A Washington, D.C., office building that was vacated earlier this year by the Securities and Exchange Commission as the federal agency makes plans to consolidate its headquarters to a currently stalled $350 million development in the city's NoMa neighborhood has traded hands in one of the largest office sales of the year in the nation's capital.
Kaiser Permanente Completes High-Priced Deal for Its Building Near DC's Union Station
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- Properties
- Station Place III
700 2nd St, Washington, DC
- Station Place I
100 F St, Washington, DC
- Station Place II
600 2nd St, Washington, DC
- Securities and Exchange Commission HQ
60 New York Ave, Washington, DC
- 655 New York Avenue
655 New York Ave, Washington, DC
- Companies
- Kaiser Permanente
Health Care and Social Assistance