Monument Brings Micro-Hotel Concept to Chinatown

627 H St. NW. will no longer be the site of an 80,000 SF office and retail building, but rather a 245-room micro-hotel.

Donatelli Proposes Mixed-Use Project Next to Fort Totten Metro

As part of series of initiatives to promote transit-oriented projects in DC, Metro chose a bid led by Donatelli Development for Fort Totten.

Forest City Will Realign Modules on B2 Tower

Construction issues have cost the project $146M.

Morphing Mount Pleasant Drives Spike in Industrial Dollar Volume

Industrial dollar volume in the City of Vancouver hit a record-high $140M last year, a spike that came largely as a result of zoning changes in Mount Pleasant.

3 Reasons Investors are Still Hungry for SoCal Multifamily

Demographics and economics are still on the side of multifamily valuation, and investors know it.

Rendering: 308-Unit Residential Building in Midwood

the rendering is released within a week of the denial of permits.

Lucas Museum Debated in Mayoral Runoff

Mayor Rahm Emanuel and mayoral challenger Jesus "Chuy" Garcia debated the Lucas Museum proposed for Chicago's lakefront Thursday.

Funding for Pike Market Expansion Approved

Money for the Pike Place Market expansion approved by the Seattle City Council.

Making the Most of a Millennial-Dominated Workforce

Mary Jo White: There's No Financial Institution Too Big to Jail

SEC Chair Mary Jo White at Georgetown Law's Corporate Counsel Institute, with Teresa Wynn Roseborough, Andrew Ceresney, Aitan Goelman, and Kathleen McGovern