WASHINGTON, DC—Metro reports it has selected a team led by MRP Realty and CAS Riegler to build a mixed-use development adjacent to the Brookland station.
MRP and CAS, which are both based in the District, intend to build 280 residential units and 9,000 square feet of retail for the Metro property. The development project requires local approvals, however, and there are reports that some local property owners have expressed concerns over open space and building height, according to the Washington Post.
The selection of the MRP Realty-CAS Riegler team must be approved by Metro's Board of Directors. Construction could start as early as 2016. The Brookland station site is located directly across the street from the $200-million mixed-use Monroe Street Market. See story in the Washington Post.
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