ST. LOUIS — An engineering firm that worked on several Green Street Real Estate Ventures projects has won a more than $200,000 settlement against the troubled Ó£ÌÒÊÓƵ developer.
Ó£ÌÒÊÓƵ Circuit Court Judge Katherine Fowler on Monday awarded Creve Coeur-based Alper Audi $266,422 for unpaid work, attorneys’ fees and interest.
The company had worked on Green Street’s new apartment complex, The Rail, in Forest Park Southeast and an apartment development near the Armory entertainment venue, among other projects.
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Neither Alper Audi lawyers nor Green Street Principal Phil Hulse immediately responded to requests for comment.
The settlement comes nearly two years after Alper Audi first sued Green Street and HDA Architects, a design firm the developer owned at the time but which has since spun off as HDA Design.
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The case was delayed after Green Street Principal Kevin Morrell filed for bankruptcy in December 2024 with more than $400 million of debt; Alper Audi was listed as one of the creditors.
In Alper Audi’s lawsuit, the company dismissed Morrell from the claims due to the bankruptcy.
The bankruptcy is still pending.
Last month, the judge in that case allowed a Green Street entity to sell its Hazelwood land to American Builders & Contractors Supply Co. as well as land near the Mississippi Riverfront in south Ó£ÌÒÊÓƵ to Richardson U.S.A. Inc., to help pay debts.
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