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On Washington Street offers restaurant, retail, office, and creative spaces. Our portfolio spans 27 highly preserved historic buildings across Washington Street. Ground-floor storefronts are well-suited for boutiques, salons, and dining concepts.
Most Washington Street storefronts sit within a short walk. The SoNo Train Station is under one mile away. Many tenants and shoppers arrive on foot daily.
Webster Lot sits just off Martin Luther King Drive. Haviland Lot offers a nearby deck with fresh upgrades. Both lots provide easy, affordable parking near Washington Street.
OnWashington markets the district through events and social media. This active promotion drives steady foot traffic block-wide.
Yes, our historic buildings support diverse commercial uses. Ground floors welcome restaurants, retail shops, and offices alike. Upper floors often house condos or creative studios.
Norwalk removed strict parking minimums in the CD-4W zone. Recent changes now require a case-by-case review near transit. Most Washington Street tenants rely on nearby public lots.
Interior layouts often allow flexible, tenant-specific build-outs. Exterior changes may require commission approval under preservation standards. This process protects each building's original historic character.