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Thursday, 6 November 2008

Mayhood presentation on Madrigal Lofts

This morning I attended the PQNA breakfast meeting that featured presentations on the Mount Vernon Triangle. The room at the Woolly Mammoth Theatre was packed with over 100 attendees. It was good to promote awareness of the Triangle to a wider base.

Much of the talked about planned development was redundant for me of course, but I am a data junkie and enjoyed David Mayhood's presentation. Here are some stats Mayhood presented regarding sales at the Madrigal Lofts.


Mayhood explained that the skew towards Male among singles is a likely by product of the area still being a transitional neighborhood. He suggested that if instead we examined a new condo smack in the middle of Penn Quarter the % females would likely be over 50%.

Wednesday, 5 November 2008

Triangle related events on Nov 6th

Pennsylvania Quarter Neighborhood Association
The next Pennsylvania Quarter Neighborhood Association breakfast meeting will be held on November 6 at 8:30am at the Woolly Mammoth Theatre (641 D St NW). This meeting is focused on Mount Vernon Triangle development, the current state and future plans. Guest speakers include MVTCID Executive director Bill McLeod as well as a representative from the Wilkes Company. Wilkes is associated with Mount Vernon Place, an eleven building mixed use development spanning 5 blocks of the Mount Vernon Triangle.

RSVP via email to joann (at) PennQuarter (dot) org. When responding, please include the first and last names and affiliations of all people attending.

Additionally, as we announced a month ago, Thursday is also the day for:

Mount Vernon Triangle Community Walk with Ward 6 Councilmember Tommy Wells
D.C. Ward 6 Councilmember Tommy Wells will join Mount Vernon Triangle residents for a Community Walk through at 6pm on Thursday November 6th. The walk starts at the 555 Mass condominium. This is a followup to last year's walk which is recapped on Tommy's blog.