By Michele Lerner for the Washington Post, January 20

Wall development has nearly finished building 16 condos at 1115 H St. NE, a five-story mixed-used community on the site of a former Woolworth store in the trendy H Street corridor.

Designed by Square 134 architects to achieve LEED certification, the building includes environmentally friendly features such as a green roof with a rooftop deck, triple-glazed energy efficient windows, covered bike storage and wiring for electric car charging stations.

In addition, each resident will receive a transit package featuring complimentary one-year ZipCar, car2go and Capitol Bikeshare memberships and pre-loaded SmarTrip card with the purchase of each unit. The new H Street streetcar will provide an additional transportation option for residents, who can also walk to dozens of restaurants, bars and entertainment venues.

The 654- to 665-square-foot, one-bedroom and one-bathroom condos are priced from the mid-$300,000s. They are being marketed as “starter condos” that can be less costly than renting an apartment. The units have sound-attenuating construction, hardwood flooring, ceramic tile baths and kitchens with espresso cabinets, stainless steel appliances and recycled glass counters.

For more information, go to www.1115H.com or www.urbanpace.com.