHEORY FITNESS Eastern 18% M 14% 12% Market 39.7 36.2 34.6 YES! ORGANIC

MEKKI DC

NATIONALS PARK

O ST

2ND ST

shi

INIA

IRG

Metrorail Metrorail Exits Stations

COMPASS COFFEE DISTRICT DOGS MISSION DOS UNION KITCHEN

4TH ST

East Potomac Park Golf Course

A LIN

FORT LESLIE J MCNAIR

EAGLE ACADEMY PUBLIC CHARTER SCHOOL

Frederick Douglass Bridge

Poplar

Point 2 Traffic Counts

WINERY

39% 49% 12% 0%

37% 51% 11% 1%

Waterfront L'Enfant Plaza Federal Center SW Smithsonian 16,000 7,700–9,400 16,900

39% 47% 13% 2%

11th Street Bridge

M Street SW 4th Street SW Maine Avenue SW

WALGREENS ANACOSTIA PLAYHOUSE

Source: Esri forecasts for 2020; 1. American Community Survey (2014– 2018) values are rounded to nearest whole percent; 2. Open Data DC - 2019 COLUMBIAN QUARTER Traffic Volumes (DDOT 2019 AADT); 3. Transitscreen 2021

Anacostia

Mobility Mobility Score3Score

16,000 37,000 100 99

Lincoln Park

MATCHBOX BITTER GRACE Apparel $24,997 $53,409 $531,568 JENI’S SPLENDID ICE CREAM MIRACLE THEATRE BOMBAY STREET FOOD Child Care $6,288 $13,764 $137,511 G ST CALL YOUR MOTHER DELI BARRACKS & PEARLS Computers & Accessories PINEAPPLE $4,766 MARINE$47,462 ROSE’S$2,242 LUXURY WHOLE $34,682 $72,766 $724,345 FOODSEntertainment & Recreation 395 - Pets $6,863 $14,308 $140,652 CVS I ST I ST SCARLET CAPITOL SKYLINE OAK Food at Home $59,343 $125,014 $1,244,659 HOTEL S T K Food away from Home $44,027 $93,653 $924,579 THE BRIG COURTYARD BY BON BLACKBIRD MARRIOTT Health Care $57,725 $119,792 CHON SALON$1,169,519 L ST LAS PLACITAS - Medical Care $20,056 $41,421 $403,123 CANAL PARK CAPITAL TURNAROUND DOGTOPIA DMV Home Improvement $29,094 $57,839 $569,949 M ST M DRYY Household Furnishings $23,059 $48,466 $475,392 BASEBOWL RAMEN Navy Yard GRILL & BAR HARRIS TEETER DDOT Personal Care Products $10,374 $21,910 $215,185 COLDSTONE CREAMERY US DOT SCISSORS & SCOTCH 295 BOILERMAKER PUNCH BOWL SOCIAL NAVY YARD Vehicle Maint. &SHOPS Repair $12,282 $25,618 $244,140 ATLAS BREW WORKS

VE EY A JERS

THE INTERCONTINENTAL

RO CA

NEW

DISTRICT PIER

West Potomac Park

BLIND WHINO

THE WHARF

$135,172 $97,204 29% 11% 60% $87,667

8TH ST

G ST

THE ANTHEM

$126,449 $97,691 26% 12% 62% E $84,568 AV

TED’S BULLETIN DISTRICT CONSUMER EXPENDITURES ($ thousands) SOUL FOOD

2ND ST

MA INE AV E

SOUTH CAPITOL ST

MUNICIPAL FISH MARKET

H RT NO

GOOD STUFF EATERY

E ST

395

Francis Case Memorial Bridge TRANSIT PIER

Capitol South

DIU

HYATT PLACE

AGE

$117,935 $92,013 26% 14% 60% $81,002

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

E ST

HUD

C ST

7TH ST

Federal Center SW

HILTON

MUSEUM OF THE BIBLE

L’ENFANT PLAZA

MANDARIN HOTEL

L'Enfant Plaza

FORD HOUSE OFFICE BUILDING

SONOMA RESTAURANT & WINE BAR

CANNON HOUSE OFFICE BUILDING

1ST ST

INTERNATIONAL SPY MUSEUM

9TH ST

14 TH ST

12TH ST

CVS HOLIDAY INN

3RD ST

US DEPT. OF ENERGY

US BOTANIC GARDENS

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

DWIGHT D. EISENHOWER MEMORIAL 4TH ST

FUTURE WMATA HQ

FAA

6TH ST

M Smithsonian

USDA

NATIONAL MUSEUM OF THE AMERICAN INDIAN

NATIONAL AIR & SPACE MUSEUM

Walkscore Walkscore

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

8398

172,400 150,000

Avg within weekday/Avg 1/2 mi weekendwithin the 2019 BIDMonthly AverageM Street,Street SW Name Here ExcellentExcellent MobilityMobility VeryWalker's WalkableParadise

MOBILITY

HIRSHHORN MUSEUM ARTS & INDUSTRY BUILDING

US HOLOCAUST MEMORIAL MUSEUM

Average HH Median EAST HH CAPITOL ST HH Income <$50k LIBRARY OF HH Income $50–$75k CONGRESS HH Income $75k+ INDEPENDENCE AVE Average HH Disposable

UNITED STATES CAPITOL

SMITHSONIAN CASTLE

FREER GALLERY OF ART

155,847 1.9 33% 67% $643,471

HALF ST

The Mall

16,747 1.7 30% 70% $543,246

INCOME

NATIONAL MUSEUM OF NATURAL HISTORY

8,540 1.6 38% 62% $455,566

12TH ST

E AV

295

AVE

PEN NSY LVA NIA

A AN SI UI LO

ING JR

NATIONAL MUSEUM OF AMERICAN HISTORY

C ST

11TH ST

Archives/ Navy Mem'l

10TH ST

Federal Triangle

HOUSEHOLDS

D ST

VE AA

318,902 49% 51% 94% 70% AVE D AN YL R39%

SHA NN ON

I AN IND

UNION STATION

27,807 49% 51% 96% 81% 42%

9TH ST

LANSBURGH THEATER

Judiciary Sq

ROCK AVEC AMAZONFRESH BEN’S CHILI BOWL SOLIDCORE G ST URBAN NAIL LOUNGE AT&T

8TH ST

FARMBIRD

RONALD REAGAN BUILDING & INTERNATIONAL TRADE CENTER

M E ST

WOOLLY MAMMOTH THEATER COMPANY

UNLEASHED 13,887 BY PETCO 48% 52% 96% 81% 45%

7TH ST

SIDNEY HARMAN HALL

LULULEMON HOTEL MONACO

SEC

1ST ST

WARNER THEATER

SUNDEVICH

6TH ST

NATIONAL BUILDING MUSEUM

F ST

NATIONAL THEATER

NATIONAL MUSEUM OF AFRICAN AMERICAN HISTORY

G ST

CAPITAL ONE CENTER

STARBUCKS

Population Male Female High School Graduate + Bachelor’s Degree + Graduate / Professional Degree 5TH ST

NATIONAL MUSEUM OF AMERICAN ART

0-3 mi

SMOKIN’ PIG TOKI UNDERGROUND

H ST

4TH ST

WOODIES BUILDING

Union Station

1ST ST

GALLERY PLACE

WHOLE FOODS FANCY RADISH

POPULATION CANE ETHOPIC

2ND ST

OLD EBBITT GRILL THE HAMILTON

Metro Center

Gallery Pl/ Chinatown

I ST

SOLID STATE BOOKS 0-½ mi 0-1 mi THE DAILY RIDER

GIANT FOOD

BID Area BID Area

MA SS AC HU SE TT SA VE

H ST

CRANES

3RD ST

15TH ST

14TH ST

Retail/Restaurant Retail/Restaurant Arts/Tourism Arts/Tourism Education Education Government Government Great Great Street Street MainMain Street Street THE CHEESECAKE FACTORY

K ST

INDIGO

4TH ST

RENAISSANCE HOTEL

BRIGHT START PRE-SCHOOL AND DAYCARE

3RD ST

CONRAD HOTEL

cPherson Square

GONZAGA COLLEGE HIGH SCHOOL

RPM ITALIAN SOULCYCLE OTTOMAN TAVERNA LUCKY DANGER FOXTROT BAAN SIAM CHEZ LILY

LAOS IN TOWN

2ND ST

EMBASSY SUITES

STOREY PARK DEVELOPMENT

2ND PL

SOUTHWEST WATERFRONT

APPLE FLAGSHIP STORE (CARNEGIE LIBRARY)

