AWS, Google, Microsoft and Facebook/Meta have the largest footprints, but IBM, Oracle and Chinese firms Alibaba, Tencent and ByteDance are close behind.
E-commerce and legacy retailers alike are rediscovering the value of brick-and-mortar locations as distribution hubs and to entice new customers.
Despite the splash of Amazon's HQ2, experts say it's the underlying investments in talent that have really grown the base of D.C.'s burgeoning tech industry.
Strong earnings and record leasing numbers mark a strong quarter for data centers, but record demand may be papering over looming problems.
Diversity, equity and inclusion has a long way to go in CRE. But the industry's financial sector is imposing its own DEI goals on the rest of the sector.
Data centers have avoided delays and dramatic cost increases due to supply chain disruptions. But choppy waters may lie ahead.
Executives from Shooshan Cos., Buchanan Partners, Peterson Cos., Cityline Partners and multiple industry organizations weighed in on Glenn Youngkin's victory.
Cortland revealed purchases in Rosslyn and Pentagon City and said it has two additional Arlington apartment acquisitions preparing to close.
Experts say changes to FedRAMP are needed if federal cloud adoption is going to continue at pace.
Repairs to a Potomac River tunnel will close the Yellow Line between D.C. and National Landing for at least seven months.
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