As the biggest development in the history of our nation’s capital, The Wharf is creating quite a buzz. Browse the most recent headlines below.
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Since the 1980s, DC has had a reputation for conservative design, but there has been a significant change during this latest development cycle. Developers are trying new things and trying to innovate. No project has exemplified that change more than The Wharf. (Washington Business Journal)
Pendry Hotels & Resorts has unveiled details about their boutique hotel to be located in the second phase of The Wharf. The hotel will include 131 guest rooms, 34 of which will be suites. Dubbed The Pendry Washington D.C. — The Wharf, the property will also include 5,000 square feet of meeting and event space, a spa and fitness center and three restaurants.
The Washingtonian magazine asked readers to vote on their favorite people, places, and things in the Washington area. A number of Wharf hotspots rose to the top, including Hank's Oyster Bar, the Municipal Fish Market, The Anthem, and District Doughnut. (Washingtonian)
The cast of Australia's Today Show traveled across the globe to show off all aspects of the The Wharf--including the Municipal Fish Market, s'mores trailer, and rooftop views--to their Aussie viewers. The afternoon broadcast was livestreamed as a morning program in Australia, which is 14 hours ahead of Washington, D.C. (The Today Show)
Hoffman-Madison Waterfront, with equity partner Public Sector Pension Investment Board, secured an $800 million loan with a multi-bank syndicate about 18 months after the project opened. (Washington Business Journal)
Sure, you’ll see big names like Snarky Puppy and Jon Batiste at this year’s DC JazzFest, but the local bands are the true stars of the show. The 10-day celebration is one of the largest public gatherings of the District’s jazz community, bringing together dozens of musicians who will play at The Wharf and other venus around town. (Washington Post)
The explosion of D.C.'s dining scene has not slowed down, with new restaurants opening every week across the District and its surrounding suburbs. Many of the openings are occurring at massive mixed-use developments including The Wharf. (Bisnow)
21.9 million people from around the country visited the District in 2018 and spent $7.8 billion — both record numbers. Elliott L. Ferguson II, Destination DC’s president, said a number of factors contributed to the hallmark year, including the Capitals winning the Stanley Cup and the first full year of business for The Wharf. (Washington Post)
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Travel the WaterfrontThe District’s most noteworthy companies and retailers are setting down roots at The Wharf. Among the best commercial real estate in DC, our trophy spaces and prime retail locations provide prominent visibility and an attractive location with sweeping vistas and a lively after-work dining and entertainment scene.
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