PLANET WORD MUSEUM

L ST

NORTHWEST ONE REDEVELOPMENT

NORTH CAPITOL ST

L ST

FLO RID AA VE

RED BEAR BREWING

SURSUM CORDA REDEVELOPMENT 1ST ST

HOTEL ZENA

PHINE’S

DC LOTTERY CONTACT DC TAXICAB COMMISSION R K E Southwest Business Improvement District TH STARBU LU Anacostia Steve Moore, Executive Director TI N R A M (202) 618-3515 • smoore@swbid.org M swbid.org SU MN ER

ST EV

HO W AR D

BARRY FARM RECREATION

TAKOMA

ANCHORED BY THE TAKOMA METRORAIL STATION, this neighborhood serves as a gateway into the District from the affluent suburbs of Montgomery County, Maryland. Takoma’s pedestrian-scaled streets and wellpreserved Victorian-style homes lend a vibrant town village character that never ceases to attract new retailers and residents to the neighborhood. NEW F&B IN 2021 • Donut Run, DC’s ﬁrst all-vegan donut shop, opened its first permanent storefront at 6904 4th Street after operating for years as a popup. • The historic Takoma Theatre (c. 1923), rehabilitated as an outpatient clinic for the Children’s National Medical Center, welcomed specialty coffee purveyor Lost Sock Roasters’ first standalone retail operation. A sixth location for DC juice bar Turning Natural arrived in 2021 as well.

GREAT STREETS Takoma’s commercial corridors are designated Great Streets whose small businesses may apply for up to $50,000 in grant funds to cover capital improvements and certain soft costs.

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TRANSIT-ORIENTED DEVELOPMENT • Jair Lynch Real Estate Partners is developing 129 affordable units for residents aged 55 and older at 218 Vine Street. Just two blocks from the Metro, the project is expected to arrive in 2022. • The Arbor at Takoma (218 Cedar Street), developed by Neighborhood Development (NDC), will deliver 36 market-rate and affordable condominiums and NDC's new corporate office in 2023/24. • SGA plans to construct 170 rental units on an assemblage encompassing 300–308 Carroll Street and 325 Vine Street. The project involves renovating two existing single-family homes and preserving three one-story commercial structures onsite.

Silver Spring

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0-½ mi

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Arts/Tourism

Education

Government

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Main Street

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POPULATION

BID Area

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

7,275 46% 54% 92% 64% 44%

29,976 47% 53% 92% 59% 35%

270,705 49% 51% 83% 50% 28%

3,252 2.2 56% 44% $596,358

12,180 2.4 57% 43% $592,381

101,791 2.6 46% 54% $534,767

$148,733 $104,813 24% 13% 63% $96,499

$131,518 $92,397 27% 14% 59% $87,685

$117,723 $79,671 31% 16% 53% $79,030

17% 22% 42% 19% 43.1

21% 20% 41% 18% 41.9

23% 23% 39% 15% 37.4

HOUSEHOLDS

TARGET

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

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CHEZ AUNTY LIBE QUACKENBOS ST

$38,345 $9,556 $3,514 $55,285 $10,864 $92,612 $66,715 $90,091 $31,264 $53,345 $36,019 $15,735 $18,096

$294,413 $71,282 $26,461 $413,198 $81,364 $709,996 $513,327 $682,904 $237,668 $377,242 $273,908 $120,609 $141,148

AVAILABLE VEHICLES PER HH1

RITTENHOUSE ST

BEACON CENTER

$11,416 $2,927 $1,059 $16,774 $3,324 $27,518 $19,947 $27,587 $9,621 $16,672 $10,999 $4,742 $5,585

17% 48% 27% 8%

20% 43% 27% 9%

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PEABODY ST

ONEIDA ST

WALMART OOHS & AAHS OGLETHORPE ST

Mobility Mobility Score3 Score

AV E KA NS AS Walkscore Walkscore

VINTAGE GLAM

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

9TH ST

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5,906 / 3,579 3

KENNEDY ST

25,873

12,700 37,000 100 99

LIGHTHOUSE

87 98

209,500 150,000

MOBILITY

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RIGGS LASALLE CONTACT COMMUNITY CENTER Washington DC Economic Partnership Derek Ford, SVP, Emerging Neighborhoodse FIVE GUYS RIGGS SUBWAY (202) 661-8673 • dford@wdcep.com PARK CH PLACE ILL wdcep.com U WALMART

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PRIMROSE SCHOOLS

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TENLEYTOWN

THE SECOND OLDEST COMMUNITY IN WASHINGTON, Tenleytown overlooks the city from its highest natural point and blends a small-town feel with an array of urban amenities along Wisconsin Avenue. Shopping, Fessenden and Fort Reno Parks, dining at more than 30 restaurants, and top-notch educational institutions are all within walking distance of tree-lined streets and two-story single-family homes. Multi-generational and family-oriented, Tenleytown continues to rank among the District’s most sought-after neighborhoods. NEIGHBORHOOD ACCOLADES

NEW RETAIL + RESTAURANTS • Confetti Play Café • Surfside (Mexican) • Korean BBQ Experience at SeoulSpice • Formerly Was (art gallery) • Bullfrog Bagels • Le Kavacha French Bistro • Roaming Rooster (fried chicken) • Squisito Pizza & Pasta • Sol Mexican Grill • Five Guys (burgers)

TOP LOCAL INDUSTRIES 1 19,038 Total Area Employment • Educational Services: 30% • Professional, Scientific, & Technical Services: 10% • Health Care & Social Assistance: 9%

• WASHINGTON BLADE named Friendship Hospital for Animals the Best Veterinarian in 2020. • WASHINGTON CITY PAPER’s Best of DC 2020 winners included Bullfrog Bagels (Best Bagel), CAVA (Best Fast Casual Dining), Club Pilates (Best Pilates Studio), Middle C Music (Best Place to Buy Instruments), Orangetheory Fitness (Best HIIT Studio), & The Washington Ballet (Best Dance Company).

RESIDENTIAL + COMMERCIAL GROWTH • Over the next three years, more than 1,800 new residential units will arrive across six developments at Wisconsin Ave & Chesapeake St. • 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 2022.

ANNUAL EVENTS • Fall: Art All Night • Winter: Tenley WinterFest • Spring: Get Fit at Fessenden • Summer: Bastille Day at the Park, Fort Reno Concert Series

1. JobsEQ (2020 covered employment within 1-mile)

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UT AH

AV E

JOCELYN ST JENIFER ST

CHEVY CHASE/ FRIENDSHIP HEIGHTS PAGE 14 HARRISON ST

SOL MEXICAN GRILL

ACE HARDWARE CONTAINER STORE TARGET

JANNEY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL

DAYS INN

45TH ST

AMERICAN UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF LAW WARREN ST

BOURBON COFFEE SURFSIDE

A NE BR AS K

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AV E

VAN NESS ST

SIDWELL FRIENDS SCHOOL

SCHOOL OF ROCK

WEYGANDT WINES 23,400–48,000 Wisconsin Avenue TARGET CALIFORNIA 5,000 Albemarle StreetTORTILLA M Cleveland Park

SABABA AL VOLO BINDAAS

34TH ST

35TH ST

36TH ST

Mobility Score3

Walkscore

100

Excellent Mobility

RD RIM ILG

Walker's PParadise

Residents w/in 10 min. car ride

178,300

MOBILITY

Wisconsin Avenue

39TH ST

23,400–48,000

WASHINGTON NATIONAL CATHEDRAL

CONTACT Tenleytown Main Street Leigh Catherine Miles, Executive Director (202) 362-1815 lcmiles@tenleytownmainstreet.org tenleytownmainstreet.org CATHEDRAL AVE

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20% 49% 26% 5%

Source: Esri forecasts for 2020; 1. American Community Survey (2014– STREETS MARKET & CAFE UPTOWN THEATER 2018) values are rounded to nearest whole percent; 2.YES! OpenORGANICS Data DC - 2019 PO Traffic Volumes (DDOT 2019 AADT); 3. Transitscreen 2021 321 BISTRO RT

