Portfolio
SJG holds a 50-year history of developing innovative commercial and residential projects in the Washington, DC area. These properties include:
Arthur Ashe Blvd.
Located at the gateway of the vibrant Scott’s Addition neighborhood in Richmond, Virginia, 1117-1209 N. Arthur Ashe is a 5.9 acre site that is being repositioned in a joint venture between SJG Properties and Level 2 Development. When complete, the mixed-use project will consist of a 300,000 square foot new building that includes 296 new apartment homes and over 13,000 square feet of retail.
In addition to the mixed-use project, the joint venture team is repositioning the vacant, historic warehouse at 1209 N. Arthur Ashe Blvd. The approximately 12,000 square foot building will be repositioned into retail or office space.
2022
year of construction
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101 Duke Street
Coming Soon- Six luxury townhomes located one block from the Potomac River in the premier southeast quadrant of Alexandria, offering convenient access to countless restaurant and retail offerings along King Street and the Alexandria waterfront. Impeccably designed, spacious 22’ wide townhomes will offer four levels of luxurious elevatored living, 2-car garages and unique 400 SF private terraces off the 2nd floor kitchens.
This unique property is a co-development between Eleventh Street Development and SJG Properties.
2023
year of construction
88
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1410 12th St
An intimate 7-unit condominium just east of Logan Circle, this property was designed by Hickok Warner Cole and completed in the summer of 2005.
Standard Features
- Oak hardwood flooring
- Designated parking
- Limestone bathrooms
- 9 foot ceilings
- Business Center
- Granite counters
- Stainless steel appliances
- Large windows
2005
year of construction
91
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Saxon Court
Situated at 1440 Church Street, this 46-unit condominium building was a joint venture between SJG Properties and PN Hoffman, and completed the winter of 2003. Inspired by a 1950’s auto repair garage, Saxon Court sets itself apart from the rest with its unique and chic-retro-industrial facade, an exhilarating fusion of imagination and modern design, with influences of concrete and steel contrasting with stunning sheets of glass and distressed brickwork.
Standard Features
- Six-story roof deck patio
- Distressed brickwork
- European private fountain courtyard
2003
year of construction
93
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The Alta
The Alta, in DC’s Thomas Circle neighborhood, seamlessly blends modern architecture and city living with green building strategies in this building’s 126 swanky one- and two- bedroom condos.
Standard Features
- Stainless steel appliances
- Exposed spiral ductwork
- European-inspired porcelain tiles
- 9 foot ceilings
2006
year of construction
95
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The Metro
This 53-unit condominium building lies at 1444 Church Street, in the heart of the newly revitalized 14th and P Street corridor. The Metro was designed by SK&I Architects, and was joint venture between SJG Properties and PN Hoffman. The seven-story development was recognized with a Residential Design Award in 2006 by the Washingtonian.
Standard Features
- Floor to ceiling windows
- Concrete ceilings
- Open floor plans
- Maple cabinets
- Limestone and marble baths
- Exposed ductwork
- Bamboo floors
- European appliances