Georgetown

Location

Washington, DC, USA

South of N St. along Wisconsin, East of 34th St. and West of 30th St. along M St.

Estimated Gross Rent

$150-$200 PSF

Location

Washington, DC, USA

South of N St. along Wisconsin, East of 34th St. and West of 30th St. along M St.

Estimated Gross Rent

$150-$200 PSF

Description

High-End Retail in a Vibrant Waterfront Setting

Rich and brimming in Washington, D.C.‘s old world history yet emanating modern elegance, Georgetown is the city’s crown jewel of retail and culture. With its waterfront allure it’s an ideal launchpad for brands entering the Capital. A vibrant tenant l

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street Details

Annual foot traffic

500,000 people/year

Daily vehicle traffic

15,000 vehicles/day

Population

25,000 people within

Day time population

35,000 people within

Household income (median)

$75,000.00 annually

Age (average)

> 35 years old within

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Available Spaces

Sample Space 1

1000 SF

Suitable for retail, restaurant, office

Sample Space 2

1500 SF

Suitable for retail, restaurant, office

Sample Space 3

2000 SF

Suitable for retail, restaurant, office

News & Alerts

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Google to open first D.C. retail store in Georgetown

8 months ago

Canadian cabinet maker, Ateliers Jacob, to open first U.S. showroom in Georgetown, Washington, D.C.

9 months ago

Barnes & Noble Returns to Georgetown With Three-Story Store

11 months ago

Google Plans to Open Store in Georgetown in 2025

11 months ago

Malbon Golf Tees Up in Georgetown, Bringing Style and Culture to 1265 Wisconsin Ave.

12 months ago

Sweaty Betty Debuts on M Street, Adding Activewear Flair to Georgetown’s Historic Heart

12 months ago

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Local Expert Analysis

Market Position Georgetown commands a top position in D.C.’s retail market as its premier high street. Coveted by brands entering the region, its tenant mix—Apple, Ralph Lauren, Todd Snyder, and newcomers like SKIMS—enhances its appeal. The zip-code’s colonial character makes it a stylish, sophisticated entry point for brands. Its mix of global names and local boutiques offers a rare, accessible shopping experience, creating a rolling foot traffic and cementing its status as an elite retail destination. Retail Metrics and Financial Highlights With rents of $150–$200 per square foot, Georgetown’s high prices and low vacancy rate of 5%–10% underscore fierce tenant competition. Recent additions like Rails and Sezane amplify the district’s attraction. This high demand mirrors Georgetown’s profitability, creating a high-performance environment with a robust leasing activity and enduring customer interest. Customer Demographics and Foot Traffic Patterns Georgetown’s diverse crowd of professionals, tourists, and students sustains high foot traffic, peaking during weekends and holidays. Back-to-school and holiday seasons boost sales, while summer sees increased tourist activity balancing quieter student months. The area’s upscale culinary options boost foot traffic and dwell times, transforming Georgetown into an inviting social destination. Future Trends and Outlook With an expanding residential base and ongoing demand, Georgetown is positioned as D.C.’s premier high street. Office-to-residential conversions will deepen its consumer base, aligning with trends favoring high-quality retail and dining near urban living. Georgetown’s focus on experiential retail, enriched by its food and beverage scene, promises to engage not only shoppers but a lifestyle-driven audience in the hunt for an immersive experience. Conclusion A Historic Limelight for Modern Brands — Georgetown’s unique blend of history, luxury, and lifestyle has cemented it as one Washington, D.C.’s leading district. It’s a well-balanced strategic entrance into a market with deep cultural resonance and contemporary appeal. Here, retailers become part of a community that is as memorable as it is prestigious.

Market Position

Georgetown commands a top position in D.C.’s retail market as its premier high street. Coveted by brands entering the region, its tenant mix—Apple, Ralph Lauren, Todd Snyder, and newcomers like SKIMS—enhances its appeal. The zip-code’s colonial character makes it a stylish, sophisticated entry point for brands. Its mix of global names and local boutiques offers a rare, accessible shopping experience, creating a rolling foot traffic and cementing its status as an elite retail destination.

Retail Metrics and Financial Highlights

With rents of $150–$200 per square foot, Georgetown’s high prices and low vacancy rate of 5%–10% underscore fierce tenant competition. Recent addit

New Developments

Georgetown’s retail scene evolves as brands like SKIMS, Sezane, and Farm Rio join. Meanwhile, Tory Burch’s departure opens doors for fresh concepts. City incentives to convert offices into residential units are expected to boost foot traffic, attracting both visitors and residents. This shift signals Georgetown’s evolution into an integrated, mixed-use neighborhood that balances commerce with community.