This Week's D.C. Deal Sheet
APAH breaks ground on a 234-unit affordable housing development in Arlington, a new 118K SF health facility at St. Elizabeths East opens and more.
APAH breaks ground on a 234-unit affordable housing development in Arlington, a new 118K SF health facility at St. Elizabeths East opens and more.
Prince George’s County officials have five months left to decide on a long-term rent control policy, and real estate pros say it is making investors cautious.
Changes to the law meant to spur affordable housing tackle height, density and parking spaces as local governments balk at being compelled to approve projects.
Walker & Dunlop CEO Willy Walker and Priscilla Almodovar discuss building more affordable housing, interest rates cuts and more in this week's Walker Webcast.
Simmons founded Asland Capital Partners after stints at Ares Management and Apollo Global.
How do you strategize around the unpredictable? Bayport Funding's CEO Marcia Kaufman shares her strategy for multifamily lending in today's market.
Several D.C. developers say they are pivoting away from market-rate multifamily and pushing into areas like affordable, student housing and senior housing.
Industrial did lose ground to retail, as experts predicted to Bisnow at the end of 2022, but interest rates didn't tick down and office usage didn't spike.
A 98% affordable development in Shaw opens, Sullivan & Cromwell expands at Carr Properties' office building near the White House, plus more.
Massachusetts General Hospital awarded $18M to 22 local organizations to produce and preserve affordable housing in Boston.
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