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StreetLights Residential's developments fill a certain sector in the renter market: luxury.
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From Georgetown to Capitol Riverfront to Shaw to NoMa, D.C's restaurant scene is bursting with new concepts.
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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.
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D.C. is proposing sites on the Anacostia River and in the NoMa, Hill East and Shaw neighborhoods for Amazon's $5B second headquarters
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Massive mixed-use projects delivered across the D.C. area in 2019, including The Boro, Ballston Quarter, 655 New York and several others.
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Critics say the policy doesn't account for materials impossible to find in the U.S.
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LCOR is replacing The Boundary Cos. as JBG's partner on Eckington Yards, which will deliver 681 apartments and retail in 2021.
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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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