The Best CRE Places to Work in DC

HITT Contracting, Transwestern and many other companies in the commercial real estate industry are great places to work. Just ask their employees. A survey conducted by the Washington Post found the 150 best employers in the region, as named by their employees. Capital One Bank took home the top spot for large companies, but the list was riddled with names you've already read about for years in Bisnow. Here are the firms that made the cut:

Large

  • Keller Williams Capital Properties (No. 2)

  • HITT Contracting (No. 6)

  • Erickson Living (No. 9)

  • CoStar Group (No. 24)

Midsize

  • Modus Hotels (No. 10)

  • Walker & Dunlop (No. 22)

  • Gensler (No. 30)

  • Van Metre (No. 37)

  • A. Morton Thomas and Associates (No. 41)

  • Transwestern (No. 47)

  • Corporate Offices Properties Trust (No. 48)

  • B.F. Saul (No. 50)

Small

  • BECO Management (No. 6)

  • Savills Studley (No. 9)

  • National Retail Federation (No. 18)

  • Rand Construction (No. 19)

  • Mark G. Anderson Consultants (No. 58)

  • Humphrey Management (No. 59)

  • Peterson Cos (No. 72) [WaPo]

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