The Biggest NYC Real Estate Stories Of 2018
A look at the commercial real estate stories that made headlines this year.
A look at the commercial real estate stories that made headlines this year.
Property owners such as JBG Smith, Paradigm Development, LCOR, Kimco and Kettler, plus local organizations, are all taking steps to prepare for Amazon's move.
Brown co-founded The JBG Cos., the firm that merged to become JBG Smith, which last year landed Amazon HQ2 in Northern Virginia.
Delta Associates' Q1 apartment report shows D.C. landlords have continued to achieve rent growth, but a surge in supply could soon make that more difficult.
The Richmond-based investor made its first D.C.-area acquisition by buying the Bellemeade Farms Apartments from KKR.
A 31,000-employee Stop & Shop strike continues with no end in sight, and it is impact business at New England's largest grocer.
Grocers added more space in 2018, seemingly unafraid of battle with Amazon.
Cable network giant HBO will have a new corporate headquarters in 2021. HBO plans to move to the Ivy Station in Culver City.
Virginia Tech selected a Potomac Yard site managed by Lionstone Investments and JBG Smith, after initially planning to build on a Stonebridge-owned site.
Industrious plans to open a 25K SF space in an Arlington neighborhood with little coworking competition.
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