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Baltimore Business Journal: Bozzuto Breaks Ground on $72M Union Wharf Project

December 13, 2011

The Bozzuto Group broke ground Tuesday on Union Wharf, a $72 million residential and retail development along the Fells Point waterfront.

Union Wharf will include 281 apartments, 4,500 square feet of retail space and nearly 500 parking spaces. The upscale residential project is located at the intersection of Thames and South Wolfe streets.

The undeveloped site overlooks the Inner Harbor on the eastern edge of the Fells Point peninsula. The… Continue reading

Baltimore Sun: Bozzuto Breaks Ground on Union Wharf Apartments

December 13, 2011

The Bozzuto Group, long interested in building apartments on a parcel alongside the Fells Point waterfront, is officially breaking ground there today for a 281-unit upscale complex.

The project, part of the Union Wharf mixed-use development, will include nearly 5,000 square feet of commercial space that Bozzuto expects will be used by a restaurant.

The apartment market is yin to the housing-market yang, with rents rising and vacancies improving over the last… Continue reading

The Daily Record: Bozzuto Moving Forward with Fells Point Luxury Apartments

December 12, 2011

A month after a Fells Point waterfront property was sold by a local developer to the Bozzuto Group for $9.5 million, the builders are moving forward with construction of a 281-unit luxury apartment mixed-use complex this week.

Union Wharf is scheduled for a groundbreaking ceremony Tuesday morning, said Jeff Kayce, a Bozzuto vice president in charge of the Baltimore development, but site development and an environmental cleanup is already underway.

Multi-Housing News: Bozzuto Group to Do Another Major Mixed-Use in D.C.

December 08, 2011

Giant Food of Landover, Md., has picked the Bozzuto Group as partner for its development of Cathedral Commons, a mixed-use project in northwest Washington, D.C. The project will include 137 apartment units and eight townhomes, more than 500 parking spaces, and 128,000 square feet of retail anchored by a redeveloped Giant Food supermarket location.

Cathedral Commons will be on about four acres on Wisconsin Avenue between Macomb St. and Idaho Ave.,… Continue reading

Washington Business Journal: Giant Food picks The Bozzuto Group for Cathedral Commons

December 05, 2011

District-based The Bozzuto Group has been tapped by Giant Food LLC to develop the Cathedral Commons mixed-use project in Northwest D.C.

The $125 million, two-block project -- which will include 137 apartment units, eight townhomes and more than 500 parking spaces -- will replace a long-obsolescent Giant Food store on Wisconsin Avenue and bring to a close a long and contentious fight from some residents of the Cleveland Park and Cathedral… Continue reading

Washington Post: Bozzuto Group Buys into Wisconsin Avenue Giant Development

December 04, 2011

The Bozzuto Group has acquired a stake in a promising parcel of land that has been subject to one of the District’s longest-running development debates.

The Greenbelt-based homebuilder has been selected by Giant Food as a development partner for the grocer’s $125 million mixed-use project on Wisconsin Avenue Northwest, where it will attempt to finally break ground on plans that have been in the works since 1999.

Built more than 50 years ago, the… Continue reading

Multi-Housing News: Work Starts on Monroe Street Market in D.C.

November 14, 2011

Ground has been broken for the multi-phase, multi-use Monroe Street Market in Washington, D.C., which will include 720 multifamily residential units and 45 townhomes, along with a number of commercial property uses. The goal, according to developers The Bozzuto Group, Abdo Development and Pritzker Realty Group, is to create college-town-style Main Street.

That’s a fitting notion, since the development is located on 8.9 acres of Catholic University’s campus in… Continue reading

Baltimore Business Journal: Bozzuto Group to Build $57M Apartment Complex at Waugh Chapel

November 11, 2011

Bozzuto Group is building a 298-unit apartment complex at the new phase of the Waugh Chapel retail project in Gambrills.

The Greenbelt developer broke ground Nov. 7 on The Arcadian at Waugh Chapel, a $57 million, four-story building at Greenberg Gibbons Commercial Corp.’s Waugh Chapel Towne Centre.

The 1.2-million-square-foot mixed use complex rising off Crain Highway in Anne Arundel County will be anchored by Target, Wegmans and a… Continue reading

Washington Post: Development Gods Smile on Catholic University

November 10, 2011

Catholic University, developer Jim Abdo and partners from Bozzuto and Pritzker Realty celebrated the groundbreaking of Catholic University’s Cardinal Hall Wednesday, a project that will deliver 720 residential units, 80,000 square feet of retail and 15,000 square feet of artists’ studio space.

In short, it is an attempt to create a college main street for a university that is next to the Brookland Metro station but which has nothing of the sort. As… Continue reading

WUSA 9: Sense of Community Emphasized at Campus Groundbreaking

November 09, 2011

Monroe Street Market — a $200 million mixed-use development on The Catholic University of America’s southern edge — will unite the University and surrounding neighborhoods, several speakers said this morning during a groundbreaking ceremony for the project.

The University has partnered with developer Abdo Development, residential real estate company The Bozzuto Group, and real estate investment company Pritzker Realty Group on the project, which will ultimately… Continue reading