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downtown dc = shopping April 2007 downtown bid ICU VE TA NU Convention Center Sheraton 4 Points L STREET L STREET Warehouse Theater UE E Henley Park Farragut Square McPherson Square St. Regis Franklin Square VE N UE Federal Triangle E NLEO Memorial Koshland Science Museum Shakespeare Theatre Navy Memorial ARCHIVESNAVY MEMORIAL Penn Quarter National Archives National National Museum of American History National Museum of Natural History Sculpture Garden/ Ice Rink Phoenix Theaters Holiday Inn On The Hill Hyatt Regency Newseum (Fall 2007) Russell National Gallery of Art West Wing 4th STREE nstitution Gardens Phoenix Park Wash. Courtyard Hotel Hotel George DC Superior Court TUTION AVENUE African American Museum (2010) JUDICIARY SQUARE D STREET UNION STATION F STREET 2nd STREET NE Reagan Building Office Woolly Mammoth Theatre Union Station Postal Museum 1st STREET NE FEDERAL TRIANGLE The Ellipse Washington Stage Guild (2008) 1st STREET P EN N DC Visitor’s Old SYLVA NIA Center Post A Harman Monaco Center for the Spy Museum Hotel Performing Arts (Fall 2007) Georgetown Law Center 2nd STREET NU G STREET National Building Museum 3rd STREET E STREET Hotel Harrington NORTH CAPITOL STREET Verizon Center F STREET Courtyard Hotel Ford’s Theatre FBI Building John Wilson Building Art Museum of the Americas Portrait Gallery & Am. Art Museum H STREET F STREET E Street Cinema Warner Theatre NOTE: Circulator stops are located approximately every three blocks along the routes. Red Regal 14/ Gallery Place Roof Inn I-395 E STREET Freedom Plaza GALLERY PL– CHINATOWN 4th STREET Pershing Park M. L. King Library NoMa Circulator Bus Routes Chinatown 5th STREET AA VE. National JW Marriott Theatre G PLACE METRO STATIONS NOTE: many metro stations serve multiple lines and/or may have multiple entrances I STREET 6th STREET E IV E AV G STREET METRO CENTER 13th STREET E CUT Hotel Washington Willard P Hotel 14th STREET S. XE E Macy’s Shops at National Place D STREET C STREET IADB NU National Museum of Grand Women Hyatt in the Arts Marriott Metro Center Treasury Building White House 15th STREET 17th STREET 18th STREET Old Executive Office Building American Red Cross DAR Constitution Hall AVE PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE V E. NY A Corcoran Gallery NE ORK WY Hotels I STREET 7th STREET Renwick Gallery Lafayette Square 8th STREET E World Bank ET H STREET Club Quarters 9th STREET NU City Center Public Parking 10th STREET AVE 12th STREET H STREET Hilton Garden Inn Franklin Square 11th STREET IA 15th STREET AN Sofitel Attractions and Landmarks Mount Vernon Triangle Renaissance Hotel I STREET McPHERSON SQUARE K STREET Hampton Inn Embassy Suites FARRAGUT WEST Hay-Adams Hotel L STREET National Music Center K STREET Downtown BID E VENU EY A SA VEN E JERS ETT NU Places of Worship MT. VERNON SQUARECONVENTION CENTER Morrison Clark Inn YO AVE RK NEW NU Crowne Plaza The Hamilton M STREET 95 Capitol Hilton NEW I-3 AVE L STREET FARRAGUT NORTH Comfort Inn Center City 13th STREET UT 18th STREET Midtown 14th STREET TIC 15th STREET NEC National Geographic Society KEY N STREET THOMAS M STREET Washington CIRCLE Plaza Wyndham Madison MA Holiday Inn Hotel SSA Downtown CH US Residence Inn 16th STREET ON incoln Suites Downtown 17th STREET EC Mayflower A Homewood Suites by Hilton Lowes Jefferson Hotel Shaw MO ECT Hotel Helix N STREET Courtyard by Marriott Embassy Row Golden Triangle he Quincy R SCOTT CIRCLE Beacon Hotel Governors House NT UE Tabard Inn Hotel VER NN MC t5 ers Dirksen Hart CONSTITUTION AVENUE East Wing The Downtown Business Improvement District (BID) area is home to the nation’s second strongest office market, a growing residential community and an array of exciting new restaurants and world renown arts, culture and entertainment anchors including the National Portrait Gallery and Smithsonian American Art Museum, the Verizon Center, the International Spy Museum and the Theatre District. Retail is returning to Downtown because of strong, multifaceted demand for shoppers’ goods within 15 blocks of 9th and G Streets, NW: • 475,000 office workers • 59,000 residents (24,600 new residents from 2000 to 2012) • Increasing household incomes (more than $100,000 