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J.Crew and The Art of SpYn Coming to Penn Quarter
950 F Street, NW courtesy of BRAVERY CORPORATION
From a press release:
Douglas Development is excited to announce the additions of upscale retailer J.Crew and premier yoga and spinning studio, The Art of SpYn, to the company’s property at 950 F Street, NW. J.Crew is slated to open in August and The Art of SpYn is scheduled to open this spring.
J.Crew will occupy 3,044 square feet on the ground floor and 5,581 square feet on the lower level for a total of 8,625 square feet in the Atlantic Building, which borders the historic Ford’s Theatre. The Art of SpYn, the city’s first combined indoor cycling and yoga studio, will also occupy two levels of space for a total of 5,272 square feet and will feature two studios and a lifestyle retail boutique. These new tenants will join high-end retailer Anthropologie in the building.
Great additions to Penn Quarter. We previously spoke about The Art of SpYn here.
Category: Coming and Going, Penn Quarter/Chinatown, Retail
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Yes!!!!!!!!!
Will Mrs. Obama shop there?
Great! So much more convenient to have good shopping downtown. Georgetown can sink into the river for all I care.
+1
Georgetown didn’t want the other neighborhood riff raff coming in. careful what you wish for
Is it just me, or did anyone else read this item and want to pronounce “SpYN” as “spyin’” (rather than “spin”)?