Jonathan Woodner Company - Properties

Properties

• The company owns and/or manages the Crestwood Lake Apartments, 90 Beaumont Circle, Yonkers, NY 10710

• In October 2007, the Jonathan Woodner Company acquired 21 East 67th Street, NEw York, NY from Columbus Properties. The five-story building with 8,500 square feet (790 m2) of commercial space is located in Midtown between Fifth and Madison avenues. The transaction was valued at approximately $15 million.

• The Woodner Apartments opened in 1952 in Upper Northwest Washington, DC. The building was originally operated as both a hotel and rental apartments. The Woodner Apartments is DC's largest single-structure apartment building, and was the largest air-conditioned building in the world when it debuted in 1952. After the 1968 riots, the hotel was closed and the entire building converted to rental apartments. The Woodner Apartments continue to be operated by the Jonathan Woodner Company with over 1,000 rental units and a suite of retail operations including a restaurant (Sangria Cafe), a grocery (Woodner Grocery), a video rental store, a dry cleaner, and a variety of other shops. Also known as Apartments on the Park, the Woodner Apartments border the Rock Creek Park and are on the northern edge of the Mount Pleasant neighborhood in Washington, DC.

• The Evening Star Building, Washington, DC - Purchased in 1961 by the Woodner family for $650,000, the Evening Star Building had fallen on somewhat hard times. In 1962, the building was converted into utilitarian offices and the space leased in its entirety to the U.S. General Services Administration (GSA) for use by the U.S. Department of Justice. The federal agency leased the space for more than 20 years. In May 1987, the Jonathan Woodner Company, commissioned a restoration, renovation, and expansion of the historic structure. The renovation/expansion of the Evening Star Building eventually yielded 208,000 square feet (19,300 m2) for offices and 10,000 square feet (930 m2) for retail. In addition, a private rooftop terrace crowns the downtown building.

• The Company developed Cincinnati's Swifton Center, the Queen City's first shopping mall. The Mall was opened for business in October 1956. The open-air complex was situated on two levels, with a single department store as its anchor. There were 550,000 leasable square feet and a three thousand car parking area. The 2-level, open-air shopping center, which was developed by the Jonathan Woodner Company, featured sixty-six retailers, including a 3-level department store at the southern end. This was built by Cincinnati-based Rollman's, become a Cincinnati-based Mabley And Carew in the early 1960s and Dayton-based Elder-Beerman in the mid-1970s. The complex included the Huntington Meadows, and 1,154 unit apartment building.