Mayor Bowser Delivers First Housing and Homeownership Opportunities at Reservoir District on Former McMillan Site

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Mayor Muriel Bowser inaugurated the Reservoir District Townhomes in Ward 5, delivering 146 homes for sale, including 22 affordable units. This initiative revitalizes the former McMillan Sand Filtration Site, now transformed into a mixed-use neighborhood featuring a community center and a 6. 2-acre park. Bowser highlighted the importance of this project in providing new homeownership opportunities and enhancing local amenities. The development represents a public-private partnership with Vision McMillan Partners, which will also introduce apartments and retail spaces.

Councilmember Kenyan McDuffie described the project as a personal milestone, reflecting the community's values and long-term needs. The townhomes' design honors the historic structures of the site, featuring white brick facades that echo its past. Mayor Bowser's commitment to affordable housing continues with significant budget allocations for housing initiatives in the District. The Reservoir District also launched a summer event series to foster community engagement and celebrate local culture.

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