Churchill Living signs 10-year lease in DC

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US: Churchill Living, corporate housing provider, have agreed to a 10 year lease with Washington DC developer Perseus TDC.

The group will manage 106 units in a 500-unit mixed-use development in Washington DC’s NoMa neighbourhood.

The building, previously named Storey Park, is found at the intersection First and L street NE. The project was rebranded to NoMa CNTR, short for centre, by the developer after scrapping the public park concept initially attached to the development.

Ground was broken late last year on the project which is currently slated to include a 235-key Marriott hotel and an additional 40,000 square feet of retail space. The project is expected to be completed by late 2022.

John Camera, partner at Perseus, said to Washington Business Journal: “When you’re building a 500-unit building, you’re always looking for opportunities to find corporate housing tenants, and it helps on the lease-up by generating cash flow right out of the gate.”

Churchill, the company leasing the space, is a corporate furnished let provider that operates throughout the US, including New York, New Jersey, Connecticut, and DC. The group is currently operating locations in Northwest DC, Arlington and Bethesda, has an existing furniture rental business and is in talks to open a DC showroom.

Avraham Rosskamm senior VP of acquisitions and development at Churchill said: “We’ve been actively working throughout the D.C. market to expand our portfolio. We have a lot of government contracts and a lot of clients that are interested in the D.C. area as a whole. This product fit the bill very nicely, we very much like to get in early on in the development so things can be built to meet our needs.”

Churchill Living join a variety of providers in the area, including Sonder, WhyHotel, Zeus Living and Blueground. Washington DC enacted restrictions on short-term rental platforms in late 2019, though the listed regulations do not cover  corporate housing.</p

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