in 19,000 new households from 2000 to 2012) • 16,000 hotel rooms • 7.1 million Downtown visitors Downtown Retail Demand for Shoppers’ Goods Current Downtown Retail Demand for Shoppers' Goods is estimated at $930 million, and current Downtown Retail Shoppers' Goods Sales are estimated at $300 million. Change Market Data and Projections 2000 (Actual) 2006 (Actual) 2012 (Projected) 2000 to 2006 2006 to 2012 Office Worker Market Office Space Within 5 Blocks of 9th and G Streets Within 15 Blocks of 9th and G Streets 30 Million SF 124 Million SF 35 Million SF 138 Million SF 38 Million SF 157 Million SF 4 Million SF 14 Million SF Office Workers Within 5 Blocks of 9th and G Streets Within 15 Blocks of 9th and G Streets 103,636 428,364 120,909 476,727 131,273 542,364 17,273 48,364 10,364 65,636 Non-Office Worker Market Within 5 Blocks of 9th and G Streets Within 15 Blocks of 9th and G Streets 8,393 26,437 11,610 31,146 14,831 35,694 3,217 4,709 3,221 4,547 Residential Market (Population) Within 5 Blocks of 9th and G Streets Within 15 Blocks of 9th and G Streets Within 30 Blocks of 9th and G Streets 1,470 49,990 222,794 4,704 59,054 234,434 5,953 74,603 257,772 3,234 9,064 11,640 1,249 15,549 23,338 Visitor Market Hotel Rooms Within 5 Blocks of 9th and G Streets Within 15 Blocks of 9th and G Streets Citywide 3,965 14,141 24,563 4,474 15,923 26,635 5,968 18,760 30,647 509 1,782 2,072 1,494 2,837 4,012 Hotel Room Nights Within 5 Blocks of 9th and G Streets Within 15 Blocks of 9th and G Streets Citywide 1.1 Million 3.8 Million 6.5 Million 1.2 Million 4.1 Million 6.9 Million 1.6 Million 4.9 Million 7.9 Million 98,000 356,000 377,000 393,000 741,000 1 Million Visitors to Downtown Within 5 Blocks of 9th and G Streets 6.1 Million 7.1 Million 11 Million 1 Million 3.9 Million 456 Million 572 Million 732 Million 116 Million 160 Million Non-Office Worker Market 14 Million 19 Million 24 Million 5 Million 5 Million Residential Market 96 Million 255 Million 466 Million 159 Million 211 Million Overnight Hotel Visitor Market 76 Million 83 Million $98 Million 7 Million 15 Million 642 Million 929 Million 1,320 Million 287 Million 391 Million 3 Million SF 19 Million SF Dollars of Retail Demand within 15 Blocks of 9th and G Streets Office Worker Market Total Data estimated by the Downtown Business Improvement District KEY RETAIL AS OF APRIL 2007 GROCERY KEY RETAILERS 15 Ann Taylor 1 Giant Ann Taylor 16 Bandolino 2 Safeway Appalachian Spring 17 Filene's Basement 3 Whole Foods Chico's 18 Borders Books & Music 4 Safeway Discovery Channel Store 19 Thomas Pink 5 TBD Express 20 Filene's Basement 6 Safeway (2007) Godiva Chocolatier 21 Godiva Chocolatier 7 Trader Joe's Jos. A. Bank 22 Tiny Jewel Box 8 TBD (2009/10) Knot Shop 23 Burberry 9 TBD (2009/10) L'Occitane 24 Brooks Brothers Nine West 25 Graffiti Audio Swatch 26 Proper Topper The White House/Black Market 27 Benetton U.S. Mint 28 Olsson's Books Victoria's Secret 29 Betsey Fisher 1 Union Station 2 Asylum Wake Skate Snow 30 Johnston & Murphy 3 Gallery Place 31 Talbot's Ann Taylor Loft 32 Ann Taylor Aveda 33 Gap Bed Bath and Beyond 34 Rizik Brothers Benetton 35 Victoria's Secret City Sports 36 Men's Warehouse Urban Outfitters 37 New Balance 4 Olsson's Books 38 NineWest 5 Coup de Foudre 39 Montblanc 6 American Apparel 40 Borders Books 7 Jos. A. Bank 41 City Sports 8 H&M 42 Jos. A. Bank 9 West Elm (Summer 2007) 43 Watergate Shops 10 Zara (coming) Feraud 11 Barnes and Noble Saks Evening 12 Banana Republic Vera Wang 13 Macy's Yves Saint Laurent 14 Johnston & Murphy 2 Corcoran Phillips Collection M Dupont Circle M Cineplex Odeon 27 Dupont Rock Creek Park ode Isla n ue ven dA Ha m Ve rmo nt ps hi r eA ve n ue ark w ree kP kC Ne w 41 Thomas Circle National Geographic MIDTOWN 34 M 35 M 37 36 38 39 M L Street 40 Washington Circle K Street K Street Pen nsy lva nia Ave nue GWU Hospital M I Street Farragut Square M AC Renwick Gallery World Bank IMF LAYFAYETTE SQUARE Inter-American Development Ban G Street aA ve nu American Red Cross e WHITE HOUSE 14 15 18 U.S. Treasury 15th Street E Street in i Old Executive Office Building 18th Street F Street Vir g 19th Street RIVER Kennedy Center M M Lisner 23rd Street M TO PO FOGGY BOTTOM Franklin Square IMF H Street 4 McPherson Square M