WASHINGTON, DC—Despite a second court ruling that pushes backconstruction on its mixed-use project in Brookland, TheMenkiti Group says it will move forward with the venturedespite the setbacks.
The Menkiti Group is planning to build apartments and retail onMonroe Street Northeast with partnersHorning Brothers, Esocoff &Associates and Colonel Brooks Tavernowner Jim Stiegman. However, last Thursday theDC Court of Appeals ordered the Planned UnitDevelopment go back to the Zoning Commission forthe second time, according to the Washington Business Journal.
The development is to feature 213 residential units and 13,000square feet of retail and restaurants.
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John Jordan
John Jordan is a veteran journalist with 36 years of print and digital media experience.
