March 2, 2026
US banks double lending growth, but stress isn’t over
U.S. banks are slowly returning to commercial real estate lending, growing their portfolios in 2025 at a rate nearly double that of the previous year.
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March 2, 2026Sellers cash in on ICE's revamp of national detention center network
The U.S. Department of Homeland Security bought at least 10 large-scale vacant warehouses in seven states from sellers including Goldman Sachs and Carlyle Group — while other owners pulled out of deals after public backlash — as part of the federal government's plans to reform its national network of detention centers.
February 27, 2026New York leads in hotel investments across Northeast
Hotel investment across the five major Northeastern hospitality regions accelerated between 2024 and 2025. In aggregate, the regions of New York, Washington, D.C., Boston, Philadelphia and Baltimore saw transaction volume jump from $3 billion in 2024 to $4.4 billion in 2025, an increase of nearly 50%.
February 27, 2026As construction slows, DC-area apartment pipeline reveals new pattern
As multifamily development cools across the greater Washington, D.C., region, the apartment projects moving forward show a metropolitan area building in two very different ways.
February 27, 2026Top dealmakers in Washington, DC, named CoStar Power Brokers
Meet the top commercial real estate firms and brokers in the Washington, D.C., market who have been recognized as CoStar Power Brokers for their exceptional dealmaking.
February 26, 2026Federal office building facing $1.6 billion in maintenance expenses hits market
The federal government is extending its real estate offloading streak with plans to sell the U.S. Department of Agriculture's flagship office hub on the National Mall in Washington, D.C., as part of an effort to save nearly $1.6 billion in maintenance expenses.
February 25, 2026Cava aims for 1,000 restaurants on its menu by 2032
Mediterranean restaurant chain Cava has set a target of having more than 1,000 locations by 2032 despite the bumps the fast-casual dining sector is experiencing.
February 23, 2026Stream Realty pays $163 million for downtown DC office building
Stream Realty Partners has acquired a downtown building in one of the largest single-property office sales of the past year in Washington, D.C.
February 20, 2026Group demand in major markets boosts Park Hotels & Resorts' performance
Park Hotels & Resorts saw its core portfolio of hotels come through, delivering solid performance through the end of 2025.
February 20, 2026Amentum signs lease at Reston Station for new global headquarters
A global engineering and technology solutions firm is moving its headquarters to a landmark building in Reston, Virginia.
February 20, 2026Residential brokerage giant signs long-term lease for new DC office
Compass Real Estate leased space for a new office in the completed restoration and conversion of a former church-owned annex building in downtown Washington, D.C.
February 20, 2026Stream expands DC team; Populous picks pair to launch Atlanta office; Woodfield adds multifamily executive
Stream Realty Partners expanded its Washington, D.C., services with the hiring of Lou Christopher, Jordan Brainard and Asher Inman. The trio, who joined the firm from CBRE, will focus on office tenant representation, Stream said. Christopher joined the Dallas-based firm as an executive vice chairman and partner, Brainard as managing director and vice chairman and Inman as a vice president.
February 19, 2026Host beats performance expectations, upper-tier competition
Strong leisure demand and a high-end portfolio helped Host Hotels & Resorts come into 2026 on a high note.
February 19, 2026'Tide is turning' for DC office market, JBG Smith says
The Washington, D.C., area is gradually emerging from its pandemic-era slump, creating an opening for investors to capitalize on the recovery taking hold across the national office market.
February 19, 2026Boeing returns defense HQ to greater St. Louis
Aerospace giant Boeing has designated a St. Louis-area facility as the home base for its defense, space and security division, returning the headquarters to Missouri after at least an eight-year absence.
February 18, 2026Ikea adds four more stores to its 2026 US growth push
Global furniture retailer Ikea has bumped up the number of U.S. stores it plans to open this year, adding four more for a total of 10 locations.
February 17, 2026Texas to edge out Virginia as world's largest data center market, JLL report says
Texas is poised to overtake Virginia as the world's largest data center market by 2030 as the demand for artificial intelligence leads to expansion and power constraints that reshape where and how North America's digital systems get built.
February 16, 2026North Texas landlord 'will not' sell or lease any facility for use as a detention facility
The landlord behind a massive North Texas vacant warehouse is breaking its silence regarding what was expected to be one of the nation's largest Immigration and Customs Enforcement detention centers, saying it "has not and will not enter into any agreement" for the property.
February 13, 2026Blackstone secures $2 billion data center CMBS loan
Blackstone Infrastructure Partners has secured a $2.05 billion commercial mortgage-backed securities loan on three QTS Realty Trust data centers, extracting $419 million in cash while refinancing existing debt as artificial intelligence demand reshapes the sector.
February 13, 2026Northern Virginia real estate firm appoints new CEO
Van Metre Cos. has appointed Mike Dunleavy as its new chief executive officer, ushering in a new chapter at the privately held real estate development, construction and investment firm.