AV E

IDA HO 44TH ST

45TH ST

24% 43% 30% 3%

LAREDO MEDIUM RARE INDIQUE

ME Capital Bikeshare Stations

within 1/2 mi

19% 27% 37% 17% 37.7

MACOMB ST

W NE AV E

Metrorail Stations HAWTHORNE ST

20% 28% 35% 18% 36.6

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WOODLEY RD

CATHEDRA L

18% 27% 38% 17% 38.8

UPTOWN MARKET

Traffic Counts2

NEWARK ST

AV E

$187,885 $123,460 19% 11% 70% $113,556

ITALIAN PIZZA KITCHEN CONSUMER EXPENDITURES ($ thousands) SFOGLINA

MOBILITY

SHEMALI’S

$206,052 $149,510 16% 8% 76% $123,173

0 1 2-3 4+

ORDWAY ST

SE TT S

$232,306 $170,399 14% 5% 81% $135,933

AVAILABLE VEHICLES PER HH1

AMERICAN UNIVERSITY

AS SA CH U

30 T H

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

Apparel $12,506 $72,141 $505,477 Child Care $3,548 $19,895 $135,864 ACACIA FOOD & WINE Computers & Accessories $1,163 $6,711 $46,517 ALLCARE GOLD’S GYM Entertainment & Recreation $18,118 $103,818 $719,543 VIET CHOPSTICKS - Pets $3,489 $20,227 $140,395 UNIVERSITY OF GIANT THE DISTRICT OF Food at HomeCVS $166,920 $1,180,856 COLUMBIA MUCHAS GRACÍAS $28,844 ROSEMARY’S BISTRO CAFÉ Food away from Home $21,698 $125,594 $884,131 14 Van Ness/UDC M PHO WINE & SPIRITS Health Care CALVERT WOODLEY$28,294 $164,267 $1,144,342 VAN NESS ST SCHOOL - Medical Care $9,769 $56,908 LEVINE $395,962 OF MUSIC INTERNATIONAL HOWARD UNIVERSITY Home Improvement $17,210 $97,316 $664,648 CHANCERY UPTON ST SCHOOL OF LAW CENTER WHITTLE SCHOOL & LAW LIBRARY$67,542 Household Furnishings $11,668 $468,823 + STUDIOS Personal Care Products $5,110 $29,579 $207,221 TILDEN ST$33,302 Vehicle Maint. & Repair $5,573 $232,627

RODMAN ST

111,957 2.1 50% 50% $921,733

ALBEMARLE ST

BREAD FURST

ALTON PL

CITY RIDGE FUTURE WEGMANS

14,686 2.1 55% 45% $906,275

BRANDYWINE ST

Tenleytown/AU

CAVA NANDO’S PERI PERI SQUISITO PIZZA & PASTA

2,281 2.5 66% 34% $941,137

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

36TH ST

WHOLE FOODS MARKET CHICK-FIL-A FIVE GUYS WAWA PANERA BREAD STARBUCKS CVS

YUMA ST

WARREN ST

248,639 47% 53% 95% 81% 51%

AGE 38TH ST

43RD ST

WILSON HIGH SCHOOL BANDIT TACO LE KAVACHA FRENCH BISTRO

CONFETTI PLAY CAFE

ELLICOTT ST

E AV UT TIC

42ND ST

44TH ST

BULLFROG BAGELS

DISTRICT TACO ORANGETHEORY FITNESS SEOUL SPICE CORE POWER YOGA FRIENDSHIP HOSPITAL FOR ANIMALS ROAMING ROOSTER

ALBEMARLE ST

DEAL MIDDLE SCHOOL

GEORGETOWN DAY SCHOOL

34,341 44% 56% 98% 88% 58%

INCOME MI

EC NN CO

GEORGETOWN DAY LOWER/MIDDLE SCHOOL

30 T

LINNEAN AV E

38TH ST

39TH ST

41ST ST

FORMERLY WAS FESSENDEN ST ARTFOLIO ART STUDIO & FRAMING

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

CVS

6,083 45% 55% 98% 90% 62%

HOUSEHOLDS RD

RODMAN’S

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SAFEWAY ASE PKWY CHEVY CH

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AV E

28TH ST

NORTHAMPTON ST

AVALON THEATER

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UNION MARKET

UNION MARKET, A CULINARY DESTINATION AND ENTREPRENEURIAL CENTER, embodies the ﬂourishing, creative, urban fabric of DC. Having been designated as a historic district in 2016, the area maintains its character while welcoming exciting new uses thanks to updated streetscape guidelines. Several major development projects underway will deliver millions of square feet for residential, retail, educational, and office uses and bring renewed energy and activity to this northeast neighborhood.

PLACEMAKING • Launched in 2019, the Latin marketplace La Cosecha features 14 vendors plus community and performance space. • Hi-Lawn opened in 2020 as a restaurant/bar and rooftop green space offering picnic tables, lawn games, and incredible views.

GALLAUDET CAMPUS PLAN As part of its 2022 Campus Plan, Gallaudet University retained JBG Companies for the master development of four parcels along 6th Street NE. Plans for the 1.5 million SF project, set to deliver in 2030, include 135,000 SF of retail, 1,800 residential units, 61,000 SF of office, and 32,000 SF of educational space.

NEW DEVELOPMENT • Morse Union Market District (500–530 Morse Street NE): LCOR delivered 279 apartments, more than 20,200 SF of retail, and underground parking in 2021. • 400 Florida Avenue is slated to be redeveloped into a 155-room MOB hotel and 110 residential units. • Developed by EDENS, 1346–1348 4th Street will serve as a gateway to Union Market and will include 370–400 residential units and 34,400 SF of retail, including dedicated production/industrial makerspace. • Ledger Union Market (1300 4th Street NE), a 134-unit residential building with 12,000 SF of retail and parking, delivered in 2020 as a collaboration between EDENS and Toronto-based Great Gulf.

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MARKET TERMINAL REDEVELOPMENT • Kettler, Carmel Partners, Carr Properties, SmithGroup, and Grosvenor Americas will develop 4.9 acres along Morse Street NE into four buildings encompassing 1.4 million gross SF. • Slated for 2021 delivery, Phase I will bring the 550-unit Gantry residential development (300 Morse Street) and Signal House, a 227,000 SF office building (350 Morse Street).

UNION MARKET DISTRICT As part of the 8 million SF redevelopment plan, EDENS is constructing two buildings, one of which will sit atop the existing Market Building. Uses will include office, residential, and retail, including dedicated light manufacturing/distribution space, as well as a new urban plaza and 7,000 SF park.

4TH

PRIMROSE

TRINITY COLLEGE

DISTRICT FLOOR DEPOT

HAMLIN ST

WOODRIDGE LIBRARY

UNION MARKET GIRARD ST

FRANKLIN ST

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19TH ST

NoMa-Gallaudet University 5,906/3,579 Avg weekday/Avg weekend

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

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9TH ST

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40% 45% 13% 3%

New York Avenue, NE Florida Avenue, NE

D ST

Union Station Plaza

$609,020 $155,278 $54,549 $836,997 $163,072 $1,438,610 M ST $1,063,513 $1,349,369 $466,059 $681,979 $546,405 $246,918 $278,773

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39% HECHINGER MALL

Traffic Counts2

6TH ST

5TH ST

0 1 2-3 4+

MOBILITY VE DA AN L RY MA

$12,832 $82,452 $3,167 $20,795 $1,135 $7,337 $17,292 $112,775 $3,331 $21,831 $30,334 $194,950 $22,111 $142,773 $27,867 $181,453 $9,593 $62,662 $13,439 $90,057 L ST $11,311 $73,446 $5,142 $33,201 VE DA N LA RY $5,791 $37,284 MA

STABLE DC

ROCK N ROLL HOTEL STARBUCKS ATLAS UNLEASHED AVEC THEATER BY PETCO AMAZONFRESH BEN’S CHILI BOWL SOLIDCORE G ST URBAN NAIL LOUNGE AT&T

4TH ST

EN SB

UR G

SMOKIN’ PIG TOKI UNDERGROUND

17% 33% 38% 13% 35.3

AVAILABLE VEHICLES PER HH1

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CONSUMER EXPENDITURES ($ thousands)

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6T HS T

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5T H

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AGE

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PK COTTON & REED OD WO MASSERIA B R E NT LEDGER UNION MARKET UNION MARKET ELCIELO NE - HI-LAWN A - BIDWELL LA COSECHAL ST ST. ANSELM - RAPPAHANNOCK OYSTER BAR TRADER JOE’S THE VILLAGE CAFÉ

