Eat Shop Live Anacostia: 2 bedroom condos starting at $95k!

The Concept
Eat Shop Live Anacostia (ESLA) is a neighborhood network and empowerment campaign designed specifically for the Anacostia neighborhood of Washington, DC. ESLA’s goal is to present Anacostia as the wonderful community it is with all the great dining, retail, and attractions it has to offer.

The Tools

The Website

Branding

Incentive Cards

Social Media

Events

The Team

ESLA concept and PR created and executed by reSPIN Public Relations LLC. reSPIN is a DC based, minority and woman-owned boutique public relations and advocacy firm. reSPIN is based East of the River for East of the River. Helmed by Nikki Peele, Ward 8 community advocate and blogger. Nikki is a three-year Ward 8 resident and between juggling her numerous projects still finds time to spoil her pets rotten.
www.respindc.com

ESLA logo, collateral, and website design by Vacant Lot Design. Vacant Lot Design is a husband and wife team who have partnered together for almost 5 years to produce various design and technological solutions for a myriad of clients. They like to keep things simple and direct so they can more effectively collaborate with their clients. They also spoil their dog rotten.
www.vacantlotdesign.com

ESLA produced by the ARCH Development Corporation. ARCH Development strives to act as a catalyst for cultural revitalization, primarily in the historic Anacostia neighborhood by creating a home for arts & artists, cultural organizations, and compatible businesses as a means to fulfill its objectives of community-based Economic Development, Revitalization and Sustainable Living Neighborhoods. Among ADC’s numerous Anacostia projects is the Honfleur Gallery, ARCH Training Center, Anacostia Business Center, The Blank Space SE, The Gallery at Vivid Solutions and opening in October 2010 The Hive.
www.archdevelopment.org

DC Department of Housing and Community Development
ESLA sponsored in part from a grant from the DC Department of Housing and Community Development. The mission of the Department of Housing and Community Development (DHCD) is to create and preserve opportunities for affordable housing and economic development and to revitalize underserved communities in the District of Columbia.
www.dhcd.dc.gov

Friday, February 24, 2012

2 bedroom condos starting at $95k!

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