GENERAL PROJECT INFORMATION
7 7D10
261 17th Street Southeast, Washington, District of Columbia 20003

Morningstar Community Development, LLC
The District of Columbia purchased the property in 2010.  In 2016, the property was transferred to the Deputy Mayor for Economic Development (DMPED) portfolio for redevelopment. The project went through the District's  OurRFP process. The District released the RFP in April 2017 with a submission deadline of July 31 2017. Two team responded to the RFP--Capital Hill CoHousing, LLC (CHC) and Morningstar Community Development, LLC (MCD). The District selected CHC  as the winners of the RFP process. CHC determined that the project was no longer financially feasible and allowed the disposition authority expire. DMPED, thereafter, awarded the right to negotiate a Land Disposition Agreement to the RFP's second respondent, MCD.  The new disposition legislation package was introduced to Council June 2022 and approved in December 2022. DMPED and MCD entered into the Land Disposition Agreement in June 2023.  MCD has submitted applications to the Zoning Commission, Board of Zoning Adjustment, and DHCD for a map amendment, special exceptions, and in response to the NOFA, respectively.
PROJECT DETAILS
34 0 34
Affordability Levels (% of Area Median Income)
0 5 0 6
42,552
40,552 0 0 0 2000 11
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