901 H Street, NE | Washington, D.C. · 2018-11-21 · ANTHOLOGY RESIDENTIAL 307 Units 10,000 SF...
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901 H Street, NE | Washington, D.C.
AVECAVECThe eight story building echoes the vibe of the neighborhood in design, amenities
and convenience. Avec offers 44,000 SF of street front retail opportunity complemented
by 420 stylish residential units above.
44,000 435420420 Residential Units
44,000 SF Street Front Retail
435 Structured Parking Spaces
(125 Dedicated to Retail)
STOREY PARKMIXED-USE 460 Units65,000 SF Retail282,000 SF Office
ANTHOLOGYRESIDENTIAL307 Units10,000 SF Retail
1115 H STREETRESIDENTIAL16 Units
ARIARESIDENTIAL60 Units
501 H STREETRESIDENTIAL28 Units5,148 SF Retail
THE APOLLORESIDENTIAL432 Units70,000 SF Retail
7/H STREETRESIDENTIAL23 Condos14,368 SF Retail
100 K STREETRESIDENTIAL222 Units2,000 SF Retail
H STREET NE
G STREET NE
F STREET NE
I STREET NE
K STREET NE
L STREET NE
FLORIDA AVE
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360° H STREETRESIDENTIAL215 Units72,000 SF Retail
BURNHAM PLACE AT UNION STATIONMIXED-USE1,200 Units100,000 SF Retail1,500,000 SF Office
MARYLAND AVE
RESIDENTIAL420 Units44,000 SF Retail
WEST VIRGINIA AVE
UNION STATION35,691 Weekday Riders 3.8 Million Amtrak users annually13,099 Weekend Riders 2.2 Million Bus Rider Connections Annually
STATION HOUSE RESIDENTIAL378 Units20,000 SF Retail
301 H STREETRESIDENTIAL25 Units 5,000 SF Retail
435UNION PLACERESIDENTIAL525 Units10,000 SF Retail
STATION PLACEOFFICE1.5 Million SF Office
215 I STREETRESIDENTIAL476 Units
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CAPITOL HILL TOWERSRESIDENTIAL204 Units
32,000 SFCo-worker Space
BUILT-IN RESIDENTIAL CORE ON H STREET
Recent development projects have transitioned the H Street
Corridor into a desirable residential district populated with highly
educated, young professionals primarily within the age range of
the millennials. Avec is centrally located on this mile-and-a-half
corridor where about 60% of housing units are renter-occupied,
compared with about 36% metro wide. The influx of new residents
has kept vacancy rates low, in the 3% range, and propelled rent
growth that ranks in the tops 10% of DC submarkets*. With a 34%
forecasted inventory growth adding density to the 6,500 existing
households, retailers will benefit from this built-in residential core
that desires walkable goods and services.
*Source: CoStar
501 H Street
46.4%OCCUPANCY
28 Units
301 H Street
100%OCCUPANCY
25 Units
1115 H Street
100%OCCUPANCY
16 Units
Anthology
94.1%OCCUPANCY
307 Units
Aria
95%OCCUPANCY
60 Units
Burnham Place at
Union Station
1,200UNITS
100 K Street
222UNITS
Storey Park
460UNITS
The Apollo
96%OCCUPANCY
432 Units
D.C. Streetcar StopsNewly Delivered
Under Construction
420UNITS
7 | H
23UNITS
Union Place
525UNITS
318 H Street
96%OCCUPANCY
60 Units
Loree Grand at Union Place
93.4%OCCUPANCY
182 Units
Senate Square
95%OCCUPANCY
432 Units
Station House
96%OCCUPANCY
378 Units
1341 H Street
9UNITS
1375 H Street
27UNITS
Ashton Park
9UNITS
Coda on H
112UNITS
The Maryland
99%OCCUPANCY
84 Units
The RL Christian Apartments
9UNITS
The Collins
8UNITS
Constellation on H
28UNITS
The Lucille
9UNITS
360° H Street
96%OCCUPANCY
215 Units
H STREET H STREET
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MARYLAND AVE NE
FLORIDA AVE NE
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GALLAUDETUNIVERSITY
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D STREET
BOOMING RESIDENTIAL GROWTH
The newly delivered unit average occupancy of 92.7% complements the density of the existing 6,500
households in the H street corridor.
