Our focus is to transform underutilized real estate into vibrant, sustainable communities, from Los Angeles to Philadelphia and anywhere in between, and to create memorable places with long-term value.
National Development has a track record of developing dynamic, vibrant, urban spaces that are targeted toward the pedestrian experience. Across the country, we develop a plan to activate the streetscapes in our projects to enhance the pedestrian experience.
East Market is a mixed-use, multi-phase redevelopment project encompassing an entire city block in the heart of Center City Philadelphia, PA. The project’s first phase is completed and includes 105,000 square feet of podium retail, 562 rental apartments, state-of-art digital and static signage, and 175,000 square feet of Class A warehouse office space above 21,000 square feet of ground-floor retail.
View Case StudyThe Stacks is a 6-acre waterfront community in Buzzard Point, Washington, D.C.
Located at the intersection of the Potomac and Anacostia Rivers, The Stacks combines natural beauty with urban convenience. The pedestrian-friendly community offers outdoor spaces for events, al fresco dining, and peaceful retreats, fostering a vibrant neighborhood community. With its prime location near Audi Field, Nationals Park and The Wharf, residents have easy access to events and entertainment without impacting day-to-day life.
The Stacks features three unique residential offerings: The Byron, Everly, and Colette – together creating a dynamic community of residents.
View Case Study1625 Mass is a 114,000-square-foot office-to-residential conversion in Dupont Circle, Washington, D.C. set to open in 2026.
The project’s interior design draws inspiration from the building’s heritage as the former Air Line Pilots Association headquarters, and the golden age of aviation.
The reimagined building will provide 157 modern residential units, thoughtful and colorfully designed amenity spaces and a welcoming, reimagined streetscape to Massachusetts Avenue.
View Case StudyWashington, D.C.
