Charles Kushner Speaks Out On Investigation, Jared's White House Role

Charles Kushner broke his media silence to defend his son Jared and address investigations of his company, Kushner Cos.

The Carried Interest Loophole May Not Be Here To Stay After All

A loophole that remained in the new tax bill may soon be closed.

6 Predictions For The 2018 Lending Landscape

From slowing construction supply to a growing interest in hotel development across major markets, here are six predictions for CRE lending in 2018.

Bolstered By Political Rallies, Conventions, D.C.'s Hotel Market Posts Strong 2017

The average daily rate for D.C.-area hotels grew 4% in 2017, nearly double the national average.

Federal Budget Deal Could Aid Debt-Laden Historically Black Colleges

Four universities could benefit from a small provision in the budget deal.

Congress Moves To Block Funding For New FBI HQ Plan At Maryland Delegation's Request

The House-passed omnibus spending bill withholds funding for the FBI headquarters project, citing unanswered questions over the new plan.

GSA Inspector General Launches Investigation Of FBI HQ Decision

The GSA Inspector General will review whether the plan to keep the FBI HQ on its current site meets the project's cost and security requirements.

With $6 Trillion In Potential Investment On The Line, Opportunity Zones Begin To Take Shape

The deadline for designating Opportunity Zones has passed, and patterns are beginning to emerge among the areas local governments have targeted for investment.

With Hundreds Of Billions In New Federal Spending, Budget Could Be Boon For D.C. Region

An agreement signed Friday increases federal spending by hundreds of billions of dollars and is expected to boost absorption in the NoVa and D.C. office markets

Navy Considering Housing Thousands Of Undocumented Immigrants At Concord Naval Weapons Station

The Navy has proposed to use Concord Naval Weapons Station as a detention facility for thousands of undocumented immigrants awaiting court proceedings.