2,500Daily Passengers - D.C. Streetcar
Connection on 8th and H Street
125Retail
Parking Spaces
93Walk Score
20,500Vehicles Per Day
ACCESSIBILITY
SITE MAP
7' - 6
"
E1E2
E4E5
E6
49' - 8"28' - 11"22' - 3"19' - 2"83' - 5"27' - 0"33' - 11"
48" RETAIL DOCK
30' T
RUCK
10'x20'RETAIL ONLY OUT
RETAIL ONLY IN55' TRUCK
ONE WAY
ONE WAYEXIT
RETAIL SERVICE CORRIDOR
RETAIL SERVICE CORRIDOR
RETAILBOXES
EGRESS
RETAIL SERVICE CORRIDOR
EGRESSONLY
RETAILBOXES
RETAILGARAGEENTRANCE
114'
- 1 3/
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58' -
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106'
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80' -
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FCR96 SF
55' TRUCK
5' - 0"
42" D
OCK
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WESTRETAILTRASH
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0 3/8"
* RETAIL CLEAR UNOBSTRUCTED HEIGHT DIMENSIONS (CLR)
21' -
9 1/2"
45' -
8"
54' - 3 3/8"5' - 0"
4,532 SF13
3,302 SF6,621 SF4,000 SF872,968 SF1,960 SF1,315 SF4,194 SF
111'
- 0 3/
8"
16'-8" CLR*16'-7" CLR*16'-0" CLR*15'-6" CLR*15'-0" CLR*15'-0" CLR*14'-3 5/8" CLR*13'-9 5/8" CLR*13'-10 3/4" CLR*13'-6" CLR*
42' - 5 1/4"24' - 2 1/4"36' - 7"22' - 0"27' - 10"28' - 7"36' - 7"
2,404 SF5
13'-8" CLR*13'-11 3/8" CLR*
14
16'-7" CLR*3,095 SF16'-2" CLR*
1 2 3 42,545 SF
61,375 SF 1,895 SF
9 121,164 SF 1,279 SF
15 16
82' -
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103'
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E3
RETAILGARAGE LOBBY
28' - 6"
TORTI GALLAS URBAN, INC.
T orti© 20002 202.232.3132Gallas Urban, Inc. H Street NE, nd Floor, Washington, DC13262014 2 8/30/18
H STREET
L1 - RETAIL
AVEC RETAIL FLOOR PLAN
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EAST RETAIL LOADING
EGRESS CORR
RES. DOCK48" RETAIL DOCK
30' T
RUCK
10'x20'RETAIL ONLY OUT
RETAIL ONLY IN55' TRUCK
RES ONLY IN
RES ONLY OUT
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ONE WAYEXIT
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27' - 7"27' - 10"28' - 7"36' - 7"
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POTENTIAL SERVICECORRIDOR- 176 SF
* RETAIL CLEAR DIMENSIONS (CLR) ASSUME 2'-0" FOR RESIDENTIAL PIPING ABOVE CLEAR HEIGHT
RESIDENTIAL LOADING
RESIDENTIALLOBBY
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RAMP ANDRAISED SLABBY FUTURETENANT
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5% 10% 18%
MECH. EQUIP PLATABOVE (MIN 10' CLRBELOW)
5' - 0"
1147 SF3302 SF6341 SF3137 SF1895 SF1572 SF2822 SF2455 SF1316 SF4217 SF
111'
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3/8"
18'-3" CLR*18'-3" CLR*18' CLR*18' CLR*17'-3" CLR*
16'-9" CLR*16'-6" CLR*
16'-3" CLR*15'-9" CLR*15'-3" CLR*14'-9" CLR*32' - 11"23' - 1"27' - 7"
2404 SF 2079 SF16'-3" CLR*15'-9" CLR* 2486 SF
17'-3" CLR*1295 SF18'-3" CLR*
3095 SF18'-3" CLR*
ADDITIONAL RETAIL ENTRANCES
POTENTIAL SERVICECORRIDOR- 345 SF
THIS AREA OF SLABAT EL 37.75' (6"ABOVE REST OF I1)
EL 37.75' EL 37.25'EL 36.79'
EL 37.25' EL 37.00'
ALTERNTE ENTRY POINT FOR
REMAINDER OF THE SLAB 6" TOALIGN WITH 37.75' ELEVATION
NOTE WOULD NEED TOCREATE A MINOR RAMP ATDOOR TO MEDIATE THE2.5" DIFFERENCE OR RAISEENTIRE SLAB
EL 35.75'
EL 35.75'
EL 35.75'
EL 35.75'
EL 34.75'
