A pair of federal agencies intend to relocate their headquarters within Washington, D.C., as the Trump administration seeks to cut the government's real estate portfolio and trim associated costs.
U.S. commercial real estate prices climbed in February, marking the eighth increase in nine months, as high-value properties drive a recovery from pandemic disruption and widen the performance gap over smaller assets.
Within about six months of acquiring a waterfront Washington, D.C., office property, the building's new ownership has leased more than 60,000 square feet out to defense-industry tenants.
The U.S. Small Business Administration relocated its Washington, D.C., regional office from the city's core to a Northern Virginia suburb more than 20 miles away in a cost-saving move.
Two high-profile federal lawmakers have introduced a bill that represents the most sweeping effort yet in the U.S. to slow the expansion of data centers, the physical backbone of artificial intelligence that's been criticized for using too much water and power.
The federal government sold a nearly 1 million-square-foot vacant office building in Washington, D.C., that’s expected to be turned into a mixed-use development as the Trump administration cuts its real estate costs by eliminating underused property.
The ownership of a complex with a shopping mall, an office building and a high-profile hotel just outside Washington, D.C., is close to landing a $465 million refinancing.
Development wrapped up on the first phase of The Stacks project in Washington, D.C.'s Buzzard Point neighborhood with a trio of multifamily buildings that opened last year.
One of the country's largest owners and developers of office properties completed the purchase of a downtown Washington, D.C., office building late last year and plans to tear it down and replace it with a premier workplace.
A federal agency that supports science and engineering signed a deal to relocate within Alexandria, Virginia, allowing the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development to eventually take over what had been its headquarters space.
Completion of a redevelopment project in Northern Virginia that turned a site with 31 garden-style apartments into a 234-unit affordable housing complex increased the supply of less-expensive options in the region.
The completion of a 1 million-square-foot facility anchoring the first phase of a Northern Virginia industrial park adds supply to a corridor with rising demand for large‑format logistics space.
It's become a familiar challenge for architects these days: Robin Bellerby sought to create something distinctive while finding a way to cut costs for Aster & Links, an apartment development she was designing in Sarasota, Florida, for client Belpointe.
An out-of-town investor is venturing to the suburbs with a deal for an office complex on the outskirts of the Washington, D.C., market as the firm aims to capitalize on building demand.
RST Development has acquired an industrial complex across from the Shoppes at City Center in Manassas Park, Virginia, with plans to convert the site into a multifamily project.
Robert Mansell joined Savills as managing director in its Philadelphia office, as the company looks to expand its industrial-focused occupier advisory services in the region. Mansell will work with local and national clients in manufacturing, supply chain and related logistics industries, Savills said.
WeWork executive Nicholas DeMarinis said the coworking giant is seeing interest in its flexible workspace tick up in the Washington, D.C., region as companies increasingly look to bring employees back to workplaces.
