The Dance Loft on 14 and affordable developer Heleos filed plans with D.C. zoning officials last week to overhaul a series of small properties along the 4600 block of 14th Street NW into 101 apartments above roughly 13,200 square feet of commercial.
Read MoreNew theater, dance studio, and art gallery space for Dance Loft would be located on the ground floor and mezzanine level, and there would be approximately 1,900 square feet for three ground-floor retail shops or restaurants. Sixty-six of the proposed apartments would be affordable to households earning up to 30%, 50%, and 60% of median family income (MFI), with roughly one-third at each affordability level.
Read MoreHeleos plans to construct 99 multifamily units with 66 of those units set aside to house residents making up to 60% of the area’s median income and approximately 20 three-bedroom units designed for families. They also plan to include solar panels in an effort to make the project a net-zero energy building.
Read MoreHeleos, a Washington, D.C.-based affordable housing developer, bought the site in partnership with a local performing arts nonprofit. The new ownership plans to construct a performing arts campus with retail and mixed-income multifamily units. Solar panels will be installed in an effort to make the project a net-zero energy building.
Read MorePlans for the Dance Loft on 14 project in NW Washington D.C. are coming together. The net zero energy project will include a performing arts campus, blackbox theater, dance studios, retail/restaurant and mixed-income affordable housing. With a mix of new residential and performing arts, the 124,000 sf Dance Loft on 14 will provide a much-desired amenity and much-needed vitality to the neighborhood.
Read MoreThe Dance Loft on 14th and Heleos have presented plans for a 6-story mixed-use plan to replace the commercial buildings at 4618 14th Street NW which the partnership plans to purchase.
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