EL 34.75'NEW DOORS WORK WITHEXISTING SLAB ELEVATION
NEW DOOR WORK WITHEXISTING SLAB ELEVATION
T orti 20002 202.232.3132Gallas Urban, Inc. H Street NE, nd Floor, Washington, DC13262014 2
PREMISES
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RETAIL EXHAUST SHAFTS
RETAIL PARKING ACCESS
RESTAURANTLEASEPENDING
SERVICELEASEPENDING
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AN OPEN AIR OASIS ON HOutdoor Patio Space
Surge social proof and grab the attention of passers
Outdoor dining space can increase revenue by up to 65%*
Bring a unique dining experience
to the neighborhood
*2013 Vucurevich Simons Advisory Group
Increased footprint and
visibility
7' - 6"
E1 E2
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EGRESS CORR
RES. DOCK48" RETAIL DOCK
30' TRUCK
10'x20'RETAIL ONLY OUT
RETAIL ONLY IN 55' TRUCK
RESIDENTIAL ONLY IN
RESIDENTIAL ONLY OUT
ONE WAY
ONE WAYEXIT
RES ONLY
RETAIL SERVICE CORRIDOR
RETAIL SERVICE CORRIDOR
RETAILBOXES
RES.TRASH
EGRESSRETAIL SERVICE CORRIDOR
EGRESSONLY
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RETAILGARAGEENTRANCE
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58' - 6 3/4"
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FCR96 SF
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EASTRETAILTRASH
WESTRETAILTRASH
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* RETAIL CLEAR DIMENSIONS (CLR) ASSUME APPROX 2'-0" FOR RESIDENTIAL PIPING ABOVE CLEAR HEIGHT
RESIDENTIAL LOADING
RESIDENTIALLOBBY
17'-3" CLR*
WEST LOADING DOCK
21' - 9 1/2"
45' - 8"
54' - 3 3/8"5' - 0"
4,532 SF13
3,302 SF 6,341 SF 3,168 SF 8 72,822 SF 2,457 SF 1,316 SF 4,217 SF
111' - 0 3/8"
17'-7" CLR* 17'-7" CLR* 17'-4" CLR* 17'-2" CLR* 16'-7" CLR*16'-1" CLR* 15'-10" CLR* 15'-6" CLR* 15'-1" CLR* 14'-7" CLR* 14'-2" CLR*
42' - 1 1/2" 28' - 0" 32' - 11" 23' - 1" 27' - 7" 27' - 10" 28' - 7" 36' - 7"
2,404 SF5
15'-6" CLR* 15'-1" CLR*
2,134 SF 16'-7" CLR*
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12342,077 SF
61,572 SF
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110' - 10 3/4"
103' - 1 1/8"
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AVEC RETAIL FLOOR PLANEL 21.50'
EL 21.50'ELEC RM
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20' -
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20' -
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GENERATORUTILITY CORRIDOR
RETAILSTORAGE
RETAILSTORAGE
GAS METERRM
WATERPUMP RM
RETAIL ONLY OUT
RETAIL ONLY IN
6 SPACES8 SPACES
11 SPACES
50 RETAIL BIKEPARKING SPACES
GARAGEEXHAUST4 SPACES 4 SPACES
25 SPACES
3 SPA
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WAY
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6 SPA
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GAR.INTAKE
GARAGEINTAKE
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ENTRANCEGATES
EXIT GATES
12 COMPACT SPACES 7 SPACES
11 COMPACT SPACES
12 COMPACT SPACES 1 SPACE
FANSFANS
1 SPA
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10 COMPACT SPACES
ELEC
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RETAIL STREET ACCESS
EAST GREASEINTERCEPTOR
WEST GREASEINTERCEPTOR
FANS
PA OFFICE
16' - 0"
EPSS RM
RETAILTELECOM
ELEV CLO
SHOWERS FORBICYCLISTS
0' 25' 50' 100'
TORTI GALLAS URBAN, INC.
