MRP Releases Plans For Phase 2 Of Its Capitol Riverfront Project

A rendering of Potomac 71, Phase 2 of MRP Realty and Florida Rock Properties' mixed-use project in the Capitol Riverfront
Photo credit: MRP Realty
A Rendering Of Mrp Realty And Florida Rock Properties' Mixed-Use Project In Capitol Riverfront, With Phase 2 In The Center And The Future Phases On The Left

MRP Realty, which is delivering the 305-unit Dock 79 (left) near Nationals Park next month, just unveiled plans for Phase 2 of the four-part project.

MRP filed a zoning application with partner Florida Rock Properties for a 253-unit building, 71 Potomac (center), the Washington Business Journal reports.

MRP 71 Potomac Dock 79
Photo credit: Courtesy: MRP Realty

The project, designed by SK&I Architecture, is scheduled to break ground in Q1 2018 with an early 2020 delivery. It will have 12,500 SF of ground-floor retail across the street from Dock 79's 20k SF. It will also have 274 underground parking spaces that will be partially used for the ballpark.

A rendering of Potomac 71, Phase 2 of MRP Realty and Florida Rock Properties' mixed-use project in the Capitol Riverfront
Photo credit: MRP Realty

MRP is not the only developer expecting a surge in residential demand near Nats Park. Just last week, Tishman Speyer bought a site previously planned for an office building, instead choosing to build 800 apartment units. MRP will be represented later this week at Bisnow's Capitol Riverfront event. [WBJ]

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