Northern Virginia luxury hotel opening part of refresh of DC's hospitality market
Slew of openings, sales, renovations occur across the Washington area in past several weeks
Entering the lobby of the Hilton Arlington Rosslyn The Key in Northern Virginia, the eyes of guests are immediately drawn to faux fireplaces and expansive lounge seating.
Fed makes first interest rate cut in nine months. Two more expected before year's end.
Facing mixed economic signals, the Federal Reserve delivers a quarter-point reduction
The U.S. Federal Reserve cut its benchmark interest rate by a quarter-percentage point on Wednesday, the first reduction in nine months.
Partnership launches $1 billion affordable housing venture
Manulife Investment Management, TruAmerica Multifamily to preserve aging apartment buildings
A growing pool of investors is aiming to preserve aging affordable multifamily properties before they convert to market-rate rents.
Law firm relocates close to White House with plans to expand
New location provides room to more than double in size, Cahill says
Cahill Gordon & Reindel has relocated to a new, larger office space in Washington, D.C., as the law firm looks to expand its presence in the city.
Fed rate reduction could boost commercial real estate
‘Cut can be seen as nothing but positive,’ Avison Young CEO says
The U.S. Federal Reserve is expected to cut its key interest rate Wednesday, and commercial real estate professionals say that while the move could kick-start some dealmaking, it w...
Ford to move headquarters; US household spending ticks down; Swiss bank reportedly eyes US move
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Ford to move into new headquarters
Congress weighs blocking energy-efficiency rules for gas heat and appliances
How those mandates would affect homeowners' and renters’ costs debated
Government mandates for energy-efficient appliances and to phase out natural gas for heating houses and apartments could be on the chopping block.
DC office landlords can charge 25% premium for space near Metro stations
Asking rents within half-mile of city stops have increased since 2021, study finds
Washington, D.C., landlords of offices less than a quarter-mile from a Metro station are able to ask for over 25% more than average available rents, a new report found.
Here are the office-to-residential projects spurred by a DC conversion incentive program
About 1,700-plus units are in the works since initiative started last year, mayor's office says
The number of office-to-residential redevelopment projects in Washington, D.C., is growing, with a tax incentive program credited for helping add more than 1,700 apartments to the ...
Maryland governor moves to increase affordable housing development in state
Wes Moore signs executive order to speed up permitting process, award locales that prioritize housing
Maryland's state government is seeking to increase housing production and make homes more affordable by cutting red tape and rewarding local jurisdictions that lean into residentia...
World's largest industrial REIT turns UK construction site into pure poetry
Prologis installs boards with verses and odes to beautify, activate Cambridge biomedical campus worksite
The world's largest industrial real estate investment trust is enlivening bland construction walls in the United Kingdom with uplifting messages designed to foster wellness for the...
Sandwich chain opens in downtown DC as fast-casual options increase for returning office workers
Jersey Mike's Subs sets up latest location in nation’s capital with plans for more in the city
A national sandwich chain that just opened its newest location in Washington, D.C., has plans for more, joining several other brands that launched grab-and-go eatery options in the...
US apartment rents decline across country due to elevated supply
Year-over-year slowdown 'signals a more pronounced softening' in market, Apartments.com report says
Multifamily rent growth in the United States declined in August, marking the biggest drop since January amid an elevated supply of apartments.
DC-based steakhouse expands to Philly with eyes on further growth
Medium Rare welcomes customers at new location in city's Fishtown neighborhood
A steakhouse chain that originated in Washington, D.C., has expanded into a new city with the opening of a location in Philadelphia as its leadership eyes a potential national expa...
Peterson diversifies portfolio, geographic reach with West Virginia acquisition
Developer adds nearly 1 million-square-foot industrial portfolio in first purchase outside DC area
A Northern Virginia developer made its first acquisition outside of the metropolitan Washington, D.C., area, and a big one at that, as it looks to balance its growth across propert...
Amazon set to receive first payment from Virginia county tied to second headquarters project
Money from increase in hotel tax revenue is fraction of what tech giant is eligible to get from incentive packages
Amazon is set to receive its first incentive payment from the Northern Virginia county where it established its second headquarters after a blockbuster continental search.
How Amazon’s HQ2 transformed a neighborhood, even after tech giant paused its own plans
Apartments, retail projects sprout amid uncertainty about future office expansion
On a sunny summer weekday morning, employees of technology giant Amazon pour out of a subway station toward a pair of 22-story glass office towers across the Potomac River from Was...
Joint venture acquires distressed Maryland office portfolio
MRP Realty, Prime Finance buy four properties in Bethesda
A partnership has picked up a four-property office portfolio in Bethesda, Maryland, from a large global investment firm after the now-former owner defaulted on a loan tied to it.
Trump mandates classical style as default for new federal buildings
President directs agency to seek advice of architects experienced in traditional blueprints for project designs
President Donald Trump has taken another step to promote classical and traditional architecture.
PGIM joins pickup in multifamily investment with financing deal spanning six states
Asset manager provides $619 million in funding for apartment properties
Asset manager PGIM has helped a developer refinance a large Southeast apartment portfolio, joining other investors in increasing their bets on the multifamily market's rebound.