I Street George Washington University Watergate Complex 14th Street 26th Street 7 13th Street 24 30 23 31 21 22 20 32 DeSales 33 19 15th Street M Street Scott Circle 16th Street 25 29 42 WEST END 43 Rh 17th Street Roc N Street e enu t Av ticu nec Con 22nd Street 23rd Street 25th Street M Street 3 28 24th Street 28th Street 29th Street 30th Street N Street ay Dumbarton Loga Circl P Street Brookings Ma Institution ssa chu set ts A ven ue e GEORGETOWN O Street Church Street 26 21st Street P Street Q Street DUPONT CIRCLE Ave nu 26th Street Q Street 17 16 W T National Theatre Corcoran Gallery of Art 17th Street State Department D.A.R. Constitution Hall C Street Wilson Building The Ellipse Ronald Reagan Building Art Museum of the Americas 66 FEDE Constitution Avenue African American Museum (2010) Vietnam Veterans Memorial WW II Memorial Lincoln Memorial National Mu of American H Washington Monument Reflecting Pool Korean War Memorial Me mo rial Brid ge VIRGINIA 0 500 1,000 Feet TIDAL BASIN 14th Street Holocaust Museum C Street M KEY RETAIL IN DOWNTOWN WASHINGTON DC KEY RETAILERS GROCERY STORES AREAS OF OPPORTUNITY LOGAN CIRCLE a Q Street Av en u Harry e P Street P Street O Street O Street Thomas XM Satellite Radio 1 Alcohol Tobacco & Firearms (2008) SHAW N Street N Street K Street e K Street L Street N. Capitol Street Mt. Vernon Square 6 ue ven kA Yor w Ne Old Convention Center Site I Street Ma ssa chu set ts I Street CHINATOWN 2 Women in the Arts Ave nu NOMA Pierce Street venu ey A MT. VERNON TRIANGLE 9 M Street 1st Street Jers L Street Warehouse Theatre Patterson Street NORTHWEST ONE N ew Washington Convention Center 1st Street NE 5th Street 6th Street 7th Street 9th Street 10th Street 11th Street 12th Street nue Ave ork wY e N Ridge Street M Street M 8 H Street e H Street 13 MLK Library M Portrait Gallery & American Art Museum M M 9 8 10 M 7 6 11 Justice Department ue DC Municipal Building Department of Labor ui Lo C Street Newseum (2007) National Archives ERAL TRIANGLE M D Street DC Courthouse M F Street na sia ue en Av Federal Court House Senate Office Building Senate Office Building 3rd Street NE Ave n Court Woolly Mammoth Theatre 1 2nd Street NE ania 4 E Street 1st Street sylv 5 SEC M Union Station 2nd Street Pen n M AMC 9 Cinema Georgetown Law Center 4th Street FBI Building 395 F Street Harman Center M for the Arts (2007) PENN QUARTER Shakespeare Theatre G Street G Street National Building Museum Verizon Center Washington Stage Guild Theatre (2008) 5 M G Place Government Accountability Office M Spy Museum Ford's Theatre E Street Cinema Old Post Office Gallery Place Regal Cinema 3 Dela ware Ave nue G Place M 12 M 8th Street k Warner Theatre Wa y Eckin gton Place an e r id 1st Street NE F lo Q Street Justice Court Constitution Avenue National Museum of Natural History National Gallery of Art/West National Gallery Sculpture Garden National Gallery of Art/East 1st Street NE seum History Madison Drive 4th Street NATIONAL MALL U.S. CAPITOL M E. Capitol Street U.S. Capitol Visitor Center (2008) Library of Congress Jefferson Drive Arts & Industries Freer Sackler Gallery Gallery M Hirshhorn American Indian Museum Air and Space Museum Independence Avenue C Street 1st Street 3rd Street 4th Street M 6th Street 9th Street 12th Street nue Ave nd ryla Ma A Street SE U.S. Botanic Garden Independence Avenue M A Street NE Supreme Court House Office Building House Office Building House Office Building 395 Library of Congress N M GENERAL COMMERCIAL DISTRICT RESIDENTIAL NEIGHBORHOODS DOWNTOWN BUSINESS IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT LANDMARK BUILDINGS THEATRES/PERFORMING ARTS CENTERS MUSEUMS M M MMETRO STATION CINEMA shopping Retail stores are making a return to Downtown – with a diverse, urban flavor. National retailers such as American Apparel, Ann Taylor, Aveda, Bandolino, Banana Republic, Bed Bath and Beyond, Benetton, Filene’s Basement, City Sports, H&M, Johnston & Murphy, Jos. A. Bank, Macy’s and Urban Outfitters, are here – West Elm and Zara are coming soon. In addition, independent retailers Coup de Foudre (lingerie), pua naturally (clothing), Apartment Zero (home furnishings) and Chapters (books), along with museum shops and galleries, provide a truly unique shopping