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June 12, 2025
Investor buys industrial portfolio in Maryland, plans to lower properties' carbon outputs
A climate-focused investment group has purchased five industrial properties in Maryland with plans to reduce the amount of carbon they emit following new state energy standards that went into effect this month.
June 12, 2025
Micron to boost spending on US semiconductor projects by $30 billion
Semiconductor maker Micron Technology is planning to spend an additional $30 billion on its U.S. operations, boosting its total proposed domestic investments to $200 billion.
June 12, 2025
Former substation in DC’s Navy Yard to become experiential corporate events venue
A one-time electrical substation near Nationals Park and a military installation in Southeast Washington, D.C., is set to transform into a corporate events venue.
June 11, 2025
Hotel construction ramps up in DC area, with several high-profile hotels in the works
The Washington, D.C., hotel pipeline remains strong despite elevated construction costs, with more than 2,900 rooms scheduled to open over the next two years — including several high-profile hotels.
June 10, 2025
Carr Properties sheds more DC office space amid JPMorgan redemption
An affiliate of Washington, D.C.-based developer Carr Properties sold the office portion of a downtown building to an investment company in the latest sell-off for the firm in recent months.
June 10, 2025
Notre Dame opens downtown DC office to expand access to political players
A major research university that has its main campus in Indiana has opened a new office near the White House in Washington, D.C., as it looks to expand its presence in the nation's capital and enhance its access to political power players.
June 9, 2025
Upscale events venue planned near Amazon's Northern Virginia headquarters
An upscale meeting and events venue is being cued up in an office building that's undergoing a large-scale renovation near Amazon's Northern Virginia headquarters.
June 5, 2025
Empty Tysons office tower attracts new owner, gets new name
A real estate investment firm purchased an empty office building in Tysons, Virginia, with plans to remake the rebranded property and reintroduce it to the market.
June 5, 2025
Defense industry trade group to relocate headquarters to adjacent building in Northern Virginia
A trade association that represents aerospace and defense manufacturers and suppliers is set to relocate from an office building in Northern Virginia's Rosslyn neighborhood to a tower next door.
June 4, 2025
Nation's largest office landlords say leasing is hitting post-pandemic highs
Major office landlords, after a cautious start to the year, are now shedding some of their wariness as leasing momentum across the country heads back to pre-pandemic levels.
June 4, 2025
Developer bets on specialized amenities at Virginia apartment complex created from office conversion
The conversion of three aging office towers in Falls Church, Virginia, into multifamily housing has transformed part of a struggling office park into a residential complex with unique amenities to attract residents in the greater Washington, D.C., area who work from home.
June 4, 2025
Here's why some US industrial markets are moving toward equilibrium as others see peak construction
When it comes to industrial rents, some markets like Atlanta, Boston and Memphis, Tennessee, may see deceleration, while those including Northern New Jersey and St. Louis could hold steady compared with 2024.
June 4, 2025
Empty suburban Maryland office building sells after healthcare giant relocates to neighboring county
A vacant office building in Rockville, Maryland, has traded hands after the healthcare company that owned and occupied the property relocated to a neighboring county.
June 2, 2025
More US office space to be removed this year than added for first time since at least 2000
The world's largest commercial real estate services firm expects U.S. office conversions and demolitions to exceed new construction of that property type for the first time in years.
June 2, 2025
Largest US sovereign wealth fund looks to trim global real estate holdings
The largest U.S. sovereign wealth fund plans to trim its global real estate holdings to reduce its exposure in the office and retail sectors.
May 30, 2025
Pickup in high-value property sales signals better pricing ahead
Commercial property prices took a step back in April, when some deals were halted as investors assessed the long-term economic fallout from worldwide tariffs imposed by the Trump administration.
May 30, 2025
Hines tapped to develop life science mixed-use project next to Maryland Metro station
The Washington, D.C., area's top public transit agency has selected a developer for a planned mixed-use project next to its North Bethesda rail station in Maryland that would transform the site into a life science-anchored development.
May 29, 2025
Popular DC bar opens new location near Amazon's Northern Virginia headquarters
A popular bar and dumpling restaurant in Washington, D.C., opened another location just outside the city, further transforming the dining scene of a redeveloped section of Northern Virginia that also hosts Amazon's second headquarters.
May 29, 2025
DC to launch database of rent-controlled apartments
An online database that Washington, D.C., residents can use to more easily access information about rent-controlled housing in the nation’s capital will soon be ready for public use.
May 29, 2025
Blackstone-owned office building plunges in value; FTC exit triggers downgrade; Simon mall has loan trouble
This week's column examines a Blackstone-owned office tower that's seen an 81% drop in its appraised value, a bond rating downgrade tied to the Federal Trade Commission's exit from a Washington, D.C., office property, and a troubled California mall loan's return to special servicing. Read the entire piece by clicking "read more" below.

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