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The Mission Main Tenant Task Force reached a series of transactions with public and private entities to renovate the property and preserve its affordability.
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Texas has become a victim of its own success when it comes to attracting people to the state. Can it pull out of its housing hole?
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A 179-unit affordable senior housing development in Columbia Heights secures financing; law firm Kelley Drye & Warren LLP moves from Georgetown to The Wharf.
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The plans presented to the Historic Preservation Office propose 39 residential units and amenity spaces in an eight-story development adjacent to the church.
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UBS signs a lease in Downtown D.C., Atlas Brew Works inks a deal in Ward 8 and several commercial real estate execs make moves in the Washington, D.C., area.
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The self-described “purpose-driven” real estate developer reportedly laid off staff who had trained employees from an outsourcing firm in India.
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As D.C. takes a closer look at how much it should be paying for subsidized voucher units, a new bill aims to place those units under rent control measures.
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A Friendship Heights affordable housing project breaks ground, pizza and taco chains sign new leases, Montgomery County names a planning director and more.
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The analysis was released as part of the Rent Guidelines Board 2023 Income & Expense Report, and showed that the NOI dropped by over 9% in 2021.
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JBG Smith lands new retail tenants in National Landing, Ikea to open in Fairfax and Gaithersburg, and MHP breaks ground on affordable housing in Silver Spring.
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