Breaking Down D.C.'s $50B Development Pipeline
Developers are currently building 27M SF of projects across D.C and have another 124M SF planned in the pipeline, a new report shows.
Developers are currently building 27M SF of projects across D.C and have another 124M SF planned in the pipeline, a new report shows.
WhyHotel announced plans to open at The Boro and Ballston Quarter along with the closing of its $10M Series-A round.
Landlords and brokers of GSA-leased buildings remain uncertain about whether the government will make its upcoming rent payments.
Delta Associates' Q1 apartment report shows D.C. landlords have continued to achieve rent growth, but a surge in supply could soon make that more difficult.
Popular brands such as Conrad, Virgin Hotels, SLS and others are preparing to open their first hotels in D.C.
Sales will begin on more 50-plus unit condo buildings in D.C. in 2019 than any year this decade, a wave of condo construction developers see as highly demanded.
Stonebridge plans to build up to 150 units and 20K SF of retail on the parking lot next to Alexandria's former Victory Center building.
Companies that operate short-term housing such as Zeus Living, Blueground, Oakwood and WhyHotel are all expanding their D.C.-area footprints.
A series of developments from Menkiti Group, Midcity, MRP Realty and others could receive density boosts under D.C.'s new Comprehensive Plan proposal.
Edens, Douglas Development, Foulger-Pratt and other developers say New York Avenue needs major infrastructure improvements to connect the neighborhoods.
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