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John E. (Chip) Akridge, III founds the company.
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Completed first development project at 1627 K Street.
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Formed Property Management department to provide outstanding service to building Clients.
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In developing 1015 Fifteenth Street, Akridge was the first developer to use the “Woodies Act” regulating air rights development.
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First fee development, headquarters for the YWCA, was completed.
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Developed 1401 New York Avenue and commenced first third-party property management contract for the National Food Processors Association.
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Developed one-millionth square foot of space while working on 1667 K Street.
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Created "housing linkage program" with the District of Columbia allowing the transfer of housing requirements and development of affordable housing units in disadvantaged areas of the city.
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First property management company to offer full-service concierge service to office building Clients.
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First property management company to offer annual indoor air quality testing in office buildings.
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First historic renovation project completed at The Homer Building.
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Won first international The Office Building of the Year (TOBY) Award from BOMA. 2800 Eisenhower Avenue completed - first suburban rehab project.
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First repositioning project completed at 815 Connecticut Avenue. Akridge reached 100 employees.
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Formed Leasing Department.
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Received Inc. magazine/ MCI Positive Performer award for innovative and superior customer service.
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First developer to successfully use the DC Tax Increment Financing Program.
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Akridge subsidiary, TSC Realty, formed to provide suburban brokerage services.
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First Virginia developments completed at Monument One and Presidents Park.
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Akridge received first of six National Customer Satisfaction Awards from CEL & Associates/BOMA for companies our size.
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Matt Klein becomes President.
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Construction began on Gallery Place – first urban living, working, shopping, dining, and entertainment destination project.
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Acquired air rights development parcel behind Union Station and began plans for Burnham Place at Union Station.
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Completed The Hartford in Arlington, Virginia – first project to incorporate residential component into development.
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Gallery Place is open for business.
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Akridge wins the "Best SmartGrowth Master Plan" award from the MD/DC chapter of the National Association of Industrial and Office Properties for Burnham Place.
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Akridge acquires 15 acres of air rights at Union Station.
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Construction begins at 700 Sixth Street, NW.
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