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Convenience store chain 7-Eleven picked D.C. as the second city for its new retail concept, and it plans to expand across the country.
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The e-cigarette maker is reportedly shifting its headquarters to D.C. to influence federal regulations, roughly 18 months after signing a 20K SF lease in D.C.
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Construction is booming in D.C.'s waterfront neighborhoods. Find out more about the top projects coming to this growing area.
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Executives from Urban Atlantic, Eastbanc, Brookfield, Rockefeller Group and Carr Properties discussed the impact of an administration change on the D.C. market.
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Bond Collective retained Stream Realty to help fill its H Street coworking space, which opened earlier this year and is now 15% occupied.
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The federal government's plan to bring the vast majority of workers into the office could spur a broader return to downtowns nationwide.
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Billed as the second-tallest commercial building in the District, the property's lender is now marketing the property as a residential conversion play.
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Despite more than a trillion dollars in new federal spending through a trio of major bills, the D.C. office market is unlikely to see much new federal leasing.
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The A-10 joins three other higher education institutions that have moved to the Dupont Circle neighborhood this year.
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DMPED is looking for a firm to oversee next steps for the wetland site east of the Anacostia River, including its transfer from the federal government to D.C.
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