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BisnowTV: Monty Hoffman Breaks Down The Wharf Phase 1 And Phase 2

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Monty Hoffman is the founder and CEO of PN Hoffman, a Washington-based developer that is currently partnering with Madison Marquette in building The Wharf, the biggest development project in the city. He sat down with Baker Tilly's Todd Stokes for another edition of BisnowTV's interview series with prominent developers.

Hoffman founded PN Hoffman with a partner in the early 1990s with a six-unit condominium project and has since built his development firm into one of the pre-eminent builders in the D.C. area, with new projects in Adams Morgan, the Capitol Riverfront and Bethesda, Maryland. This is Part 3 of our interview. You can view Part 1 here and Part 2 here.

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