experience. Today, Downtown shoppers can find chic boutiques, specialty shops, bookstores and much more to cater to their discriminating tastes. f street F Street is the next available opportunity in Downtown’s retail revitalization. In the 900, 1000 and 1100 blocks of F Street, more than 75,000 square feet are available, with another 34,000 square feet coming on line in 2008 and 2009. The map on the inside page shows these opportunities. The F Street retail cluster will complement the current ones at Gallery Place (along 7th and H Streets) and on 13th between G and F Streets. Be among the new retailers to join H&M, Jos. A. Bank, American Apparel, West Elm, Zara and the International Spy Museum store. F Street Shopping Payless Shoe Source G Street M Bank West Elm (Summer 2007) Radio Shack *7,600 sf Madam Tussaud’s H&M *34,000 sf Zara 8,000 sf Available 2008/2009 10th Street American Apparel Ristorante Tosca Jos. A. Bank Celadon Day Spa 11th Street Bank Potbelly Waffle Shop Fitness Center P & D Souvenir Bistro D’Oc Starbucks Lincoln House Restaurant & Bar ESPN Zone Sprint Store E Street Cinema OldTownTrolley Ben & Jerry’s Gifford’s Barnes & Noble Lincoln Souvenir Qdoba 12th Street (Coming) E Street Legend YWCA Fitness Center Sandwich Shop McCormick & Schmick’s *3,060 sf *8,342 sf *6,230 sf *3,644 sf Marriott Courtyard Hotel Gordon Biersch F Street Occupied Retail: Shoppers’ Goods 9th Street Platinum Ultra Bar Central Liquors Cowgirl Creamery 1,363 sf 1,225 sf 1,055 sf 514 sf 568 sf 4,852 sf Co Co Ella’s Wood Fired Pizza Other Occupied Retail: Restaurants, Services, etc. Retail Space Available in 2007 Retail Space Future Availability Hard Rock Cafe A sia Nine Bar and Lounge Weschler’s Auction House 3,000 sf Ford’s Theatre Street Level Non-Retail Use * Additional space available below grade 7th & h streets The Chinatown neighborhood has become a hotbed of activity, anchored by the Verizon Center (formerly MCI Center) and the Gallery Place retail, residential, office and entertainment complex. Several individually-owned sites of undeveloped or underdeveloped real estate are available in this densely traveled area. A newly planned, mixed-use development at the last remaining corner property, Riverdale International’s Gallery Square, will offer 30,000 square feet on three floors of above-ground retail and one below-ground retail space in the next year. H Street Shopping Starbucks Jackey Cafe Eat First Restaurant Bank Szechuan Gallery Restaurant *30,000 sf Available 2008 Radio Shack Chop’t California Tortilla Potbelly Urban Outfitters City Sports Aveda Institute La Tasca Ann Taylor Loft Bed, Bath & Beyond Comfort Shoes Ecco Ruby Tuesday Legal Seafoods Clyde’s Wok ‘n Roll New Big Wong Zengo Bank Washington Sports Club Chinatown Restaurant Benetton Bank M Fuddrucker’s Tai Shan Restaurant H Street 7th Street Subway Vapiano Kam Fung Seafood Fadó Irish Pub & Restaurant Capital Q BBQ Tony Cheng’s Restaurant Da Hsin Trading Co. Galleryy Place Ground Level : Häagen Daz Sushi Go Round Thai Chili Bar Louie Second Fl oor : Lucky Strike Bowling Aveda Institut Third Fl oor : Regal Gallery Place Stadium 14 Theate Occupied Retail: Shoppers’ Goods Chinatown Liquor Chinatown Market Szechuan House Chinatown Express Other Occupied Retail: Restaurants, Services, etc. Retail Space Available in 2007 Video Store 6th Street e Legend 10,000 sf Retail Space Future Availability Cafe Deli e Kanlaya Restaurant er Pho Sai Gon & Grill RNR Restaurant & Lounge Street Level Non-Retail Use *Additional space located below grade old convention center site The final cluster of Downtown destination retail will open with approximately 300,000 square feet at the 10-acre area contained within 9th, H, and 11th Streets and New York Avenue. The old Convention Center site plans call for a unique blend of local and national retailers focusing on a broad range of distinctive restaurants and cafes, fashion and specialty retail, grocery/market foods, entertainment and performance venues, and neighborhood services. Old Convention Center Site Shopping* Approximately 300,000 sf Available 2010/2011 Office Office Embassy Suites Hotel Office Yo w Ne 11th Street Park Park 58,000 sf Office 56,000 sf H St Renaissance Washington, DC Hotel