National Harbor in D.C. gets four new tenants on its 14th birthday
New tenants at National Harbor include Tom's Watch Bar and Escapology, Prince George's County's first escape room location.
National Harbor, Peterson Companies’ massive mixed-use township on the banks of the Potomac River, continues to expand its reach.
In its 14th year in existence, the once vacant, mile-and-a-half-long stretch of riverside real estate has signed four new tenants that will lease 30,000 sq. ft of space. The roster:
- Tom’s Watch Bar, which promises “All the sports, all the time,” will take up more than a third of that GLA and open later this year.
- Sticky Situation, a high-end honey gallery that provides tastings of local honey, artisan-infused honey, real maple syrup, and bee pollen from more than 12 bee colonies across the country.
- Escapology, a 3,675-sq. ft. escape room that features Scooby-Do, Batman, and Star Trek themes. Peterson claims it is the first escape room venue in Maryland’s Prince George’s County.
- Silver Diner will enter National Harbor with a new design layout that includes a full open-air bar and patio. This will be the growing chain’s 21st location.
“Over the past 14 years, National Harbor has established itself as a major destination by carefully curating our tenant portfolio,” said Peterson’s VP of leasing Kimli Cross “This community has been master-planned by one developer so that it’s architecturally cohesive and well designed.”
The new signings come after BurgerFi, Bombay Street Food, and PrimoHoagies, signed leases at National Harbor in January.