More Development Coming to Georgia Avenue.
Yesterday, I received a question about the future of 3110 & 3112 Georgia Avenue as both are in an advanced state of demolition. In reviewing DCRA’s list of building permits, I found that a permit was issued on 5/12/2016 to remove the existing one story structures at 3110 and 3112 Georgia Ave., NW. The existing party walls are not to be disturbed. The permit also includes excavation for new cellar and construction of a five-story mixed use building.
I’ve seen no plans and the lots are deep so I suspect the entire project is a matter-of-right and complies with zoning.
(Above and below: 3110-3112 Georgia Avenue (front and rear) the latest properties on Georgia Avenue headed for development.)
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Park View, D.C. 
August 3, 2016 at 9:51 am
Wonderful! These blocks could really use some help.
August 3, 2016 at 10:04 am
Kent, do you know anything about the construction at 3001 and 3003 Georgia Avenue? Permit posted in the window of 3003 states that the work is to build out the space for a restaurant with seating for 26, but it isn’t possible to discern any other information aside from that.
August 3, 2016 at 10:17 pm
KUSA market next door has some plans in the window
October 26, 2017 at 7:02 am
[…] Over a year ago I was alerted that the one-story commercial buildings at 3110-3112 Georgia Avenue had a building permit issued on 5/12/2016 to remove the existing one story structures for new construction. The permits state that the existing party walls are not to be disturbed and includes excavation for a new cellar and construction of a five-story mixed use building. While development of this property hasn’t been moving swiftly, it has been moving. It is located a few doors south of Colony Club and below are photos of its current state. […]
July 24, 2018 at 7:03 am
[…] at 3110-3112 Georgia Avenue has been slow going, but it finally appears to be taking shape I first noted it in August 2016 and saw demolition on the site in October […]