Office e 40,000 sf reet 9th Street Office 10th Street r u n e v kA I Street 31,000 sf 49,000 sf Office 34,000 sf 34,000 sf *Master planning for the entire site is still in proc *Master planning for the entire site is still in process RESTAURANTS AS OF APRIL 2007 RESTAURANTS AS OF APRIL 2007 ZAGAT SURVEY RESTAURANTS 1 The Monocle 43 Five Guys 85 Palette 127 Mimi's American Bistro 169 Karma 2 B. Smith's 44 Ruth's Chris 86 The International 128 Sakana 170 Kaz Sushi Bistro 3 Au Bon Pain 45 PS7's 87 Thai Tanic 129 Sala Thai 171 El Chalan 4 Bistro Bis 46 Finn & Porter 88 Helix Lounge 130 Pesce 172 Kinkead's 5 Johnny's Half Shell 47 Acadiana 89 Mar de Plata 131 Firefly 173 Primi Piatti 6 Charlie Palmer Steak 48 Coeur de Lion 90 Merkado Kitchen 132 Levante's Luna Grill 174 Café Lombardy 7 The Capital Grille 49 Morrison-Clark Inn 91 P St. Bistro 133 Moby Dick 175 Prime Rib 8 Le Paradou 50 Vegetate 92 Stoney's 134 Eli's 176 Legal Sea Foods 9 Rasika 51 Haad Thai 93 Logan Tavern 135 i Ricchi 177 Bombay Palace 10 Oyamel 52 Luigino 94 Viridian 136 Sam & Harry's 178 Mr. K's 11 District ChopHouse & Brewery 53 Posh 95 Rice 137 C.F. Folks 179 Galileo 12 Rosa Mexicano 54 Bistro D'Oc 96 Hank's Oyster 138 Palm 180 David Greggory 13 Burma 55 Tosca 97 Jack's Restaurant & Bar 139 Porter's 181 Shula's Steak House 14 Chinatown Express 56 TenPenh 98 Komi 140 Penang 182 Grillfish 15 Wok & Roll 57 Central 99 Sushi Taro 141 Sesto Senso 183 Meiwah 16 Full Kee 58 Fogo de Chao 100 Skewers/Cafe Luna 142 Bacchus 184 Asia Nora 17 Eat First 59 City Lights of China 101 Bar Rouge 143 Malaysia Kopitiam 185 The Grill Ritz-Carlton 18 Tony Cheng's 60 Aria 102 15 ria 144 Mai Thai 186 Blue Duck Tavern 19 Lucky Strike 61 Elephant & Castle Pub & Rest. 103 Beacon Bar & Grill 145 Mezza Luna 187 Agua Ardiente 20 Thai Chili 62 Les Halles 104 Nage 146 Vidalia 188 Juniper 21 Clyde's of Gallery Place 63 Au Bon Pain 105 Jefferson 147 Nooshi 189 Marcel's 22 Sushi-Go-Round & Tapas 64 Chef Geoff's 106 Panache 148 Smith & Wollensky 190 Circle Bistro 23 Zengo 65 Willard Room 107 Topaz Bar 149 Teatro Goldoni 191 Ristorante La Perla 24 Fadó Irish Pub 66 Café du Parc 108 Tabard Inn 150 Restaurant Kolu 192 Dish 25 Matchbox 67 Occidental 109 Heritage India 151 Kolumbia Restaurant 193 Notti Bianchi 26 California Tortilla 68 Old Ebbitt Grill 110 Cafe Citron 152 Spezie 194 Aquarelle 27 La Tasca 69 Butterfield 9 111 Kramerbooks & Afterwards Café 153 Morton's, The Steakhouse 195 Roof Terrace 28 Legal Sea Foods 70 Finemondo 112 DuPont Grille 154 McCormick & Schmick's 29 IndeBleu 71 M & S Grill 113 Raku 155 Olives 30 Poste Moderne Brasserie 72 Oceanaire Seafood Room 114 Etrusco 156 BLT Steak 31 Jaleo 73 Au Bon Pain 115 Urbana 157 Lafayette 32 Austin Grill 74 Ceiba 116 Marrakesh Palace 158 Bombay Club 33 Café Atlantico 75 Bobby Van's Steakhouse 117 Obelisk 159 Teaism 34 701 76 Café 15 118 Pizzeria Paradiso 160 Oval Room 35 D'Acqua 77 Georgia Brown's 119 Cloud 161 Equinox 36 Teaism 78 Au Bon Pain 120 Montsouris 162 Au Bon Pain 37 Caucus Room, The 79 Gerard's Place 121 Al Tiramisu 163 Bread Line 38 Zola 80 Lima 122 Mark and Orlando's 164 Cafe Asia 39 McCormick & Schmick's 81 DC Coast 123 Cafe Japone 165 Taberna del Alabardero 40 Ella's Wood Fired Pizza 82 Corduroy 124 21 P 166 Wasabi 41 Zaytinya 83 Il Mulino 125 Fractured Prune 167 Jimmy's on K St 42 Oya 84 Mio 126 Uni 168 Nirvana Corcoran Phillips Collection 21st Street Roc kC ree kP Ne w nsy lv ue ania M I Street 193 68 George Washington University 67 169 47 174 173 170 Ave n 166 M I Street ue 171 154 33 156 155 35 M 161 160159 172 24 49 10 80 81 77 23 79 McPherson Square 9 12 82 78 M 34 76 22 158 157 75 M Ne 21 Women in 52 the Arts 163 162 Renwick Gallery World Bank IMF LAYFAYETTE SQUARE 15 73 M ue WHITE HOUSE 15th Street Av en 18th Street E Street American Red Cross 70 19th Street RIVER 69 Vir gin ia 68 U.S. Treasury 20 67 66 65 19 70 Corcoran Gallery of Art State Department D.A.R. Constitution Hall C Street Warner M Theatre 55 54 17 62 60 E Street Cinema 57 56 P en 59 Old Post Office M The Ellipse 41 Ronald Reagan Building 26 27 28 29 M Portrait 40 63 Wilson Building 43 42 Gallery & American Art Museum Spy Museum 39 58 Art Museum of the Americas 66 M CH 24 25 MLK Library 61 17th Street 195 I Street 44 