Three commercial-to-residential conversion projects in Washington, D.C., are the first to be approved for significant tax abatements as part of a city program meant to bring additional housing to the nation capital’s downtown.
DC awards its first commercial-to-residential tax breaks under new program
Funding of $41 million is expected to help add 8,400 units to city’s downtown
By Jon Leckie
CoStar News
September 9, 2024 | 7:23 P.M.
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- Properties
- The Geneva
1825 Connecticut Ave, Washington, DC
- 1625 Massachusetts Avenue
1625 Massachusetts Ave, Washington, DC
- The Gallery
613 H St, Washington, DC