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The Department of Housing and Community Development signed a 55K SF lease for the second phase of MLK Gateway in Anacostia.
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The developer announced it has halted vertical construction on the Carillon project, ultimately slated to include more than 2,600 units and 300K SF of retail.
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Demand eats into limited supply in M42 corridor office market particularly at Birmingham Business Park
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The recent protests have caused a sea change in attitudes toward diversity, at least among some sectors in commercial real estate.
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Montomgery County is home to the corporate headquarters of Marriott International, Choice Hotels and several major hotel REITs.
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The leader of a multifamily company with 70,000 units under management, Bozzuto said he was pleased with April rent collection but is concerned about May.
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Responses for the government's solicitation for brokers to help it sell a series of federal properties are due Tuesday, July 28.
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Ares prepares to sell 3-4 Piccadilly Place, Manchester, to Longmead as investors take profits or pull out of Manchester post-pandemic
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Bruntwood Scitech Oxford Road corridor health sector development in Manchester gets timely go ahead
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AECOM is getting ready another 500-bed facility in McCormick Convention Center for COVID-19 patients, but the projected need for such beds has declined.
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