72 18 National Theatre 45 Old Convention Center Site 53 71 64 8 ue 14 M 69 Mt. Vernon Square G Place G Street Old Executive Office Building n Ave 51 Inter-American Development Bank 74 F Street o rk wY 48 47 46 13 Franklin Square IMF Lisner 23rd Street AC Kennedy Center M Washington Convention Center 8th Street M TO PO FOGGY BOTTOM Farragut Square 164 165 H Street 194 Watergate Complex 32 M 167 7th Street GWU Hospital 168 9th Street P en 177 176 175 11 MIDTOWN K Street 66 84 26 86 25 M 153 150151 Thomas Circle 14th Street Washington Circle K Street 192 149 30 83 M 36 152 178 64 31 85 DeSales 46 190 63 189 29 45 148 L Street 65 National Geographic 50 10th Street 147 106 10438 105 37 87 11th Street 145 28 Scott Circle LOGAN CIRCLE 12th Street 144 40 39 102 13th Street 180 179 48 139 142 M Street 146 103 42 141 140 143 181 41 44 108 43 107 ue ven dA lan s I ode Rh 88 27 15th Street 26th Street 191 138 136 49 62 137 134 135 101 16th Street WEST END 133 N Street 89 17th Street 185 61 M 132 Logan Circle P Street Ma Institution s sa chu 110 set ts A ven 109 ue Cineplex Odeon Dupont 50 182 58 183 90 91 92 93 Brookings 119 nue Ave 184 59 71 57 131 94 Church Street 98 99 100 Dupont Circle t ticu nec Con 188 186 22nd Street 60 23rd Street M Street 187 24th Street 25th Street 28th Street 29th Street 30th Street N Street ark way Dumbarton 51 Ha mp sh ire Av en Rock Creek Park 97 ue 127 125124123 122 121 120 126 128 129 56 130 GEORGETOWN O Street 117 118 95 Q Street DUPONT CIRCLE nt A ven 26th Street P Street 115116 55 113 112 52 111 Ver mo 114 M 53 54 Q Street 96 38 16 Ford's Theatre Washington Stage Guild Theatre (2008) 30 32 31 FBI Building nsy lvan ia 37 36 33 S T 35 34 Ave nu Justice Department M e National Archives FEDERAL TRIANGLE Constitution Avenue African American Museum (2010) Vietnam Veterans Memorial WW II Memorial Lincoln Memorial National Museum of American History Washington Monument National Museum of Natural History NATIONAL MALL Reflecting Pool M Korean War Memorial Freer Gallery e idg l Br oria M 1,000 Feet TIDAL BASIN C Street 12th Street 500 M 14th Street 0 Hirshhorn Independen Holocaust Museum VIRGINIA Arts & Industries Sackler Gallery 9th Street m Me National Galle Sculpture Gard M RESTAURANTS / HOTELS / GREATER DOWNTOWN WASHINGTON DC HOTELS ZAGAT SURVEY RESTAURANTS GENERAL COM DOWNTOWN BU THEATRES/PER Eckin gt Av en ue Harry P Street O Street O Street HOTELS Alcohol Tobacco & Firearms (2008) N Street N Street Ne o rk wY K Street N. Capitol Street 7 I Street 3 G Place Government Accountability Office G Street 395 G Street National Building Museum AMC 9 Cinema Georgetown Law Center M 5 4 9 M 1st Street Court 2nd Street 4th Street Shakespeare Theatre 1 2 5 DC Courthouse 8 Department of Labor na sia ui Lo C Street 7 Newseum (2007) Federal Court House e Av 1 6 Senate Office Building Senate Office Building 3rd Street NE DC Municipal Building e nu 2nd Street NE D Street Woolly Mammoth Theatre 2 4 3 E Street F Street e 11 Union Station Ave nu F Street Harman Center M for the Arts (2007) PENN QUARTER SEC ware M M Dela Cinema Verizon Center Justice Court Constitution Avenue National Gallery of Art/West National Gallery of Art/East 1st Street NE ry den Madison Drive 4th Street U.S. CAPITOL Supreme Court Suite Hotel 8 Renaissance Washington DC Hotel 49 Wyndham Hotels City Center 9 Henley Park Hotel 50 St. Gregory 10 Morrison Clark Inn 51 Hotel Madera 11 Comfort Inn Center City 52 Jurys Hotel 12 Sheraton Four Points 53 Hilton Embassy Row 13 Embassy Suites 54 Westin Embassy Row 14 Grand Hyatt, Washington 55 Palomar Hotel 15 Washington Marriott Metro Center 56 Residence Inn Washington Downtown E. Capitol Street 57 Embassy Suites 18 JW Marriott Hotel Pennsylvania Avenue 58 Marriott Washington 19 Willard InterContinental, Washington 59 Park Hyatt Washington 20 Hotel Washington 60 Fairmont Washington DC 21 Hilton Garden Inn Washington DC Franklin Square 61 Westin Grand Washington 22 Hotel Sofitel Washington DC 62 Ritz Carlton Washington DC 23 Crowne Plaza The Hamilton Washington 63 Washington Circle Hotel 24 Residence Inn Vermont Avenue 64 Melrose Hotel 25 Washington Grande Hotel 65 Washington Suites 26 Washington Plaza 66 River Inn 27 Braxton 67 Double Tree Guest Suites 28 Hotel Helix 