By The Numbers: Capitol Riverfront

A quantitative look at the Capitol Riverfront reveals the extent to which the neighborhood has transformed and will continue to evolve. It has:

  • 6,000 residents today, which is expected to double to 12,000 at the end of Q4 2019, based on current projections.

  • 34,000 daytime employees and 2.8 million visitors per year.

  • 3,800 apartments today, with 2,300 spanning seven buildings under construction, with another 2,500 units commencing construction in 2017.

  • 800 for-sale units today, with 140 under construction and 375 slated for 2017 groundbreaking.

  • 6.2M SF of office.

  • 325k SF of existing retail for its 64 retailers, with another 250k SF under construction.

  • 362 community events in 2016.

  • 10 acres of public parks.

  • 36 restaurants today, with 15 opening in 2017.

  • Three hotels today, with a Marriott Residence Inn opening in Q2 2017.

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