A well-leased office building in Washington, D.C.'s Capitol Riverfront neighborhood is available for purchase in a likely test of the strength of the area's investment sales market.
Office leasing at the Capitol Crossing project in Washington, D.C., is gaining steam, but progress on other components of the large mixed-use development will likely require more time to get off the ground.
The city of Alexandria, Virginia, has given the developer behind Amazon's second headquarters project approval to develop hundreds of new rental apartments and for-sale townhouses close to the tech giant's HQ2 campus.
Washington, D.C.’s retail market is entering 2026 with a surprising degree of stability. Despite economic uncertainty and rate volatility, consumer spending has held up, and operators report steady demand across most categories. The mood among retail landlords is cautiously optimistic, despite muted development.
One of the nation's largest office landlords is preparing to kick off another ground-up development, with an anchor tenant in tow, as part of its widening bet on the national market's strengthening recovery.
Washington, D.C.'s retail sector is moving in the right direction as the year closes out and its vacancy rate drops, according to an executive at EastBanc, a developer that oversees a portfolio in the city’s Georgetown neighborhood.
A real estate investment trust out of Denver has completed its acquisition of the Enclave at Potomac Club Apartments in Woodbridge, Virginia, in one of the largest multifamily deals to close in the Washington area this year.
A two-property industrial complex in Gaithersburg, Maryland, is now fully leased after the local public school system committed to taking space at the development.
Prime urban retail corridors have made a vibrant comeback in the aftermath of the pandemic, with New York, Los Angeles and Miami leading the way, according to the real estate firm JLL.
Skanska has secured multiple leases at an office building it owns in Washington, D.C., as tenants continue to seek space in trophy buildings in or around downtown.
A Washington, D.C.-based law firm officially relocated to a 10-story office building in The Wharf, formally establishing its presence in the corner of the District it helped validate as a want-to-be place when it agreed to a lease.
American Signature has launched an auction for nearly two dozen leases on its namesake and Value City furniture stores as part of its bankruptcy case, at a time when available retail space is scarce nationwide.
A Seattle-area real estate firm that exclusively targets industrial properties in six coastal markets has snapped up its latest investment in the Washington, D.C., area.
A global alternative asset management firm completed construction on an apartment complex in Hyattsville, Maryland, as the broader Washington, D.C., region sees a slowdown in new multifamily projects.
Washington, D.C.'s multifamily sector is entering 2026 with a mix of resilience and restraint. While fundamentals like occupancy remain stable, developers and investors are contending with persistent regulatory hurdles, a sharp slowdown in new construction and a cautious capital environment that is reshaping strategies across the region.
Sales of distressed commercial real estate in the United States reached $25.44 billion in the first three quarters of 2025, marking a 5% increase from the same time last year, according to CoStar data.
