Apollo Global Management is shutting down its Apollo Commercial Real Estate Finance REIT following the sale of the real estate investment trust's $9 billion loan portfolio.
What could become one of the largest multifamily developments in Washington D.C.'s Georgetown neighborhood in decades is advancing in a move that would add housing inventory to a corner of the city where new supply is limited.
CBRE Investment Management, an independent affiliate of Dallas-based commercial real estate services giant CBRE, is expanding its Canada presence with the addition of Breno Lima, who joined the investment management firm as a new director of client solutions in the firm’s Toronto office. In his new role, he will work alongside Steven Yeh and Scott Silverberg to drive client growth across Canada, CBRE IM said.
A roughly 230-room citizenM hotel is set to open in Washington, D.C.'s Georgetown neighborhood, becoming the first to debut since Marriott International's purchase of the brand last year.
The Washington, D.C., medical office market is providing a boost to the region's larger office sector, thanks to steady healthcare demand and a thin construction pipeline.
White House preparations to host a mixed martial arts Ultimate Fighting Championship contest on Sunday are spilling beyond a large South Lawn staging area to involve retail space for merchandise sales and seating for thousands.
As Washington, D.C., voters head to the polls to select a new mayor, real estate stakeholders say it isn't about how many houses and apartments the candidates are pledging to build — it's about policy.
More and more healthcare services are moving out from traditional hospital centers and into outpatient facilities, requiring medical professionals to think creatively about where their real estate options might lie, says Matt Coursen, the U.S. healthcare lead for real estate services giant JLL.
A nonprofit cafe chain that provides culinary training for refugees is relocating its Washington, D.C., facility to a larger space just outside the city to tap and increase in demand for prepared meals at workplaces.
Meta, the parent company of social media platform Facebook, has set its sights on the Washington, D.C., area for its next retail destination — and its first in the market — to sell its high-tech products.
JLL boosted its Indianapolis team, adding Tom Hadley as an executive vice president and Sam Garvin as a senior associate on the firm’s office leasing advisory and sales team. Matt McGrady joined them as an executive vice president on the industrial brokerage team. The trio previously worked at Colliers.
A medical office building in Southeast Washington, D.C., received a clean energy financing deal that its owner said will allow cost savings to be reinvested into the community it serves.