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UNION KITCHEN QUALIA COFFEE

SUPREME BARBECUE X AUNTEA BOBA

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NEW CITY DC $130,276 DEVELOPMENT $91,808 30% 12% 58% $84,645

21ST ST

BR EN

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BR OO KS T

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3RD ST

2ND ST

5TH ST

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$131,954 $98,494 29% 10% 60% $86,062 E AV

$117,253

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Average HH

UNION KITCHEN REPUBLIC RESTORATIVES Median HH $94,975 ATLAS IVY CITY SMOKEHOUSEHH Income <$50k BREW WORKS 31% E GRAVITAS T CITY WINERY AV BREWING ES HHOTHER IncomeHALF $50–$75k 9% RK DON CICCIO OKI YO KICK AXE ST & FIGLI ET HH Income $75k+ 60% UD NEW COLUMBIA ONE EIGHT LA L DISTILLERS GA DISTILLING Average HH Disposable $79,229 CRUMMELL SCHOOL REDEVELOPMENT

187,114 2.0 37% MCDONALD’S 63% $621,435

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W NE

SPARK AT ENGINE CO. 12 THE PUB AND THE PEOPLE

24,825 2.3 36% 64% $655,991

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PIZZERIA I COTCH

Households (HH) Average HH Size HECHT WAREHOUSE - BICYCLESPACEOwner-occupied - BIKRAM YOGA - MOM’S ORGANIC MARKET Renter-occupied - PETCO - PLANET FITNESS Median HH Value - COMPASS COFFEE - BAKER’S DAUGHTER - ARI’S DINER - DOCK FC - LA PUERTA VERDE

T ST

4,283 2.4 27% COMFORT 73%INN & SUITES $614,715

HOUSEHOLDS W ST

T HS 16T

SUMMIT PL

GIANT FOOD ROSS DRESS FOR LESS

400,039 49% 51% 93% 67% 37%

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Rhode Island Ave

58,248 49% 51% 94% 70% 35%

RHODE ISLAND AVENUE NE/ BRENTWOOD PAGE 46

10,844 50% 50% 96% 71% ST BRYANT 36%

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FORMAN MILLS

EMERGENT PREPARATORY ACADEMY

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CITY-STATE BREWING Education Government

TW O O D

Arts/Tourism

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MENOMALE SALUMERIA 2703 CALABASH TEA & TONIC

52 ND ST

FRANKLIN ST

Retail/Restaurant

CHUCK BROWN PAVILION

THE PUBLIC OPTION

TASTEMAKERS

DEW DROP INN

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VAN NESS

OFFERING THE CONVENIENCE of Metro access and urban amenities, along with the natural beauty and serenity of Soapstone Valley and Rock Creek Park, Van Ness is seeing increased demand and generating heightened energy. Residents of the neighborhood’s apartments and single-family homes enjoy an easy commute, a variety of retail options, a safe and family-friendly atmosphere, and active and engaged community members.

TOP LOCAL INDUSTRIES 1 9,987 Total Area Employment • Educational Services: 21% • Finance & Insurance: 19% • Professional, Scientific, & Technical Services: 13% • Heath Care & Social Assistance: 12%

GREAT STREETS + MAIN STREETS In 2020, VNMS extended its northern boundary to include Forest Hills and Wakefield, from Van Ness Street to Nebraska Avenue. During the COVID-19 pandemic, VNMS allocated $56,000 in grant funds among ten businesses and distributed more than $6,000 of personal protective equipment (PPE) across its expanded catchment area.

$457.8 MILLION SPENDING POTENTIAL A 2018 study by HR&A Advisors determined that the primary retail trade area, comprising 14,600 residents, 5,200 students, 3,500 workers, and 36,000 hotel guests, offered a combined spending potential of $457.8 million.

INSTITUTIONAL TRAFFIC DRIVERS • 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 Van Ness Campus & David A. Clarke School of Law • Whittle School & Studios 1. JobsEQ (2020 covered employment within 1-mile)

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Population Male Female Rock Creek High School Graduate + Park Bachelor’s Degree + Graduate / Professional Degree RD RD

BROAD BR A

ITALIAN PIZZA KITCHEN SFOGLINA UPTOWN MARKET

10% 33% 37% 20% 39.4

11% 32% 38% 18% 38.7

322,828 48% 52% 94% 78% 48%

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148,262 2.1 47% ROCK CREEK 53% TENNIS CENTER $820,133

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LEVINE SCHOOL OF MUSIC

TILDEN ST

SIDWELL FRIENDS SCHOOL

PA R

RODMAN ST

LAREDO MEDIUM RARE INDIQUE

ORDWAY ST

SCHOOL OF ROCK WEYGANDT WINES TARGET CALIFORNIA TORTILLA

CLEVELAND PARK LIBRARY

0 1 2-3 4+

35TH ST

34TH ST

MACOMB ST

KL IN

GLE Traffic RD Counts

31,500 37,000

27TH ST

28TH ST

29TH ST

Y KW

24% 55% 20% 2%

31% 45% 20% 5%

Connecticut Avenue

Mobility Mobility 3 Score Score

Walkscore Walkscore WOOD LE

100 99

85 98

Y RD

NATIONAL ZOOLOGICAL PARK

Residents Residentsw/in w/in 10 10min. min.car carride ride

ACE HARDWARE CHIPOTLE DISTRICT KITCHEN

211,900 150,000

Avg weekday/Avg weekend within 1/2 mi 2019 Monthly Average Connecticut Street Avenue Name HereExcellent Excellent Mobility Mobility Very Walker's Walkable Paradise IRCLE RY C Woodley Park/Zoo/

WT O

NR O

SABYDEE

MO LIBR PUR THE MA MO B

EACH PEACH MARKET CONTACT BOLD FORK BOOKS PEAR PLUM Van Ness Main Streets, Inc. Gloria M. García, Executive Director H A RVARD ST (202) 421-7825 • gloria@vannessmainstreet.org vannessmainstreet.org

NAANWISE CVS NANDOS BISTRO BITES PETIT MONDE BISTRO & CAFÉ STUDY HUB

53 I

PA RK R

BEAU THAI DOS GRINGOS HAYDEE’S HUSH BOUTIQUE MARTHA DEAR SUNS MT DESERT ISLAND ICE CREAM CINEMA

MOBILITY

34TH PL

25,873

31,500

T NT S

E AV

Capital Capital Bikeshare Bikeshare Traffic Traffic ArrivalsCounts Counts2Counts

$614,966 $163,350 $56,132 $863,533 $167,971 $1,439,433 $1,074,462 $1,371,980 $473,793 $766,874 $561,697 $250,407 $279,677

A LEAS MT P

D AN EL EV CL

GARFIELD ST

DUKE'S COUNTER BAKED BY YAEL

VE TA

CATHEDRAL AVE

25% 56% 17% 1%

MOBILITY

U TIC EC

$68,623 $19,187 $6,284 $95,263 $18,431 $157,414 $119,909 $149,423 $51,436 $81,474 $62,020 $27,772 $30,646

Source: Esri forecasts for 2020; 1. American Community Survey (2014– 2018) values are rounded to nearest whole percent; 2. Open Data DC -ELLE 2019 TAQUERIA NACIONAL Traffic Volumes (DDOT 2019 AADT); 3. Transitscreen 2021 LA BAHIA

NN CO

WASHINGTON NATIONAL CATHEDRAL

$23,411 $6,703 $2,156 $32,897 $6,305 $53,634 $40,779 SHEPHERD ST $50,708 $17,432 $28,713 $21,076 $9,418 $10,058

STREETS MARKET & CAFE YES! ORGANICS PO 321 BISTRO RT ER SABABA ST AL VOLO BINDAAS

NEWARK ST

WEBSTER ST

NC 1 AVAILABLE VEHICLES Y BR AHH PINEPER

Cleveland Park

UPTOWN THEATER

CU D

17%14TH STREET G 30%DANGEROUS 37% 16% 36.7

CONSUMER EXPENDITURES ($ thousands)

