Crocker Partners Expands To D.C. Market With New Hire

The Boca Raton, Florida-based firm hired Tommy Spinosa from Bridge Investment Group to lead its expansion in the D.C. market.

NAACP Seeking Developers To Overhaul Its Baltimore HQ

The NAACP wants to find a developer to partner to help overhaul its former home in northwest Baltimore.

150-Year-Old Downtown D.C. Church Looks To Build Multifamily Next Door

The plans presented to the Historic Preservation Office propose 39 residential units and amenity spaces in an eight-story development adjacent to the church.

Apollo Looks To Foreclose On D.C. Office Building Where WeWork Closed

The $95M loan has been assigned to substitute trustees.

Lawmakers Scramble To Reform Eviction Law That Upended D.C.'s Housing Industry

D.C. Council Chair Phil Mendelson is circulating a draft bill to change D.C.'s Emergency Rental Assistance Program, Bisnow has learned.

Owners Of Distressed Properties To Be Exempted From D.C.'s Energy Requirements

The D.C. Council passed a bill Tuesday to create new exemptions from the Building Energy Performance Standards program.

Bowser Pushes Sweeping Reforms To D.C. Housing And Tenant Laws

The mayor is proposing accelerating eviction cases, narrowing the TOPA law and has selected distressed properties to receive $144M in funding.

States Hungry To Lure Federal HQs From D.C., But Rushed Site Selection Process Has Some Concerned

Federal agencies occupy roughly 35M SF of office space in the Washington, D.C., area.

Stanford University Coming To Downtown D.C.: The D.C. Deal Sheet

Also in The D.C. Deal Sheet, Google plans investment in Virginia data centers, EYA entitles 71 Falls Church townhomes, a new Hilton opens in Rosslyn and more.

Government Shutdown Threatens To Add More Stress To D.C.-Area Economy, CRE Demand

Around 750,000 federal employees are expected to be furloughed without pay during the shutdown, and the president has floated making permanent cuts.