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A renewed focus on housing and new federal regulations from the Biden administration have pushed the housing industry to invest more in D.C. lobbying.
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Mayor Muriel Bower and task force leaders Jodie McLean and Deborah Ratner Salzberg spoke about their efforts Wednesday at Bisnow's D.C. State of the Market.
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Landlords initially supported the bill as a way to accelerate eviction cases amid mounting unpaid rent, but a council committee made changes they opposed.
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Infrastructure firm HNTB relocates and expands in Arlington, lender CIM takes over Tysons asset, Brookfield Properties sells downtown office building, and more.
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Major projects from Urban Atlantic, Forest City, MRP Realty, Toll Brothers and other top developers will bring thousands of units to D.C. in the coming years.
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D.C. office landlords are beginning to build out larger spec suites to attract move-in ready tenants as vacancy creates more competition in the market
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Along with the opening of its 28K SF Cyber Fusion Center at JBG Smith's CEB Tower, Accenture announce plans to create 1,000 new jobs in the D.C. area by 2020.
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New Q1 data from JLL, CBRE, Cushman & Wakefield, Newmark and Savills shows a continued decrease in office demand and rise in vacancy.
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The bill, which now goes to the mayor's desk, would allow D.C. landlords to evict tenants who a judge determines are dangerous to their neighbors.
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Pending building code changes that could go into effect next year would require most new commercial buildings in D.C. to switch to electric building systems.
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