HOWARD UNIVERSITY UPTON ST SCHOOL OF LAW & LAW LIBRARY

WHITTLE SCHOOL + STUDIOS

17TH ST

$170,318 $112,909 22% 12% 67% $104,793

17TH ST

VAN NESS ST INTERNATIONAL CHANCERY CENTER

36TH ST

$183,790 $127,729 15% 11% 74% $113,139

18TH ST

Van Ness/UDC

H ST

$177,110 $124,047 16% 10% 74% $110,184

18TH ST

TH PL

15,214 1.8 44% 56% $867,818

ARG YLE TE R

5,454 1.8 44% 56% $809,631

AV E

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

19TH ST

UNIVERSITY OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA

38TH ST

BL AG D

28,019 44% 56% 99% 89% 57%

AGE

ACACIA FOOD & WINE ALLCARE GOLD’S GYM VIET CHOPSTICKS

Van Ness-UDC 5,906/3,579 3

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

N CH

DAYS INN

Metrorail Metrorail Exits Stations

9,845 44% 56% 98% 88% 58%

INCOME

36TH ST

38TH ST

E AV UT TIC

DAVENPORT ST

BREAD FURST

FULTON ST

0-3 mi

R VE O

EC NN CO

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

ELLICOTT ST

ALBEMARLE ST

IM GR PIL

0-1 mi

HOUSEHOLDS

BRANDYWINE ST

WOODLEY RD

0-½ mi

POPULATION

BID Area

GRANT RD

38TH ST

CVS

Main Street

RO S

Great Street

BEA CH DR

2 7 TH ST

28TH ST

29TH ST

Government

M ILITA R

LINNEAN AV E

Education

30 T

31ST

NE B Arts/Tourism

30 T H

RA SK A

DA AVE NEVA

ASE PK CHEVY CH

Retail/Restaurant

VAN NESS

ACE HARDWARE

WEST END / FOGGY BOTTOM

THE WEST END AND FOGGY BOTTOM blend past and present by achieving a balance of 19th century historic architecture, iconic mid-century modern design, and contemporary mixed-use construction. The neighborhood is home to institutions including The George Washington University (GWU), GWU Hospital, and The Kennedy Center and hosts diplomats and other visitors to the State Department, General Services Administration, Department of the Interior, World Bank, and International Monetary Fund.

NEW DEVELOPMENT THE GEORGE WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY DC’s largest university has a student body of 27,000, while its hospital employs more than 1,000 physicians and staff.

• Boathouse Apartments (2601 Virginia Ave) is a 250-unit, 145,000 SF building with 5,000 SF of ground-floor retail that arrived in 2020. The site was previously a 200-room, 110,000 SF GWU dormitory that had originally served as a Howard Johnson hotel. • The Wray (515 22nd St), which once housed U.S. State Department offices, delivered 158 multifamily units in 2021. • GWU’s property at 2100 Pennsylvania Ave will have a new 454,000 SF trophy office building with 30,000 SF of retail and underground parking. WilmerHale will occupy 288,000 SF once the building delivers in 2022.

$100M KENNEDY CENTER EXPANSION The internationally recognized John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts has added three pavilions (Welcome, Skylight, and River) and Victura Park as part of “The Reach,” a project to increase rehearsal, education, and public event space. The Kennedy Center is also expanding below-grade bus parking and patron vehicle access.

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RECENT OPENINGS • Pho Joint (Vietnamese popup at Duke’s Grocery) • Imperfecto (Mediterranean/ Latin American restaurant) • Tazza Café (American/ Mediterranean restaurant)

HARRIS TEETER

MINTWOOD PLACE

THE DINER TRYST

LAPIS

MA RA LO KA

REEVES Population CENTER

HOUSEHOLDS

WEST ELM LOGAN HARDWARE

Households (HH) Average HH Size R ST J. CREW Owner-occupied Renter-occupied Median HH Value Q ST

SAFEWAY

HA MP SH

Sheridan Circle

S ST

19TH ST

ROSEMARINO D’ITALIA SHOP MADE IN DC

BLUEMERCURY LOFT

NE W

PHILLIPS COLLECTION

DUPONT HOTEL

½ MILE RADIUSSORELLINA

MARCEL’S

PROPER 21K

Washington Circle P

ENN

GEORGE WASHINGTON HOSPITAL

Foggy Bottom/GWU

BUTTER CHICKEN COMPANY

OMAC PKWY POT

Farragut Square

Farragut West

SHOPS AT 2000 PENN DUKE’S GROCERY GEORGE WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY

IMF WORLD BANK G ST

THE KENNEDY CENTER

RG I

THE REACH

F ST

THE WRAY COURTYARD BY MARRIOTT

17% 54% HOTEL ZENA 19% 10% 26.6

CONSUMER EXPENDITURES ($ thousands)APPLE FLAGSHIP STO

GSA HQ

NATIONAL THEATER

STATE DEPARTMENT

DOI

D ST

DAR CONSTITUTION HALL C ST

C CK RO

0 1 The 2-3 Ellipse 4+

56% 37% RONALD REAGAN BUILDING & 6% INTERNATIONAL TRADE CENTER 0%

CONSTITUTION AVE Traffic Counts

Archi Navy M

NATIONAL MUSEUM OF AFRICAN K Street NW AMERICAN AMERICAN21,800–27,000 HISTORY HISTORY

14,100–28,100 Pennsylvania Avenue NW 7,900–9,200 New Hampshire Avenue NW

NATIONAL MUSEU

Source: Esri forecasts for 2020; 1. American Community Survey (2014– NATURAL HISTORY 2018) values are rounded to nearest whole percent; 2. Open Data DC - 2019 Traffic Volumes (DDOT 2019 AADT); 3. Transitscreen 2021

WWII MEMORIAL

Reflecting Pool

The Mall

WASHINGTON MONUMENT

21,800–27,000 37,000

Walkscore Walkscore

Residents Residentsw/in w/in Tidal 10 10min. min.car car ride ride

100 99

98 99

150,000 198,600

Avg weekday / Avg weekend within 1/2 mi 2019 Monthly Average K Street NWStreet Name Here Excellent ExcellentMobility Mobility

Walker's Walker'sParadise Paradise

Basin

CONTACT US HOLOCAUST MEMORIAL Washington DC Economic Partnership MUSEUM Derek Ford, SVP, Emerging Neighborhoods USDA (202) 661-8673 • dford@wdcep.com wdcep.com 14 TH ST

Mobility Mobility Score Score3

MOBILITY

Potomac Park

Capital Capital Bikeshare Bikeshare Traffic Traffic StationsCounts Counts2 Counts

25,873

FREER GALLERY OF ART

INDEPENDENCE AVE

Arlington Memorial Bridge

LANSBU THEA

NATIONAL

VE LA RIA

Y KW LP RIA O M ME

51% 35% 40% 48% 8% Federal 14% M Triangle 1% 3%

MOBILITYMUSEUM OF

VIETNAM VETERANS MEMORIAL

Foggy Bottom-GWU 18 5,906 / 3,579

FARMBIRD

AVAILABLE VEHICLES PER HH1

E ST

EK RE

(CARNEGIE LIBRAR

KOREAN WAR MEMORIAL

Metrorail Exits Stations

Mt Vernon 14% Convention C 38% 37% WASHINGTO CONVENTIO CENTE 12% MARRIOTT 34.4 MARQUIS

PLANET WORD Apparel $33,721 $98,588 $757,175 MUSEUM EMBASSY SUITE Child Care $8,621 $26,371 $201,758 M Computers & Accessories $3,096 $8,962 CONRAD $68,477 I ST REN McPherson Entertainment & Recreation $45,372 $132,810 HOTEL $1,033,362 Square - Pets $8,904 $25,879 CITYCENTERDC $201,262 H ST Lafayette THE CHEESECAKE FACTORY Food at Home $77,560 $225,708 $1,756,948 Square CRANES Food away from Home $59,542 $173,254 $1,331,300 Gall Health Care $73,429 $212,096 $1,638,654 Chin - Medical Care $25,367 $73,016 $564,405 M WOODIES NATION BUILDING Home Improvement $33,907Metro$101,926 $839,116 MUSEUM O AMERICAN A Center OLD EBBITT GRILL Household Furnishings $30,303 $88,013 $676,086 THE HAMILTON THE WHITE WARNER Personal Care Products $13,845 $40,075 $306,672 HOUSE THEATER LULULEMON HOTEL MON Vehicle Maint. & Repair $16,344 $45,941 $343,758

E ST

AV E

LINCOLN MEMORIAL

MO ME

12% 46% 30% 12% 32.1

GALLERY DOGTOPIA THE DABNEY

K ST

HOTEL HIVE

Theodore Roosevelt Memorial Bridge

Logan $131,583 $153,753 Circle $155,965 $85,764 $107,229 CITYMARKET $109,316 AT O STREET OYSTER OYSTER 33% 24% 22% CHERCHER ETHIOPIAN RESTAURANT11% & MART 12% 12% 55% 64% 66% PAPPE SUNDEVICH $84,316 $97,397 $98,227 LONG VIEW

