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“We’re glad you’re our neighbor” unless you want to grab a beer down the street or live in a “luxury” apartment near our luxury rowhouse.”

Thanks to Josh for sending from S Street between 14th and 15th NW: “This is next-level NIMBY.”

Ed. Note: You can read about the Dacha objections here.

Echoes a tweet sent to me:

Washington Business Journal reported:

“D.C.-based Perseus Realty is planning a 115-unit apartment project on the back parking lot of the historic, 103-year-old Masonic temple in Dupont Circle, owned by the Scottish Rite of Freemasonry.”

You can see some renderings posted to Urban Turf here.

Here’s a couple photos I took of the plot on Saturday:


15th and S Street, NW

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