This Week's D.C. Deal Sheet
An affordable housing partnership acquires a 118-unit property in Brentwood, Maryland, CoStar buys a 31-story office tower in Rosslyn from JBG Smith, plus more.
An affordable housing partnership acquires a 118-unit property in Brentwood, Maryland, CoStar buys a 31-story office tower in Rosslyn from JBG Smith, plus more.
Denver’s proposal to eliminate parking minimums aims to cut developer costs, speed up permits and promote housing affordability.
Greystone arranges $39M in Freddie Mac loans for affordable development in Tysons, JK Land Holdings buys 108 acres in Loudoun for data centers, plus more.
Trades say the former 421-a program and REBNY’s replacement offer mere “scraps” to construction workers.
Tenant advocates cheered the idea, but other groups argued that it will be counterproductive.
Mayor Michelle Wu's office-to-residential conversion program received $15M in state funding allowing it to extend through 2025.
Rents fell to $1,746 in the second quarter, the lowest level since 2022 and down 6.2% from a year ago.
Denver’s CRE market is set for recovery. Leaders discuss housing demand, office conversions, and opportunities in retail and distressed properties.
Changes to the law meant to spur affordable housing development in Florida address tax abatements, building density, parking requirements and more.
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