SMITHSONIAN CASTLE

H M

ARTS & INDUST BUILDING

M Smithsonian

US DEPT. OF ENERGY

INTERNATIONAL SPY MUSEUM

54 L’ENFANT PLAZA

9TH ST

anne etow n Ch

TAZZA CAFÉ

Farragut North

Age < 20 M ST Age 20–34WAWA DAUPHINE’S Age 35–64 Age 65+ Median Age (years) L ST

E IS

12TH ST

o rg

THE WATERGATE

MAYFLOWER HOTEL

RIZIK’S LITTLE SESAME NORDSTROM RACK PAUL BAKERY CHARLES TYRWHITT

IA A VE

WHOLE FOODS

23RD ST

BOATHOUSE APARTMENTS

SYL VAN

22ND ST

WASHINGTON HARBOUR

JOHNSTON & MURPHY

21ST ST

25TH ST

RITZ-CARLTON HOTEL & LOEWS THEATRE

RIS SWEETGREEN FOR FIVE COFFEE ROASTERS

H&M TINY JEWEL BOX

14TH ST

TRADER JOE’S

FOUR BAKED & WIRED SEASONS HOTEL

ROW HOUSE RITZ-CARLTON

STUDIO THEATER

AGE

BROOKS BROTHERS

JOS. A BANK

HILTON GARDEN INN

M ST

GRAHAM HOTEL

CITY SWING CITY TAP HOUSE

TOPAZ HOTEL TATTE BAKERY & CAFÉ

33% 67% $755,967

70% $729,376

LE DIPLOMATE

P ST

197,234 1.9 35% 65% E $717,092 ND AV LA

15TH ST

FAIRMONT HOTEL

SANDLOT

STREETS MARKET & CAFÉ

INTERIOR DEFINE 30% SHINOLA

LOVESAC

Average HH Median HH WHOLE FOODS MARKET HH Income <$50k HH Income $50–$75k HH Income $75k+ VICEROY N ST Average HH Disposable

MUNCHEEZ

17TH ST

27TH ST

29TH ST

30TH ST

31ST ST

OLD STONE HOUSE

S Y

EMBASSY SUITES PARK HYATT

AMAZON 10,048 FRESH 24,940 SEPHORA PARACHUTE 1.5 1.5

MILK BAR

VE TA

APPLE STORE JONATHAN ADLER

KOMI

GOLDEN TRIANGLE PAGE 28

U TIC EC

FOXTROT

EMISSARY SWINGERS HEURICH HOUSE MUSEUM

M NN CO

OMPASS COFFEE NION KITCHEN GROCERY .A. BURDICK HANDMADE CHOCOLATES

28TH ST

VINTAGE78

Dupont Circle

20TH ST

GEORGETOWN PAGE 24

INCOME

Shaw/Ho Univer

GYPSY KITCHEN

DOI MOI

11TH ST

DAWSON’S GARDEN MARKET

930 CLUB

TA VE

IDA OR FL

E AV

WHOLE FOODS

CAFÉ U 390,918 21,791 45,643 BR 47%M 49% 49% M 53% 51% 51% U St/African American 98% 98% 95% NELLIE’S Civil War Mem'l/Cardozo WARB 90% 90% 80% EMMY COMPA SOURCE 61% THEATER 58% 46%

Male U ST Female TRADER JOE’S HighJONT/BRESCA School Graduate + Bachelor’s Degree T ST + ROOM & BOARD Graduate / TED’S BULLETIN Professional Degree

BANDIT TACO LAURIOL PLAZA

PRESIDENT WOODROW WILSON HOUSE

MARKET LINCOLN ROAMING THEATER ROOSTER

POPULATION V ST

VE RM ON

WASHINGTON HILTON

T IA S ORN ALIF

DUPONT CIRCLE PAGE 20

Montrose Park

MINT THE IMPERIAL

OYSTER ADAMS

0-3 mi

13TH ST

VE GA

BID Area

13TH ST

Main Street

14TH ST

23RD ST

MIN WYO

AV E

Great Street

YES! 0-½ mi 0-1 mi ORGANIC

16TH ST

RD AMA RGovernment

O KAL

MAYDAN IVY WILD

SEVEN REASONS

MARIE REED ELEMENTARY

IR EA VE

Education

Arts/Tourism

24TH ST

Retail/Restaurant M AS SA CH US ET TS

MONT R D BEL

F LORIDA

ISSHIN RAMEN

THE GAME SPORTS PUB TIKKI

18TH ST

RE E C

HAVEN ST

STREETS MARKET & CAFÉ

SITAR CENTER

STREETS MARKET & CAFÉ

WY K PK

C RO

WEST END / FOGGY BOTTOM DC ARTS CENTER

9TH ST

ANS TO NE DR

SHARBAT BAKERY

18TH ST

LU MB IA R D

WOODLEY PARK

THOUSANDS OF TOURISTS COME TO WOODLEY PARK ANNUALLY to enjoy the National Zoo and adjacent Rock Creek Park or to stay at the storied Omni Shoreham Hotel. Residents and visitors enjoy the neighborhood’s retail and restaurant corridor, as well as its legacy as a national historic district.

GREAT STREETS + MAIN STREETS The area’s designation as a Great Streets corridor allows its small businesses to apply for grant funds to cover capital improvements and certain soft costs. The corridor also receives support from Woodley Park Main Street through communitybased economic development and placemaking initiatives.

VISITOR DESTINATIONS • Kennedy Warren • National Cathedral • Omni Shoreham Hotel • Rock Creek Park • Smithsonian’s National Zoo

NEIGHBORHOOD STAPLES • Open City • Hot ‘N’ Juicy Crawfish • Lebanese Taverna  • Macintyre’s Pub • Mayahuel Cocina Mexicana • Baked by Yael • Duke’s Counter • LiLLiES Restaurant & Bar

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NEIGHBORHOOD HAPPENINGS • The iconic Marilyn Monroe mural underwent a second restoration in fall 2020 for its 40th anniversary. • The District Department of Transportation is performing a safety and traffic study to analyze the potential for a reversible lane along Connecticut Avenue. Construction of the concept design would begin in 2022.

BROAD BR

AV E

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

CLEVELAND PARK PAGE 15

SCHOOL OF ROCK WEYGANDT WINES TARGET CALIFORNIA TORTILLA

Cleveland Park

CLEVELAND PARK LIBRARY

OMNI SHOREHAM HOTEL

TAIL UP GOAT PHILZ COFFEE

MINTWOOD PLACE ANS TO NE DR

LAPIS

A RAM

G MIN WYO

OYSTER ADAMS

PRESIDENT WOODROW WILSON HOUSE

A R ID LO

N NSI CO WIS

LEUE CAFÉ

Q ST

Woodley Park-ZooOFFICINA Adams Morgan

Capital Bikeshare Stations

Traffic Counts2

Mobility Score3

Walkscore

28,500

100

within 1/2 mi

Connecticut Ave, NW

Excellent Mobility

AV E

$190,240 $1,651,945 $1,239,926 $1,551,741 $535,070 $826,307 $637,765 $287,057 $321,283

PHILLIPS COLLECTION

SORELLINA Very Walkable

35% 48% 14% 3%

V ST

REEVES CENTER

35% MAYDAN 45% IVY WILD

16%

YES! ORGANIC 3% MARKET LINCOLN ROAMING THEATER ROOSTER

28,500 Connecticut Avenue NW U ST 13,700 TRADERCalvert JOE’S Street NW

Dupont

U St/Afric Civil War M

TED’S BULLETIN

GYPSY KITCHEN

DOI MOI

BLUEMERCURY LOFT

Residents w/in 10 min. car ride

210,300

FAIRM

S ST CONTACT WEST ELM Woodley Park Main Street LOGAN HARDWARE De’Andre Anderson, Program Manager SAFEWAY R ST (202) 790-4965 info@woodleyparkmainstreet.org J. CREW woodleyparkmainstreet.org

