The saga of the old church at 10th and V St, NW continues. Thanks to a reader for sending in the latest:
“Dear PoP,
I’ve been following the progress on the church owned by Sorg & Associates at 10th and V St NW. While the arrival of the new dumpsters is encouraging I was wondering if anyone knows any details of the redevelopment plan.
I had read that Sorg planned to turn the church into office space, with 60+ condos to be built on the adjacent vacant lot.
Out of curiosity I checked out the building plan review status on DCRA’s page http://cpms.dcra.dc.gov/OBPAT/idjob_info.asp (Application B1009512). It appears that the owner has submitted new plans to build 3 apartment units (per the “Fire Review”)?
The church building seems much too large for 3 apartment units.
Any idea what the new plans might entail?”
Yeah, that would be three huge apartment units. Do you think they’ll be super luxury units or do you think the number is likely off?
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