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CREBA Awards Returns In Person To Honor D.C.'s Top Brokers
Those receiving top honors included Stream Realty's Andy Eichberg, Brookfield Properties' Greg Meyer and Cushman & Wakefield's Laurie McMahon.
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Those receiving top honors included Stream Realty's Andy Eichberg, Brookfield Properties' Greg Meyer and Cushman & Wakefield's Laurie McMahon.
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An event on Dec. 6 will celebrate women doing exceptional work in the D.C.-area commercial real estate industry.
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A new 205K SF Westchase lease is last quarter's largest deal, but it's still a fraction of what the company leased previously before switching to hybrid work.
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Short-seller Jim Chanos is making a big bet against data center REITs. Analysts and data center pros say he's missing the big picture.
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The federal government's plan to bring the vast majority of workers into the office could spur a broader return to downtowns nationwide.
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Trump had paid $110K in fines for defying a subpoena.
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GI Partners acquired the five-building, 860K SF portfolio, which includes tenants such as Boeing, Northrup Grumman, Lockheed Martin and General Dynamics.
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The commercial real estate finance firm pointed to interest rate hikes and recent bank failures in a letter revealing it was laying off 110 employees.
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The appeal of a District Court judge's March ruling that stripped JLL of nearly $800K in commission could set a precedent that calls other leases into question.
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Wood Group USA committed to staying in its 226K SF building in the Energy Corridor for another decade.
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