HI RE AV E

ROSEMARINO D’ITALIA SHOP MADE IN DC

Sheridan Circle

$27,280 $235,067 $179,279 $220,665 $75,899 $117,685 $91,660 $41,311 $45,551

$708,029 COLUMBIA RD $187,149 $64,278 HAR $978,201

2018) values are rounded to nearest whole percent; T ST 2. Open Data DC - 2019 ROOM & BOARD 2021 Traffic Volumes (DDOT 2019 AADT); 3. Transitscreen SOURCE THEATER

DAWSON’S GARDEN MARKET

R ST

BOOK HILL

BANDIT TACO

E AV

19TH ST

Montrose Park

34% 36% BAD SAINT 14% 35.0

JONT/BRESCA LAURIOL PLAZA Source: Esri forecasts for 2020; 1. American Community Survey (2014–

SAFEWAY S ST

$6,165 $53,459 $40,931 $50,094 $17,205 $25,717 $20,859 $9,436 $10,433

19% 3%

Traffic Counts2

WASHINGTON HILTON

T IA S ORN ALIF

$102,266 $28,311 $9,323 $140,814

28%

MOBILITY

18TH ST

AV E

AVE

$23,409 $6,529 $2,125 $31,924

50%REASONS SEVEN

MINT THE IMPERIAL

AM PS

US ET TS

23RD ST

Dumbarton Oaks Park

O KAL

24TH ST

AS SA CH

35% 40% 14% 36.8

STREETS

1 MARIE REED 2-3ELEMENTARY 4+

18TH ST

MONT R D BEL

ISSHIN RAMEN0 THE GAME SPORTS PUB TIKKI

LU MB IA R D

DUPONT CIRCLE PAGE 20

RE E

10%

MARKET & CAFÉ AVAILABLE PER HH2 SITAR CENTERVEHICLES

STREETS MARKET & CAFÉ

WHITEHAVEN ST

JOE’S

MA RA LO KA

NE MOBILITY W H

WY K PK

TRYST

DC ARTS CENTER

FURNITURE RE

Metrorail Stations

Apparel Child Care Computers & Accessories Entertainment & Recreation - Pets Food at Home PL ACEfrom HARDWARE Food away Home ER NI SAFEWAY LA Health Care REVELER’S HOUR - Medical Care Home Improvement THE LINE DC Household Furnishings HARRIS TEETER Personal Care Products SHARBAT BAKERY THE DINER Vehicle Maint. & Repair

CA THE

CALVERT ST

NAANWISE CVS NANDOS BISTRO BITES PETIT MONDE BISTRO & CAFÉ STUDY HUB LEBANESE TAVERNA D R AL AVE

D AN DL OO

NAVAL SERVATORY

THE

ING ST Columbia M CONSUMER EXPENDITURES ($ thousands) IRV Heights

EACH PEACH MARKET BOLD FORK BOOKS PEAR PLUM

27TH ST

28TH ST

29TH ST

E AV

Woodley Park/Zoo/ Adams Morgan

$157,124 $107,592 24% 12% 65% $98,654

MAKAN QUEEN’S ENGLISH THE THIRSTY CROW GIANT TIVOLI 11% FOOD 16% THEATER

BOMBAY STREET39% FOOD MOUNT PLEASANT 37% LIBRARY PURPLE PATCH 15% THE BUTCHER’S TARGET MARKET 35.7 BUY BEST MOLA BED, BATH & BEYOND MARSHALLS

H A RVARD ST

Y RD

$175,962 $118,592 15% 13% 72% $108,090

GR D

THIP KHAO

ES T

PA RK RD

BEAU THAI DOS GRINGOS Age 65+ HAYDEE’S HUSH BOUTIQUE Median Age (years) MARTHA DEAR SUNS MT DESERT ISLAND ICE CREAM CINEMA

NATIONAL ZOOLOGICAL PARK

ACE HARDWARE CHIPOTLE DISTRICT KITCHEN

AGE

T NT S

VE TA

D AN EL EV CL

WOOD LE

ON RO

A LEAS MT P

U TIC EC DUKE'S COUNTER BAKED BY YAEL

SPR IN

LITTLE HAVANA ANAFRE

ELLE TAQUERIA NACIONAL Age < 20 LA BAHIA SABYDEE Age 20–34

NN CO

CATHEDRAL AVE

INCOME

Age 35–64

CHICATANA BARRILITO BAR & RESTAURANT LITTLE COCO’S 182,304 DC CORAZON FONDA Y TEQUILERIA 2.0

AÑEJO BAR & GRILL

5,079 23,519 1.8 1.8 SPA 35% 39% BLUEBELL 41% LYMAN’S TAVERN 65% 61% 59% TAQUERIA HABANERO BAR $1,079,545TORO $902,994 $756,832 MEZCALERO COCINA MEXICANA

17TH ST

GLE RD

18TH ST

KL IN

19TH ST

34TH ST

MACOMB ST

ACE HA

TAYLOR ST

Average HH $184,681 Median HH $127,064 HH Income <$50k 14% HH Income $50–$75k 12% HH Income $75k+ NEW 74% TO N S $113,018 Average HH Disposable T M

STREETS MARKET & CAFE YES! ORGANICS PO 321 BISTRO RT ER SABABA ST AL VOLO BINDAAS

13TH ST

UPTOWN THEATER

PINEY BR AN

43,167 386,158 47% 48% 53% 52% 96% 94% UPSHUR ST 86% 77% 54% 46%

AMAZON FRESH SEPHORA PARACHUTE

Q ST

DUPONT HOTEL

LOVESAC KOMI

INTERIOR DEFINE SHINOLA

14TH ST

LAREDO MEDIUM RARE INDIQUE

9,177 44% 56% 99% 91% 60%

AN SA S

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

SHEPHERD ST

0-3 mi

HOLMEAD PL

TILDEN ST

PA R

BUCHA

WEBSTER ST

16TH ST

HOWARD UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF LAW & LAW LIBRARY

CRITTEN

POPULATION

BID Area

LEVINE SCHOOL OF MUSIC

0-1 mi

AR K

Main Street

Great Street

18TH ST

UPTON ST

WHITTLE SCHOOL + STUDIOS

Government

17TH ST

Education

0-½ mi

ARG YLE TE R

GIANT CVS MUCHAS GRACÍAS Retail/Restaurant Arts/Tourism ROSEMARY’S BISTRO CAFÉ PHO 14 Ness/UDC CALVERT WOODLEY WINE & SPIRITS

BL AG D

SITY OF RICT OF LUMBIA

NESS ST

WMATA BUS BARN

WOODLEY PARK

& WINE LCARE S GYM STICKS

Van

DECATUR

G FINE ART ATHENA GRILL HIGHLANDS CURIOUS EXPLORERS DANCE LOFT ON 14 14TH STREET GRAFFITI MUSEUM PICA TACO TO GO DANGEROUSLY DELICIOUS PIES

LE DIPLOMATE STUDIO THEATER

MILK BAR P ST

Logan Circle

VE R

ITALIAN PIZZA KITCHEN SFOGLINA UPTOWN MARKET

S INN

LAS PLACITAS CAFE

E AV

AD ST

ALBEMARLE ST

THE WHARF

A ONE-OF-A-KIND HOT SPOT for a night out or a day on the water, The Wharf brings the waterfront alive for visitors and neighbors alike. The area is home to thousands of residents and continues to grow, with hundreds of units among the 1.2 million square feet of mixed-use development arriving in 2022. NEW RESTAURANTS + RETAIL TOP LOCAL INDUSTRIES 1 59,210 Total Area Employment • Public Administration: 57% • Professional, Scientific & Technical Services: 12% • Arts, Entertainment & Recreation: 8%

WATERFRONT DESTINATION

TALENT MAGNET

The Wharf features three hotels, a 6,000-seat music venue, more than 50 shops and restaurants, and the nation’s oldest continuously operating open air fish market. Tourists and locals enjoy signature annual events such as the Mardi Gras Parade, the Running of the Chihuahuas for Cinco de Mayo, and a Holiday Boat Parade, as well as outdoor fitness classes, movie and concert series, and other community events.

Major trade groups and firms, including the American Psychiatric Association, Business Roundtable, Daimler USA, The Atlantic (in 2022), and Williams & Connolly LLP, have chosen to locate at The Wharf to attract and retain top talent. Waterside offices overlooking national monuments, award-winning restaurants and unique retail options, and strong transit access make The Wharf is an ideal company location.

