Marriott Picks Boston Properties, Bernstein Cos' Bethesda Site For New HQ

Marriott International has signed an LOI with The Bernstein Cos and Boston Properties to develop its new $660M Downtown Bethesda HQ

Mississippi-Based Newk's Eatery Inks Third Location In North Texas

Hall Group is leasing up the 15k SF retail plaza that will serve as an amenity base for office tenants and has inked its first tenant: Newk's Eatery.

Airbnb Has Booked More than 5,000 Homes For Inauguration Weekend

More than 15,000 people are already booked to stay in DC-area residences through Airbnb for the inauguration, bringing at least $5.9M to the 5,000 hosts

Air Rights Deal Could Bring 100k SF Mixed-Use Development To 125th Street

Haim Nortman has closed an air rights deal worth $10.2M that would allow a building of over 100k SF to be built at 350-360 West 125th St.

With Increased EV Sales, Charging Stations To Be More Common In Multifamily

More developers are adding EV charging stations within their multifamily communities in Bay Area and beyond.

Mark Jaccom Steps Down As Head Of Cresa New York

Cresa has struggled to gain a foothold in the New York market, and with few big deals Manhattan office deals to boast of in recent years.

Shaw Mixed-Use Project Planned At DC's Oldest Bakery Gets Historic Approval

Old City Development Group just received historic approval on the 56k SF mixed-use project it is planning on the site of an old Shaw bakery

Preservationist Bringing New Mixed-Use To East End

A new community mixed-use project is the latest focus for a developer known for his prowess in preservation

The ‘Great Divide’: As Apartment Rents Decline, Suburban Markets Are Leading The Country’s Rent Growth

Yardi Matrix research reveals the 'great divide' in oncoming apartment supply and lower-end demand.

Large Brokerages And Investors Are Entering Smaller Markets. How's That Impacting Local Companies?

Brad Feldman and Bill Baumann say smaller can be an asset.