NewPoint Hiring Brokers For Push Into Investment Sales

The lender hired Tim Cobb to helm its push into healthcare investment sales, and it plans to bring on additional brokers.

Silver Spring Apartment Building Turning Affordable With $42M Deal

Affordable Homes & Communities and BrookWynn Capital bought the 160-unit building at 8711 Georgia Ave. and plan to set aside more than half of it as affordable.

FHFA Finalizes Rollback Of Biden-Era Fair Housing Oversight Rules

The federal government's housing watchdog says the rules are duplicative and unnecessary, but advocates call them a proven framework of accountability.

Arbor Realty Trust Foreclosing On 2 DeKalb County Complexes

Experts expect more apartment building foreclosures and distress sales in the Sun Belt this year.

Loudoun Office Market Facing Challenges Away From Silver Line Corridor

Loudoun County's office market has seen some signs of improvement, but several planned projects not on the Silver Line have struggled to land anchor tenants.

WashREIT's Paul McDermott and Boston Properties' Ray Ritchey On Why D.C.'s HQ2 Fixation Is Overblown

The two executives of D.C. REITs think investors are focusing too much on Amazon and not enough on growing demand from the federal budget and other tenants.

'Glass Box Fatigue': How Architects Are Flipping The Script On D.C. Office Buildings

Leading architects at WDG, Hickok Cole, Fox Architects and Baskervill say D.C. is entering a new phase with more visually appealing office building exteriors.

Monty Hoffman, Bob Kettler Say Multifamily Is The Place To Be During A Recession

D.C. market leaders such as Monty Hoffman, Bob Kettler, Richard Lake and others spoke at BMAC about their thoughts on the multifamily sector.

How A Prolonged Government Shutdown Could Impact Commercial Real Estate

The federal government shutdown is beginning to impact everything from multifamily loans to office tenants to retail spending, and it could get worse.

U.S. Senators Want Less NIMBYism, More Agency Lending To Support Affordable Housing

Sens. Chris Van Hollen and Todd Young joined a Department of Housing and Urban Development official to discuss ways to tackle the affordability crisis.