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Arthur C.
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Washington DC Zoning Question

Arthur C.
  • Flipper/Rehabber
  • Washington, DC
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Hey guys,

I am considering buying a property in Washington DC zoned R-1-B. Does anyone know if I can get a permit for a separate legal unit in basement aside the other unit above ground in that zone? I am thinking as long as an egress gets added somewhere for basement in case of the need to escape in an emergency situation, it should be permitted. I could be wrong so I am looking to have someone like an architect in DC or someone who’s familiar with DC zoning laws to chime in.

Thanks a bunch.

AC

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Russell Brazil
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Russell Brazil
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Do you mean to add an ADU, or legally convert 1 unit to a legal multifamily 2 unit? The latter of which is no longer possible post 2012.

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