Defense Office Sale in Northern Virginia Defies Complexities of Marketing High-Security Properties
Sale/Acquisition of the Year in Washington, DC
Overcoming the complexities of marketing high-security offices, the $220 million sale of a five-building portfolio in Northern Virginia served as a blueprint for other defense-orie...
Veteran-Focused Development Brings 160 Units of Affordable Housing to Northern Virginia
Multifamily Development of the Year in Washington, DC
As a veteran-focused apartment complex, Lucille & Bruce Terwilliger Place sets the bar higher for affordable housing in Washington, D.C.’s market and has earned a 2023 CoStar Impac...
Luxury Apartments’ Sale Sparks Wave of Housing Development in Downtown Roanoke
Sale of the Year in Roanoke, Virginia
When Gramercy Row was constructed in 2016, it was the only new-construction apartment building in downtown Roanoke, Virginia, but its $14.6 million sale in 2022 displayed the regio...
Silver Spring Office Owners Keep Up With Flight to Quality, Attract Major Lease
Lease of the Year in Washington, DC
The team behind the Silver Spring, Maryland, office complex, Station Square, embraced the market’s flight-to-quality trend and invested in significant renovations to attract a 20,5...
Apartments Help Transform Former Oil Refinery Into Sustainable Development
Multifamily Development of the Year in Baltimore
The Lucie is the 500-unit residential anchor for a mixed-use project in southeast Baltimore that will convert a former oil refinery into an environmentally friendly development. It...
Marriott’s Massive Headquarters Project Creates New Anchor in Downtown Bethesda, Maryland
Commercial Development of the Year for Washington, DC
Spanning 785,000 square feet and housing 3,500 employees, Marriott International’s new headquarters in downtown Bethesda, Maryland, has an unquestionable impact on the market, earn...
CFG Bank’s HQ Lease Shows Confidence in Decadeslong Baltimore Peninsula Development
Lease of the Year in Baltimore
Baltimore-based CFG Bank agreed to move its headquarters to a 235-acre mixed-use development completed in 2022, making for the city’s largest nongovernment lease of the year and ga...
IT Firm’s Growth Prompts Footprint Expansion in Wichita
ISG Technology's Deal Earns Lease of the Year in Wichita, Kansas
Information technology firm ISG Technology in May added an additional 1,000 square feet to a 7,500-square-foot lease in Wichita, Kansas, winning it a CoStar Impact Award for the ma...
Würth Revcar Fasteners’ Homecoming Leads to 340,000-Square-Foot Expansion
Lease of the Year in Roanoke, Virginia
Würth Revcar Fasteners has a long history in Roanoke, Virginia, and the 387,558-square-foot industrial lease it signed in early 2022 solidifies the company’s commitment to the city...
Historic Open-Air Market Redevelopment Aims To Bolster Downtown Baltimore’s Reputation
Redevelopment of the Year in Baltimore
A pillar of Baltimore’s central business district, Lexington Market is one of the longest continuously operating public markets in the country, and its renovation in 2022 has earne...
Two Wichita Apartments Outshine Market Average in $47 Million Sale
Sale of the Year in Wichita, Kansas
The $46.7 million sale of two apartment complexes on opposite sides of Wichita, Kansas, made for one of the largest deals of the year and was selected by a panel of local industry ...
The Wharf Creates New Center of Gravity on DC’s Waterfront
Redevelopment of the Year in Washington, DC
The culmination of 16 years and $3.6 billion worth of work, The Wharf’s mile-long redevelopment of Washington, D.C.’s southwest waterfront has had an undeniable impact on the city ...
Suburban Baltimore Apartments Sell in Quick Turnaround, Securing Top Price Before Market Decline
Sale/Acquisition of the Year in Baltimore
The $150 million sale of the Residences at Annapolis Junction has earned a CoStar Impact Award as selected by a panel of local industry professionals as the sale/acquisition of the...
Topgolf’s Third Maryland Location Tees Up Burgeoning Baltimore Entertainment District
Latest Addition to the Walk at Warner Street Mini District Named Commercial Development of the Year in Baltimore
National sports entertainment firm Topgolf partnered with Washington, D.C., brokerage KLNB and several government entities in Baltimore to open one of its golf-entertainment venues...
Amazon’s HQ2 Pause Leaves Highly Invested Neighborhood Wondering
Developers, Municipalities Wait As E-Commerce Giant Reassesses Office Plans in Northern Virginia
Developer JBG Smith went all in on Amazon’s second headquarters in Arlington, Virginia. Now it’s left wondering what the e-commerce giant will do.
ChatGPT Could Find a Place in Commercial Real Estate. In Some Ways, It Already Has.
Professionals Begin To Embrace Nascent AI in Industry Traditionally Slow To Adopt Technology
When Barbi Reuter, CEO and principal of Cushman & Wakefield | PICOR Commercial Real Estate Services in Tucson, Arizona, went to write an opening statement for an annual awards cere...
SanMar Signs Lease Outside Richmond, Virginia, for Its Largest Distribution Center
Deal Marks One of Region’s Largest Industrial Leases in Recent History
Apparel company SanMar has signed a lease to occupy a more than 1.1 million-square-foot warehouse in Ashland, Virginia, that will serve as its largest distribution center and the f...
Amazon-Leased Virginia Office Sells for $110 Million
Building’s Price Lands Well Over Market Average
After undergoing renovations to house Amazon Web Services as its sole tenant, a 10-story office building in Herndon, Virginia, has sold for $110.25 million.
Amazon Pauses Second Phase of HQ2 Development With No New Start Date
Office Construction Delay at PenPlace in Arlington, Virginia, Holds Ramifications for Developers
Amazon’s move to indefinitely pause construction on the second phase of its headquarters in Arlington, Virginia, presents a major red flag to developers who have flocked to the are...
Home Chef Leases Its Largest Distribution Center at Baltimore Complex
Developer NorthPoint Secures Meal Kit Delivery Company for Industrial Project’s Final Leg
Updated March 3 to note that Home Chef's lease is for 170,000 square feet, not 150,000 square feet as previously disclosed by the governor's office.