StreetLights Residential's developments fill a certain sector in the renter market: luxury.
From Georgetown to Capitol Riverfront to Shaw to NoMa, D.C's restaurant scene is bursting with new concepts.
The Wilkes Co. received approval to build 416 units at 300 M St. NE in 2015, and LCOR has now acquired the site and is preparing to break ground.
D.C. is proposing sites on the Anacostia River and in the NoMa, Hill East and Shaw neighborhoods for Amazon's $5B second headquarters
Massive mixed-use projects delivered across the D.C. area in 2019, including The Boro, Ballston Quarter, 655 New York and several others.
Critics say the policy doesn't account for materials impossible to find in the U.S.
LCOR is replacing The Boundary Cos. as JBG's partner on Eckington Yards, which will deliver 681 apartments and retail in 2021.
RED Development's Paul Rowsey is eating, sleeping and breathing the 800k SF mixed-use The Union at Field Street and Cedar Springs Road
CoStar compiled a list of the largest speculative office developments under construction in Dallas-Fort Worth.
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