Washington, D.C. keeps growing in popularity, and in cost of living. Baltimore, as both cheaper and more urban than D.C.'s closest suburbs, stands to benefit.
Healthcare developments from Leesburg to D.C. to Annapolis exemplify the latest in medical real estate trends.
New leases from companies like WeWork, MakeOffices, Industrious, Mindspace, Bond Collective and others are quickly expanding D.C.'s coworking market.
Mexico-based movie theater exhibitor, Cinépolis, is opening its first location in the D.C., promising to bring the trend of luxury moviegoing to the region.
Jamestown is currently an active buyer with $1B to invest and its CEO Matt Bronfman thinks the D.C. market has more potential than other major U.S. cities
Maryland has given The Boring Co. conditional approval to start digging a hyperloop tunnel under MD-295, and Gov. Larry Hogan voiced support for the project
Chicago-based office leasing tech platform Truss has launched in D.C., its first East Coast market.
The drop in D.C.'s year-to-date hotel performance was caused by unusually strong 2017 numbers, but the city's hospitality market is expected to improve.
D.C. aims to terminate its last two urban renewal plans in the Shaw and downtown neighborhoods to remove an impediment to housing development.
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