36 — April 2026 — Owners, Developers & Managers — M id A tlantic Real Estate Journal
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ASHINGTON, DC — Gilbane Devel- opment announced Phase 2 to deliver 229 new units across four buildings, slated to open Summer 2026 Gilbane Development launches leasing for Phase 2 of Barnaby & 7th affordable housing redev. W
us one step closer to realizing the full vision for the site, and we look forward to welcoming new residents into the trans - formative development.” Phase Two includes four new residential buildings, ex - panding the community with • The Stoneview – 4283 Barn - aby Rd., SE Washington DC • The Solomon – 4373 Barn - aby Rd., SE Washington DC • The Marte – 4233 7th St., SE Washington DC • The Lewis – 4225 7th St., SE Washington DC A defining aspect of Phase 2 is the new pedestrian walkway designed to enhance connec- tivity across all six buildings of the larger Barnaby & 7th development, reinforcing the project’s vision of an integrat - ed, walkable community. The community will feature invit - ing outdoor spaces, including landscaped seating areas and a shared patio designed for recreation and relaxation. Phase 2 builds on the mo - mentum of The Upland, the recently completed Phase 1 of Barnaby & 7th, which de - livered 169 units including 34 Permanent Supportive Hous- ing units for households earn- ing 30% and 50% AMI. Phase 3 of Barnaby & 7th will include an additional 100+ rental units spanning across one multifamily building. Across the full Barnaby & 7th development, green roofs are designed to meet DC’s stormwater management re - quirements and accommodate solar panels, reducing the proj - ect’s environmental impact and carbon footprint. When complete, Barnaby & 7th will deliver 498 new afford - able housing units located at the intersection of 7th St., SE and Barnaby Road, SE. The lo- cation is transit-friendly, well- served by metro bus lines and major highways, providing safe and convenient access to vari- ous parts of Washington DC. The development fosters a sense of community by offering amenities designed to enhance the quality of life, ensuring residents have a comfortable and supportive environment to call home. All residents of Barnaby & 7th will benefit from on-site social services focused on wellness, education, and employment, alongside finan - cial education classes to assist residents in retaining housing and improving their quality of life. MAREJ
the launch of leasing for Phase 2 of Barnaby & 7th, the afford- able housing redevelopment project in Washington, DC. Phase 2 will deliver 229 units across four buildings. Set to open in the summer of 2026, Phase 2 of Barnaby and 7th features a mix of studio to three-bedroom apartments serving households earning 50% and 80% of the Area Me- dian Income. Twenty percent of the homes will be set aside as Permanent Supportive Housing
Barnaby & 7th credit Soto Architecture & Urban Design, PLLC & 7th, where residents have access to the stability, services, and opportunities they de- serve,” said Bobvala Tengen ,
units administered by DC’s De - partment of Homeless Services. “We’re building a connected, thriving community at Barnaby
director, development, Gilbane Development. “The launch of leasing for Phase 2 is a sig - nificant milestone that brings
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