Overview/Half Street Phase I/Navy Yard Metro Other Parcels Monument News Items
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Monument owns all of the land facing N Street on Square 700 between South Capitol and Half, and all of the land along South Capitol except for the four-story Public Storage building. The small yellow building in this photo, demolished in January 2007, is now home to the relocated WMATA employee parking lot that used to be on top of the Navy Yard station. (05/06)
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The same location, with the little yellow building gone, and the Amoco station closed. Plans are now starting to wind through the DC bureaucracy for a 185-unit residential building on this corner, just north of the ballpark. The Half Street buildings are visible at rear. (3/23/08) 
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It may not look like much, but Monument paid $4.5 million in August 2005 for the land on the southeast corner of South Capitol and M streets, home to a Domino's for a long time. (07/06)
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The same location, with Domino's closed. (4/03/12)
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The WMATA parking lot purchased by Monument for $22.6 million in August 2008
is nestled between the Public Storage building and what was the Domino's site (bottom right);
for the inaugural season at Nationals Park it was used as season ticket holder parking. (5/6/08)
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The northwest corner of Half and N streets, in May 2003. The red brick building in the middle was demolished in (I think) early 2005. The Good and Plenty carryout (right) and its neighbors on the northwest corner of Half and N (directly across from the stadium site) were bought by Monument Realty in 2005 and 2006. (05/03)
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The same location, now unrecognizable from what it used to be. But, with the loss of the Southeastern Bus Garage bidding, Monument sold this portion of its Ballpark District holdings to Akridge in late August 2008. (4/03/12)
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Overview/Half Street Phase I/Navy Yard Metro Other Parcels Monument News Items
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Monument Realty's vision of Half Street, looking south from M Street. (image courtesy 