• • • • • • • • • •

Twisted at The Wharf (pretzels) The Grill (American) Colada Shop (Cuban) Surfside (Mexican) Chopsmith (salads) Moon Rabbit (Vietnamese) Nara-Ya (Japanese) ilili (Lebanese) Bistro du Jour (French) Boardwalk Bar & Arcade

1. JobsEQ (2020 covered employment within 1-mile)

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NATIONAL MUSEUM OF AFRICAN AMERICAN HISTORY

Federal Triangle

Archives/ Navy Mem'l

NATIONAL MUSEUM OF AMERICAN HISTORY

PEN NSY LVA NIA

A AN SI UI LO

E AV

Union Population Station Male Plaza

NATIONAL MUSEUM OF NATURAL HISTORY

The Mall

FUTURE WMATA HQ

FAA US DEPT. OF ENERGY

INTERNATIONAL SPY MUSEUM

L’ENFANT PLAZA

MANDARIN HOTEL

HILTON

HOLIDAY INN

L'Enfant Plaza

FORD HOUSE OFFICE BUILDING

MUSEUM OF THE BIBLE

7TH ST

9TH ST

14 TH ST

12TH ST

CVS

E ST

HUD

US BOTANIC GARDENS

RESIDENCE INN BY MARRIOTT

MA INE AV E

BLIND WHINO

I ST

SOUTHWEST LIBRARY SAFEWAY CVS

CAPITOL SKYLINE HOTEL

Waterfront

shi

P ST

CVS

5TH ST

4TH ST

6TH ST

Easte Mark

8% 33% 40% 19% WHOLE FOODS 39.7

SCARLET

12% 33% 38% 16% 37.3

MEKK

MATCH 15% MIRACLE THEA 35% CALL YOUR MOTHER 37% PINEAPPLE & PEA 12% ROSE’S LUX 395 34.7

I ST

OAK CONSUMER EXPENDITURES ($ thousands)

DIAMOND

ngton

TEAGUE PARK AVAILABLE VEHICLES PER HH2

VE CA MA TO PO

1ST ST

2ND ST

HALF ST

DC UNITED SOCCER STADIUM

EAGLE ACADEMY PUBLIC CHARTER SCHOOL

ALL-PURPOSE 0 THE SALT LINE JACKIE SANDLOT SOUTHEAST 1 SOLACE BREWING COMPANY

2-3 4+

MOBILITY Frederick

Traffic Counts2 16,900 Douglass 14,700

Bridge

34% 53% 13% 0.3%

38% 50% 11% 0.3%

38% 47% 13% 2%

Poplar Point

Maine Avenue SW 7th Street SW

Anacost

Walkscore

Residents w/in 10 min. car ride

16,900

100

224,700

Mobility Score3

Very Walkable

MOBILITY

Channel

FORT LESLIE J MCNAIR

Traffic Counts2

Excellent Mobility

$141,151 $102,458 26% 11% 62% $91,204

1ST ST

4TH ST

O ST

Capital Bikeshare Stations

Maine Ave SW

$117,626 $91,501 28% 13% 59% $80,179

K ST Apparel $20,759 $37,547 $549,597 THE COURTYARD BY BON Child Care $5,347 $9,492 $143,634 MARRIOTT CHON L ST Computers & Accessories $1,866 $3,343 $49,255 CANAL PARK Entertainment & $28,488 $51,477 $748,592DOGTOPIA DMV M Recreation M DRYY BASEBOWL RAMEN - Pets Navy Yard $5,619 $10,156 $145,274 GRILL & BAR HARRIS TEETER DDOT COLDSTONE CREAMERYFood at Home $48,637 $88,612 $1,282,259 US DOT SCISSORS & SCOTCH BOILERMAKER PUNCH BOWL SOCIAL N Food away from Home $36,509 $65,833 $957,805 SHOPS ATLAS BREW WORKS TINGEY ST N ST COMPASS COFFEE THOMPSON HOTEL Health Care $47,216 $85,605 $1,201,515 DISTRICT DOGS MAIALINO MARE MISSION DOS - Medical Care $16,379 $29,661 $413,931 UNION KITCHEN DISTRICT WATER ST THE WINERY Home Improvement $23,354 $592,844 LUMBERSHED $41,456 NATIONALS Household $19,056 YARDS $34,323 $490,795 PARK Furnishings PARK Personal Care Products $8,597 $15,477 $222,318 MARINA Vehicle Maint. & Repair $10,205 YARDS$18,259 $251,087

within 1/2 mi

SOUTH CAPITOL ST

AMIDON-BOWEN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL

CANOPY BY HILTON HYATT HOUSE MOMO CHICKEN & GRILL ARENA STAGE MASALA ART STATION 4

THE WHARF (PH II)

Waterfront L'Enfant Plaza

E ST

VE EY A JERS

THE INTERCONTINENTAL

DELA WAR E AV E

6TH ST

THE WHARF

NEW

THE ANTHEM

East Potomac Park Golf Course

$127,248 $100,344 20% 15% D ST 66% $86,669

R CA

TED’S BULLE

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

G ST

RECREATION PIER

C ST

H RT NO

GOOD STUFF EATERY

AGE

ER AT W

West Potomac Park

Metrorail Stations

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

395

DISTRICT PIER

SONOMA RESTAURANT & WINE BAR

INCOME

HYATT PLACE

MUNICIPAL FISH MARKET

Francis Case Memorial Bridge TRANSIT PIER

6,519 12,699 154,639 1.6 1.7 1.9 LIBRARY OF CONGRESS 39% 32% 33% 61% 68% 67% INDEPENDENCE $451,774 $485,725AVE $659,531

CANNON HOUSE OFFICE BUILDING

Federal Center SW

CITIZENM

EAST CAPITOL ST

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

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

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

0-3 mi

SUPREME COURT

HOUSEHOLDS

UNITED STATES CAPITOL

SMITHSONIAN CASTLE

0-1 mi

10,246 21,133 311,900 Stanton 49% 48% Square50% 51% 52% 50% 99% 95% 95% CONSTITUTION 87% 78%AVE 73% 49% 41% 41%

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

NATIONAL GALLERY OF ART

HINGTON NUMENT

2ND ST

0-½ mi

POPULATION

BID Area

AVE

3RD ST

THE WHARF UNION STATION

Main Street

C ST

SEC

2ND ST

BUILDING & INTERNATIONAL TRADE CENTER

D ST

VE Government Great Street AA I AN IND

Education

Union Station

4TH ST

LANSBURGH THEATER

Arts/Tourism

E ST

WOOLLY MAMMOTH THEATER COMPANY

FARMBIRD

Judiciary Sq

1ST ST

NATIONAL THEATER

M SUNDEVICH

2ND PL

SIDNEY HARMAN HALL

LULULEMON HOTEL MONACO

Retail/Restaurant RONALD REAGAN

NATIONAL BUILDING MUSEUM

1ST ST

CAPITAL ONE CENTER F ST

WARNER THEATER

TT SA VE

G ST

HALF ST

NATIONAL MUSEUM OF AMERICAN ART

2ND ST

WOODIES BUILDING

3RD ST

15TH ST

OLD EBBITT GRILL THE HAMILTON

Metro Center

Chinatown

CONTACT Wharf Community Association Patrick Revord, Director of Community Engagement (202) 407-1095 • prevord@wharfdc.com wharfdc.com SU MN ER

56 ST EV

BARRY

PHOTO CREDITS Cover & Intro

Parkside / Kenilworth

Congress Heights / Saint Elizabeths

Northwest One

Fort Totten

The Parks at Walter Reed

Main: Image of The Wharf Phase I courtesy of Hoffman & Associates Main: Image courtesy of DMPED and Flaherty & Collins

Main: Image courtesy of City Interests Main: Image courtesy of WDG Architecture

Main: Image courtesy of Perkins Eastman DC

Main: Image courtesy of Urban Atlantic Bottom Right: Image courtesy of Urban Atlantic

Golden Triangle

Main: Image courtesy of the Golden Triangle BID Bottom Center: Image courtesy of the Golden Triangle BID

Rhode Island Avenue, NE / Brentwood

Hillcrest / Skyland

Tenleytown

Minnesota & Benning

The Wharf

Main: Rendering courtesy of WC Smith

Bottom Left: Image courtesy of MidCIty

Main: Image courtesy of Roadside Development

Bottom Left: Rendering courtesy of Cedar Realty Trust

Main: Image courtesy of the District Wharf

Mount Vernon Triangle

Main: Image courtesy of Ken Johnson at City Grid Real Estate Bottom Left: Image courtesy of the Mt. Vernon Triangle CID

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