The U.S. data center sector is witnessing explosive growth as companies continue to increase data consumption.
Developers Doug Firstenberg, Bryant Foulger, Chip Akridge, Bob Buchanan and Chris Smith all see the Metro funding progress as a major win for the region.
From Chinese investors selling off U.S. assets to tech firms supporting affordable housing development, here are the week's top headlines.
The GOP tax bill that passed at the end of 2017 was hailed as a victory by supporters of trickle-down economics, but nothing has trickled down yet.
Akridge's Buzzard Point pipeline includes an office-to-residential conversion and a 2.4M SF mixed use development.
The March of Dimes signed on for 28K SF at 1550 Crystal Drive, moving to Crystal City from New York in another big win for JBG Smith.
When it comes to connectivity, both with transportation and telecommunications, 2 Gateway Center has always been ahead of its time.
From the biggest brokerage firm to dominant retailers and hotel giants, this year's Fortune 500 is filled with companies highly influential in real estate.
Developers need to focus on amenities, floor weight maximums to attract e-commerce tenants and their employees.
The Crystal City BID will soon be led by Tracy Gabriel, who has worked at the D.C. Office of Planning and the New York City Economic Development Corp.
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