T orti© 20002 202.232.3132Gallas Urban, Inc. H Street NE, nd Floor, Washington, DC13262014 2 12/22/17
H STREET
Parking Level - G1 R2
ONSITE PARKING – IN THE CITY
Floor Accessible* Standard Compact Total
G1 Level 5 75 45 125 *Accessible spaces calculated per IBC 2012- Retail - 5 spaces (101-150 spaces provided) = van + 4 Accessible
125 GROUND LEVEL DEDICATED RETAIL PARKING SPACESCONVENIENT FOR CUSTOMERS TO VISIT AND STAY
H S T R E E T N . E .
RETAILPARKINGENTRANCE
TOTAL POPULATION57,500
EMPLOYEES53,408
AVERAGE INCOME
$114,049
APPAREL$299,880
ENTERTAINMENT$576,848
EATING OUT$613,275
CONSUMER EXPENDITURES ($ = 1,000’s)
DEMOGRAPHICS (2016, 1-mile)
AVEC CONSUMER SOCIOECONOMIC TRAITS*
*ESRI 2017
WHO WE ARELaptops and Lattes residents are predominantly single, well-educated professionals in business, finance, legal, computer, and entertainment occupations. They are affluent and partial to city living—and its amenities. Neighborhoods are densely populated, primarily located in the cities of large metropolitan areas. Many residents walk, bike, or use public transportation to get to work while many work from home.
Residents are more interested in the stock market than the housing market. Laptops and Lattes residents are cosmopolitan and connected—technologically savvy consumers. They are active and health conscious, and care about the environment.
WHO WE AREArmed with the motto “you’re
only young once,” Trendsetters residents live life to its full potential. These educated young
singles aren’t ready to settle down; they do not own homes or vehicles and choose to spend their
disposable income on upscale city living and entertainment. Dressed head to toe in the most
current fashions, their weeknights and weekends are filled discovering local art and culture, dining
out, or exploring new hobbies. Their vacations are often spontaneous, packed with new experiences
and chronicled on their Facebook pages.
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IN D.C. YOU FEEL THE POWER … ON H STREET YOU FEEL THE VIBE Millennials and artists flock to this vibrant social scene with
many restaurants, retailers and performance venues including
Whole Foods, We Work Labs, Atlas Performing Arts Center,
Rock & Roll Hotel and Maketto and The Argonaut. Avec
answers the demand for authentic experiences in residential
living, shopping and entertainment.
JOIN
More than an address, H STREET is a
moment, a mood, a memory, a mystery. It’s all of
that—in truth, H STREET cannot be described
or defined; it must be EXPERIENCED. There’s
cuisine to be tasted. Fashions to be acquired.
Performances to applaud. Streetcars to ride.
Above all, there are CONNECTIONS
to be made.
CONNECTIONS
EXPERIENCEDH STREET
H STREET
H STREET
Will Collins | 571.382.1225 | [email protected]
Alex Shiel | 571.382.1224 | [email protected]
Zach Elcano | 571.382.1228 | [email protected]
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