GENERAL PROJECT INFORMATION
4 4C
1125 Spring Road NW, Washington, District of Columbia 20010

Victory Housing/Brinshore Development
The 1125 Spring Road NW project is a product of Mayor Bowser’s OurRFP process that solicits community input early in the RFP process.  Early engagement with the community ensures that the public’s perspectives and priorities are understood in conjunction with the District’s goals when crafting and issuing an RFP.  DMPED saw over 125 participants in the first OurRFP community meeting held on April 9, 2016, and over 225 unique responses to an online engagement forum.  Over 100 people attended the follow-up meeting on June 2, 2016, where participants were asked to further refine their preferences for the development of the site.  The RFP for the site was released in June 2016 and nine development teams submitted proposals.  DMPED hosted developer presentations to the community of 7 proposals on May 25, 2017.  In July 2017, both ANC 4C and ANC 1A passed resolutions recommending the proposal by Victory Housing with Brinshore Development as their preferred choice.  In August 2017, DMPED awarded the exclusive right to negotiate the project to the team comprised of Victory Housing, Brinshore Development, and Banc of America Community Development Corporation.

The surplus and disposition legislation for the 1125 Spring Road project was submitted to the D.C. Council on January 4, 2018.  The DC Council approved the surplus and disposition of the property on May 1, 2018.

A map amendment application to amend the Zoning Map at the site from RF-1 to RA-2 was submitted to the Zoning Commission on December 15, 2017.  The Zoning Commission took final action approving the map amendment on June 11, 2018.
PROJECT DETAILS
185 36 149
Affordability Levels (% of Area Median Income)
39 93 14
366,514
222,114 144,400 77
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