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DC City Council Unanimously Passes Exclusive Rights Agreement Confirming PN Hoffman as Developer of Southwest Waterfront
PN Hoffman
FOR RELEASE APRIL 20, 2007

Washington, D.C., April 20, 2007 – The Washington DC City Council today passed the Exclusive Rights Agreement (ERA) which confirms that the team of PN Hoffman, Struever Brothers, Eccles & Rouse (Hoffman-Struever Waterfront LLC) can proceed with development of Washington DC’s Southwest Waterfront. The resolution passed by unanimous vote.

The developer’s plan aims to produce an active, urban riverfront and park system, showcase distinctive cultural destinations, and build upon the existing, strong waterfront community. It features the following components:

  • Housing – approximately 650 units of market-rate residential and 290 units of affordable housing.

  • Cultural – a 150,000 square foot cultural component including a Maritime Center.

  • Hotel/Office – 360 hotel rooms and significant Class A commercial office space.

  • Retail – neighborhood-serving retail such as a gourmet grocery, casual and upscale dining, cafes, shops and opportunities for local, small retailers.

  • Parks – 14 acres of parks, open space, and promenades throughout the project.

  • Water-focused development – significant improvements to the existing marina and pier facilities.

  • Sustainable Design – the first LEED-Silver certified mixed-use project in the city.

  • Significant local, small and disadvantaged business enterprises (LSDBE) Participation – participation by Washington DC-based LSDBE team members in all aspects of the project, including ownership.

“We are grateful to the City Council and to the Mayor and his staff for their vote of confidence in us,” said Monty Hoffman, CEO of PN Hoffman. “We’re ready to create a world-class waterfront destination, appealing to visitors from around the globe but our first commitment is to the people of Washington, DC and the existing Southwest Waterfront community. First and foremost, this project will reconnect Washington with its waterfront.”

The Hoffman-Struever Waterfront team consists of PN Hoffman, Washington’s premier developer of residential mixed-use projects, largely responsible for the dramatic revitalization of the 14th Street Corridor; Struever Brothers, Eccles & Rouse, a developer that has reclaimed and transformed the urban waterfront throughout Baltimore; McCormack Baron Salazar, a national mixed-income and affordable housing developer; and approximately 30 other entities that are market leaders locally and nationally in the areas of affordable housing, mixed-use retail, cultural programming, urban planning, finance and maritime development.

About PN Hoffman
Since 1993, PN Hoffman has been developing extraordinary upscale residential and mixed-use properties in the Washington, DC Metro area. The Company is deeply committed to serving the neighborhoods of Washington and has built over 30 developments in the City since its inception.

About Struever Brothers, Eccles & Rouse
Established in 1974, Struever Brothers, Eccles & Rouse has a long-standing and prestigious record of success as a unique development company. Known for conquering challenging locations as a multi-role developer and construction manager, the firm has an intentional focus on urban mixed-use projects, neighborhood transformation, historic adaptive reuse and reinvigorating city waterfronts. With more than 16 million square feet and nearly $5 billion of total investment costs in projects completed or under development, Struever Brothers, Eccles & Rouse is a uniquely diversified, full-service real estate development and construction company.
 

Media Contacts:

Alanna Deal
PN Hoffman
202.686.0010 x 253
adeal@pnhoffman.com
 

 


 

 

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