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The DC Mayor's release is dated and describes the ribbon cutting on Tuesday, September 18, 2018; Pennrose's[1][3][4] release describing the same ceremony is dated September 19, 2018, which is why the pin earlier carried the 19th. The pin now uses the city's ceremony date. Pennrose's October 23, 2018 release says residents had begun moving in, and the architect's case study says the building leased up in about three months.Residences at Hayes: 150 affordable homes in a four-story building on a former trash transfer station at 5201 Hayes Street NE in Deanwood, Washington, including 50 replacement public housing units for Lincoln Heights and Richardson Dwellings. Built by Pennrose and the Warrenton Group for $34.9 million; Mayor Bowser cut the ribbon on September 18, 2018.
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