68 George Washington University Inn 29 Homewood Suites by Hilton 69 Allen Lee Hotel 30 Wyndham Hotels Washington DC 70 State Plaza Hotel 31 Madison Hotel 71 Four Seasons Hotel 34 Hay Adams Hotel 35 Club Quarters A Street SE 36 Quincy 38 Courtyard by Marriott Embassy Row Independence Avenue e MMERCIAL DISTRICT 1st Street C Street House Office Building House Office Building House Office Building 39 Holiday Inn Central 40 Washington Terrace Library of Congress 41 Hotel Rouge 395 N M RESIDENTIAL NEIGHBORHOODS USINESS IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT LANDMARK BUILDINGS RFORMING ARTS CENTERS MUSEUMS M M MMETRO STATION CINEMA at Dupont 17 Harrington Hotel 33 St Regis Washington DC U.S. Botanic Garden 3rd Street 6th Street M lan 48 Best Western New Hampshire 37 Lowes Jefferson American Indian Museum 4th Street ry Ma u ven dA 47 Lombardy Hotel 6 Red Roof Inn Washington Downtown 32 Capital Hilton U.S. Capitol Visitor Center (2008) Jefferson Drive nce Avenue 46 Lincoln Suites Downtown 5 Washington Court Hotel A Street NE Library of Congress Air and Space Museum 45 Renaissance Mayflower 4 Phoenix Park Hotel 16 Hotel Monaco 6 22 21 20 19 14 Regal 13 44 Tabard, Inn 3 Hotel George H Street H Street Gallery M23 Place 15 43 Topaz 2 Hyatt Regency Washington Pierce Street L Street Ma ssa chu set HINATOWN ts A ven ue 18 17 16 1 Holiday Inn Washington DC on The Hill 7 Hampton Inn 1st Street K Street NOMA nue Ave MT. VERNON TRIANGLE M Street rsey Warehouse Theatre Patterson Street NORTHWEST ONE Je New L Street Av e enu 1st Street NE 5th Street 6th Street Ridge Street M Street 10 Thomas XM Satellite Radio SHAW 12 AS OF APRIL 2007 Wa y Q Street P Street HOTELS on Pla ce 1st Street NE Flo rid a Q Street 42 Beacon Hotel Governor's House dining Downtown restaurants serve up a true taste of the city, with awardwinning cuisine prepared by some of the world’s best chefs in nationally recognized restaurants, bistros and cafes. In addition to the many fine dining options, there are lots of casual sandwich and snack shops. The greater Downtown area has more than 170 Zagat Survey restaurants, and new eateries increasingly make this area their home. The neighborhood offers something for every palate: Tapas, Thai, Italian, German, Indian, Mexican, Irish, American and French — it’s all right here! living Downtown DC is one of the city’s hottest new residential neighborhoods, with a variety of offerings for every lifestyle. More and more, people who can afford to live anywhere are choosing to be at the center of what’s happening, where everything is at their doorstep — great food, great fun, great folks. Downtown is the place where people march to an urban beat. Forget the sleepy suburbs. Traffic is no longer a worry. Here, people live where they work, play where they live and watch the world go by 24/7 from their windows. P Corcoran P Phillips Collection Q Street M 26th Street Church Street GEORGETOWN O Street M MIDTOWN 14th Street Av en ue wa y Ha mp sh ire kP a rk re e kC Ro c Ne w M Farragut Square McPherson Square M M M IMF U AC LAYFAYETTE SQUARE Renwick Gallery World Bank IMF I De G Street E Street American Red Cross Av en ue WHITE HOUSE U.S. Treasury 15th Street Vir gin ia Old Executive Office Building 18th Street F Street 19th Street RIVER Kennedy Center Lisner 23rd Street M TO PO FOGGY BOTTOM F S M I Street H Street Watergate Complex 15th Street e enu 26th Street Pen nsy lva nia Ave nue George Washington University P nu Ave Thomas Circle M K Street M I Street nd DeSales Washington Circle P P Isla National Geographic M L Street GWU Hospital 16th Street t Av M Street WEST END K Street Scott Circle 17th Street ticu U U nec M Street N Street P ode Rh Ave nue Co n 22nd Street 23rd Street 25th Street P P 24th Street 28th Street 29th Street 30th Street N Street P Street Brookings Institution Ma ssa chu set ts Cineplex Odeon Dupont Rock Creek Park Dumbarton U U Dupont Circle 21st Street P Street P P DUPONT CIRCLE Ver Q Street Natio Thea Corcoran Gallery of Art 17th Street State Department Wilso Build D.A.R. Constitution Hall C Street The Ellipse Ron Art Museum of the Americas 66 Constitution Avenue African American Museum (2010) Vietnam Veterans Memorial WW II Memorial Lincoln Memorial Washington