Supermarkets are becoming the next hot hangout spot.
Despite low unemployment, office rents have remained largely flat. But these three markets could see workforce gains thanks to the tech sector.
Experts have increasingly pegged the D.C. area as the Amazon HQ2 frontrunner since the shortlist, and recent developments could make the city more attractive.
In her FY2019 budget proposal, Mayor Muriel Bowser proposed tax hikes to fund Metro and a more aggressive timeline for a $300M hospital at St. Elizabeths.
As demand for online grocery delivery grows, the cold storage warehouse industry is getting a boost.
The Canyon Industrial Portfolio includes 146 last-mile warehouse and distribution centers in major metros across the country.
Washington, D.C.'s civic tech companies are moving into offices in the suburbs.
Facebook has just tripled its D.C. office footprint and the 10 largest tech companies have doubled their collective D.C. presence over the last five years.
Boston has moved to the next phase of the Amazon HQ2 bidding process.
A new report shows industrial assets commanded a record-low 5.8% cap rate as of 2017, down from nearly 8.5% in 2009.
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