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  • Spacious kitchens offer stainless steel appliances, backsplashes and designer lighting
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  • The warehouse’s signature twelve-pointed cupola has lit up this corner of New York Avenue every night since 1937.
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  • MOM’s Organic Market, an environmentally focused, 100% organic grocer, opened its first D.C. location at the Hecht Warehouse in 2014.
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  • Parking Garage
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  • The Entrance
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  • Decades of Hecht style
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  • Adjacent to nearby Union Market, the Angelika Pop Up is a three-screen micro cinema showing limited release and art house films.
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  • The Hecht is chock full of vintage details, including a lobby sculpture fashioned out of this piece of machinery salvaged from the original building.
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  • Throughout the restoration, many unique features of the warehouse have been meticulously preserved, including original glass block and exposed brick.
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  • Model Apartment
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  • The U.S. National Arboretum, home to 446 acres of gardens, rare trees and public art, is a short walk from the Hecht Warehouse.
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  • Picnic tables, lawn games and a converted Airstream-turned-pop-up-bar make Union Market a great summer hang out spot.
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  • Each residence comes with a free membership to the brand new Planet Fitness gym located in the building.
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  • Nearby Union Market is a mecca for all things artisanal—think grass-fed meat, small batch bourbon, and organic skincare products—that houses over 40 local vendors.
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  • With a gourmet grocer in the building and Union Market down the street, Hecht residents can shop local, shop organic, and shop fresh.
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  • Lobby
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  • Fitness Center
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  • The Hecht Warehouse
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  • Lounge seating and community work tables offer a cozy space for working or relaxing.
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  • Bar seating in The Cellar
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  • The Hecht Cellar
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  • Hallways feature original color-coded columns from the Hecht warehouse.
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  • Sitting Area
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  • Main Lobby
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  • Lobby
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  • Kickboxing Area
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  • Free Weights in Fitness Center
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  • Complimentary coffee and tea service from Compass Coffee available daily
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  • Cardio Equipment
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  • Sitting Area
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  • Each apartment features authentic loft details, including high ceilings
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  • Many apartments feature historic glass block windows
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  • Airy and spacious layouts are found in all of our apartments
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  • Large bathrooms include plenty of storage space and thoughtful details
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  • Living spaces feature unique details from The Hecht's historic past
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  • Model Bedroom
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  • Model Bedroom
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  • Model Kitchen and Living Room
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  • Model Kitchen Finishes
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  • Model Kitchens
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  • Model Sitting Room
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  • Model Living Room
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  • Model Spacious Bedroom
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  • New York Ave. truck stop circa 1943
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  • Working on the railroad
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  • Ivy City in 1887
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  • Crossfit Hierarchy
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  • Planet Fitness
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  • Fitness Center
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  • Lobby Seating
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  • The Cellar Entrance
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  • The Cellar Game Room
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  • The Cellar Lounge Space
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  • The Cellar Lounge
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  • The Cellar Piano Room
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  • Theater
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  • Wet Bar
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  • Yoga Studio
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  • Spacious kitchens offer stainless steel appliances, backsplashes and designer lighting
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  • The Hecht is chock full of vintage details, including a lobby sculpture fashioned out of this piece of machinery salvaged from the original building.
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  • Throughout the restoration, many unique features of the warehouse have been meticulously preserved, including original glass block and exposed brick.
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  • Model Apartment
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  • Each apartment features authentic loft details, including high ceilings
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  • Many apartments feature historic glass block windows
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  • Airy and spacious layouts are found in all of our apartments
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  • Large bathrooms include plenty of storage space and thoughtful details
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  • Living spaces feature unique details from The Hecht's historic past
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  • Model Bedroom
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  • Model Bedroom
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  • Model Kitchen and Living Room
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  • Model Kitchen Finishes
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  • Model Kitchens
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  • Model Sitting Room
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  • Model Living Room
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  • Model Spacious Bedroom
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  • The warehouse’s signature twelve-pointed cupola has lit up this corner of New York Avenue every night since 1937.
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  • Decades of Hecht style
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  • New York Ave. truck stop circa 1943
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  • Working on the railroad
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  • Ivy City in 1887
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  • MOM’s Organic Market, an environmentally focused, 100% organic grocer, opened its first D.C. location at the Hecht Warehouse in 2014.
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  • Parking Garage
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  • Lobby
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  • Fitness Center
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  • The Hecht Warehouse
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  • Lounge seating and community work tables offer a cozy space for working or relaxing.
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  • Bar seating in The Cellar
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  • The Hecht Cellar
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  • Hallways feature original color-coded columns from the Hecht warehouse.
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  • Sitting Area
    10/27

  • Main Lobby
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  • Lobby
    12/27

  • Kickboxing Area
    13/27

  • Free Weights in Fitness Center
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  • Complimentary coffee and tea service from Compass Coffee available daily
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  • Cardio Equipment
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  • Sitting Area
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  • Fitness Center
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  • Lobby Seating
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  • The Cellar Entrance
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  • The Cellar Game Room
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  • The Cellar Lounge Space
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  • The Cellar Lounge
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  • The Cellar Piano Room
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  • Theater
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  • Wet Bar
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  • Yoga Studio
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  • The Entrance
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  • Adjacent to nearby Union Market, the Angelika Pop Up is a three-screen micro cinema showing limited release and art house films.
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  • The U.S. National Arboretum, home to 446 acres of gardens, rare trees and public art, is a short walk from the Hecht Warehouse.
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  • Picnic tables, lawn games and a converted Airstream-turned-pop-up-bar make Union Market a great summer hang out spot.
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  • Each residence comes with a free membership to the brand new Planet Fitness gym located in the building.
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  • Nearby Union Market is a mecca for all things artisanal—think grass-fed meat, small batch bourbon, and organic skincare products—that houses over 40 local vendors.
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  • With a gourmet grocer in the building and Union Market down the street, Hecht residents can shop local, shop organic, and shop fresh.
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  • Crossfit Hierarchy
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  • Planet Fitness
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