A hotel a block away from the White House in Washington, D.C., once again hosted a pair of turkeys the president of the United States would pardon ahead of Thanksgiving Day. But this time, they stayed in a newly restored guest room.
Through October 2025, hotel transaction volume has increased in most Northeastern markets, as the high cost of borrowing and elevated interest rates have slightly eased.
American Signature filed for bankruptcy and is set to close 33 of its namesake and Value City Furniture stores, citing a steep sales decline because of the weak housing market and U.S. trade policy.
DSV A/S, a Danish-based global transport and logistics company that provides ground, air and sea freight services along with warehousing and supply chain options, signed a full-building lease for a 219,456-square-foot warehouse at 1045 Richmond Highway in Stafford, Virginia, south of Washington, D.C. in the I-95 corridor.
Online retail giant Amazon is doing more than just deciding not to renew a lease in Virginia on one of its longest-serving distribution centers. It's providing a window into its real estate strategy to get online orders to customers faster.
When the Catholic University of America decided to construct a new nursing school, the architects faced a major obstacle: The stone found at other buildings on the Washington, D.C., campus that first opened in 1888 wasn't available.
The Washington, D.C., area's retail vacancy rate has dipped below the national average for the first time since 2020, as strong leasing in the suburbs has offset a slowdown in deals in Washington.
Washington, D.C.’s hotel industry, which relies heavily on federal travel and conferences, experienced sharp declines in occupancy and revenue per available room, or RevPAR, during the government shutdown, and the trouble is likely to persist.
A joint partnership has launched a mixed-use development in Virginia's Falls Church area that represents the final component of a broader project aimed at creating more housing near a regional public transit system.
A Northern Virginia firm has scooped up its latest office building in downtown Washington, D.C., with plans to carry out a big renovation in an effort to attract tenants to the nearly half-empty property.
The number of office buildings able to accommodate large tenants is rapidly shrinking. As a result, major occupiers have fewer choices than at any point since office vacancy started its long climb in 2020.
A developer has launched a ground-up affordable housing project in Alexandria, Virginia, that is set to create hundreds of new units in an area facing a shortage of modestly priced residences.
The U.S. National Science Foundation plans to relocate its Northern Virginia headquarters in a move that will enable the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development to take over NSF's current offices.
A developer betting that a new office-heavy mixed-use development near Washington, D.C., can lure tenants even in a challenging market has landed a deal for a major headquarters.
Lenders are going to market with a $3.46 billion commercial mortgage-backed securities offering backed by Blackstone-owned data centers, breaking the previous record established by the same portfolio four years ago.The 10 data centers owned by Blackstone company QTS Realty Trust secured the refinancing to pay off the 2021 CMBS loan, according to presale reports. Citi Real Estate Funding is leading the loan origination, along with 10 additional lenders. The deal is expected to close in mid-December.
An island-inspired restaurant and a cocktail lounge opened on the ground floor of an office building in downtown Washington, D.C., standing to benefit from the return-to-office trend occurring in the nation's capital.
