
Concrete poured into the ground in Southeast last Friday as construction at
1015 Half Street got underway. A product of a partnership between
Opus East, LLC and
Prudential Real Estate Investors, 1015 will feature 442,000 square feet of office

space, complemented by 21,000 square feet of ground- level retail, in the thick of Washington DC's burgeoning
Capitol Riverfront neighborhood.
Aiming for March 2010 completion, the 10-story,
WDG-designed building boasts a 2-story lobby, 8 1/2' ceilings, and views of the Capitol and Anacostia River. The development team also plans a green identity, employing recycled building materials, water-

saving plumbing features, a 60% green roof and taking advantage of the site's proximity to the
Navy Yard Metro to achieve a LEED Silver certification. Opus East is serving as the general contractor for the project.

The site may be notable to longtime District residents as the former home of the
Nation nightclub and, for those with longer memories, the
Capitol Ballroom. The project was initially under the control of
Potomac Investment Properties, which turned it over to Opus in July of last year for a pre-bailout price of $41.5 million. The project is currently budgeted at $135 million - a small figure compared to what the development team stands to gain, if 1015 and the glut of other Capitol Riverfront projects currently underway can weather the economic downturn.
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