Monument Realty Submits Plans For Chinatown Mixed-Use Project

Monument Realty 615 H St NW

A three-story Chinatown building that houses Ming's Restaurant could soon be the site of a nine-story, mixed-use development.

Monument Realty has filed plans with the Board of Zoning Adjustments to build 63k SF of office space above 10k SF of retail at 615 H St NW, rendered above.

The plans would preserve the existing three-story restaurant building and would add 43 below-grade parking spaces, Curbed reports. Monument has been working on the plans for several years and has no set groundbreaking date, a spokesperson tells Bisnow.

The site sits next to where Monument is building its POD DC hotel, which is nearing completion. The District's first micro-unit hotel will have no rooms larger than 150 SF and will have two stories of food and beverage space.

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