Adams Morgan Developers Are Delivering The Neighborhood's First Wave Of New Apartments In Decades

Developers such as Foxhall Partners, Mill Creek, PN Hoffman and Eastbanc are bringing the first wave of new apartments to Adams Morgan in years.

Grave Climate Realities Do Little To Dissuade Builders Chasing Profits, Population On The Coasts

But insurance companies and global investors may force developers to think beyond their hold time.

Georgia Casino Backers, Landowners Bust In State Legislature's Crossover Day

Backers plan to ante up in next year's state legislative session.

At The Outset Of Construction Season, Chicago Rings In ‘Construction Safety Month’

Construction in Chicagoland is at an all-time high, and job site safety is more important than ever. A series of safety events will take place this May.

These Are Lyft's 5 Most Popular Office Destinations In Atlanta

Headquarters for NCR and The Home Depot make the list, along with CNN Center.

This Is Who Uptown Houston Is Trying To Attract

Uptown developers and brokers outline what tenants and consumers want to be delivered in the redeveloping submarket.

In Active-Shooter Events, Building Managers And Owners Are The Predominant Legal Targets

After a shooting in a building, the landlord could be found liable for damages.

23 New Restaurants To Try In D.C. This Summer

From Ballston Quarter to The Wharf to Riverdale Park Station, the D.C. area is welcoming a host of new restaurant options.

10 Major D.C.-Area Developments That Delivered In 2019

Massive mixed-use projects delivered across the D.C. area in 2019, including The Boro, Ballston Quarter, 655 New York and several others.

Why NorCal's Shut-Off, Fire Cost Are So Hard To Quantify, And Why That Matters

California's fire season and power outages may be over, but the real cost to the state is just beginning.