A new owner is saying ciao — hello — to an early 20th century property in Washington, D.C., with plans to redevelop it into a condo complex after purchasing it from a nonprofit group committed to Italian American culture.
Multifamily developer Alliance Residential Co. has brought back Justin Donaldson to lead its development efforts across Washington, D.C., Maryland and Virginia.
The NRP Group has closed on financing for an upcoming 109-unit affordable housing complex in Washington, D.C., in the multifamily developer's most recent venture into building less-expensive residential units in the nation's capital.
A 20-year tax break connected to transforming federal office buildings largely in southwest Washington, D.C., was proposed by the city’s mayor, who says the measure could add more housing in the city.
Demand for short‑term rentals, or STRs, now capture about 18% of hotel demand nationwide, though their presence across major U.S. markets varies widely based on local conditions.
A 640-acre wellness resort under construction about 90 miles west of Washington, D.C., has received the largest clean energy financing deal in Virginia history.
Just hours after Saks Global said it was closing a Neiman Marcus store at a Boston mall, the property's landlord unveiled a plan to redevelop the soon-to-be-vacant space that anchors the retail hub.
Flexible workspace provider WeWork is launching WeWork Go, a line of office pods — some roughly the size of old-school phone booths — that are aimed at professionals seeking private spaces in high-traffic locations.
A Reston, Virginia-based developer purchased an office campus in Herndon and secured leases with national security company Peraton to fill an existing property there, plus another that is on its way.
A comparison of relative performance indices for hotels and short‑term rentals, or STRs, across major U.S. cities underscores how differently the two lodging models monetize demand.
Blackstone is opening a new gateway for public investors into data centers, betting that artificial intelligence and cloud computing will drive a $1 trillion market for leased-up properties within five years.
A suburban Boston-based real estate investment firm that targets small to midsized industrial properties has closed on a pair of fully leased warehouses in Upper Marlboro, Maryland.
Online tech giant Amazon's second corporate headquarters, in Northern Virginia, where development has been paused for more than three years, failed to fill any high-paying jobs last year that would qualify the company to receive job-creation incentives from the commonwealth.
A company that offers interactive cooking classes and culinary parties plans to open its first Washington-area location in Ashburn, Virginia, where a local developer is building out its latest mixed-use district.
Former U.S. Olympic rower Paul Teti pivoted to real estate after competing on the world's top athletic stage, but he still draws on lessons he learned in his boat.
The General Services Administration, the federal agency that manages government property, should create specific, targeted goals for selling real estate as it works to save taxpayer dollars, a new report found.
CBRE expanded its Houston operations with the addition of Jillian Fredericks and Connor Saxe as senior vice presidents on the firm’s regional office investor leasing team. Fredericks brings more than 16 years of industry experience, having served most recently as a senior vice president at Colliers, where he focused on office leasing. She held earlier positions at Boxer Property and Landmark Properties.
A joint venture purchased a light industrial building in Chantilly as it grows its commitment in Northern Virginia, where supply is limited and fundamentals are strong.
