Wednesday, January 31, 2007
Dakotas Condo Project Near Fort Totten Ready To Roll
Posted by
Nick on 1/31/2007 09:29:00 AM
Labels: Ellis Denning, JackSophie Development, Lowe Enterprises
Labels: Ellis Denning, JackSophie Development, Lowe Enterprises
After years of planning and dreaming, it appears residential development is about to begin near Fort Totten metro, one of the few stations that has not seen a construction boom over the past years. Work is about to start on Phase I of The Dakotas, a $300 million, 10-acre project containing 800 mixed-income condo units and apartments, a grocery store and restaurant, plus needed retail stores for the area (80,000 sf of retail total). The Dakotas will be located at Riggs Road and South Dakota Avenue (on both sides of Riggs), just a block or so from the metro station. The developers for this project are Lowe Enterprises, Jack Sophie Development and Ellis Denning Properties, who also envision creating landscaped green space for public use, along with well-lit and landscaped pathways connecting The Dakotas and the Fort Totten metro station. The project will be comprised of low-rise, wood-framed buildings, with fitness rooms and rook decks for residents. The condos are expected to be priced starting in the upper $100,000s for a studio to almost $400,000 for two-bedroom and den units. Development of this size has not occurred yet in this part of town, so it will be interesting to see if and how it transforms the area, and if it sparks some more development for this corner of upper Northeast DC.
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3 comments:
Just found this site, and it's terrific. I was wondering if there is anyway for you to link these posts to a map - I saw you have that on the realestate site, but the links don't work for me.
We don't presently have such a system. We hope to have better links to pictures soon, once we finish the upgrade, but for now this is it...stay tuned.
Does anyone know what/who the retail stores and resturants will be....Im been searching for this information for the longest. Thanks for you help....
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