Monument Reflecting Pool Korean War Memorial rial mo Me ge Brid VIRGINIA 0 500 1,000 Feet RESIDENTIAL OVERVIEW OF WASHINGTON DC EXISTING APARTMENTS U = UNDER CONSTRUCTION EXISTING CONDOMINIUMS P = PLANNED TIDAL BASIN 14th Street Holocaust Museum Logan Circle P Street P Street O Street O Street Wa y Thomas XM Satellite Radio L Street N U P P ork P P Old P wY Ne Convention I Street Center Site I Street Ma ssa chu set ts CHINATOWN P P P U U P P P P P P K Street P P U P L Street P P Ave nue NOMA P P Pierce Street N. Capitol Street MT. VERNON TRIANGLE K Street Franklin Square P P M Street P P P enue y Av U U Warehouse Theatre Mt. Vernon Square P P P P P 1st Street P Patterson Street NORTHWEST ONE e Jers New U 1st Street NE 5th Street 6th Street 7th Street M U nue Ave ork wY e N Ridge Street M Street Washington Convention Center nue Ave N Street N Street 9th Street 10th Street 11th Street 12th Street P P Alcohol Tobacco & Firearms (2008) SHAW U Women in the Arts Harry e P U P U U U P H Street Shakespeare Theatre Court Woolly Mammoth Theatre Newseum (2007) F Street Lo n sia ui a en Av ue Federal Court House Senate Office Building Senate Office Building 3rd Street NE Department of Labor C Street National Archives FEDERAL TRIANGLE DC Municipal Building DC Courthouse M M D Street U Justice Department E Street SEC Union Station 2nd Street NE ania Ave nue M 1st Street M ald Reagan Building PENN QUARTER 2nd Street Old Post Office M AMC 9 Cinema Georgetown Law Center 4th Street Pen nsy lv 395 F Street Harman Center M for the Arts (2007) Washington Stage Guild Theatre (2008) FBI Building on ing Verizon Center M Spy Museum E Street Cinema G Street P G Street National Building Museum e Gallery & American Art Museum Ford's Theatre Warner M Theatre onal atre Regal Cinema M Portrait M M Government Accountability Office Ave nu MLK Library P G Place Gallery Place w a re G Place M M 8th Street nter-American evelopment Bank P H Street Dela 13th Street mo nt A ven ue LOGAN CIRCLE U Q Street Av en u P P P P U ue rid a Place Flo Q Street Eckin gton 1st Street NE U Justice Court Constitution Avenue National Gallery Sculpture Garden National Museum of Natural History National Gallery of Art/West National Gallery of Art/East 1st Street NE National Museum of American History Madison Drive 4th Street NATIONAL MALL U.S. CAPITOL M E. Capitol Street U.S. Capitol Visitor Center (2008) Library of Congress Jefferson Drive Freer Gallery M Arts & Industries Sackler Gallery Hirshhorn U.S. Botanic Garden C Street 1st Street 3rd Street M A Street SE Independence Avenue 4th Street ryla Ma ue ven nd A 6th Street 12th Street C Street 9th Street M American Indian Museum Air and Space Museum Independence Avenue A Street NE Supreme Court House Office Building House Office Building House Office Building 395 Library of Congress N M M GENERAL COMMERCIAL DISTRICT RESIDENTIAL NEIGHBORHOODS DOWNTOWN BUSINESS IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT LANDMARK BUILDINGS THEATRES/PERFORMING ARTS CENTERS MUSEUMS M M MMETRO STATION CINEMA convenience With seven Metrorail stations located in the area, parking and bicycle access, it’s easy enough to get around Downtown by foot or on transit. In 2005, the city added a new dimension to traveling quickly and inexpensively to nearby areas of interest with the DC Circulator — a new service that takes you from Union Station through Downtown to Georgetown, from the Washington Convention Center to the SW Waterfront, and around the National Mall. For the $1.00 fare, you can move around downtown in a “DC” minute! Catch the big red bus... and circulate! Circulator Route Map About Downtown BID The Downtown Business Improvement District (BID) is a private, non-profit organization that provides safety, hospitality, maintenance, homeless, economic development, transportation, streetscape and marketing services to Washington’s center city. Our mission is to promote Downtown DC as a premier commercial, cultural, entertainment and residential destination. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION, CONTACT: Karen Sibert, Director of Marketing & Communications Downtown DC Business Improvement District 1250 H Street, Suite 1000 Washington, DC 20005 [email protected] 202.661.7560