CREBA Inducts Inaugural Hall Of Fame Class
At its inaugural hall of fame induction Wednesday, CREBA honored six DC real estate legends who led the way for the current generation of brokers
At its inaugural hall of fame induction Wednesday, CREBA honored six DC real estate legends who led the way for the current generation of brokers
JLL's Bob Donhauser said more firms are looking to recapitalize in the wake of the JBG Smith merger and Marriott is making Bethesda more attractive to lenders
As Southwest DC prepares to welcome The Wharf and two new museums, investor interest in the area's office market is surging
Developers are pushing for aggressive greenhouse gas reductions and other environmentally friendly building and business practices.
A new 250-foot-tall development in the heart of downtown Bethesda is one step closer to becoming reality.
The GSA has finalized a deal to consolidate the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services in a 575K SF office at Peter Schwartz' Branch Avenue site
PropTech is not something developers can ignore anymore.
D.C. office landlords are beginning to build out larger spec suites to attract move-in ready tenants as vacancy creates more competition in the market
Landlords in Midtown are spending record amounts on tenant improvements to keep up with the ever-increasing demand for "cool" offices.
George Washington University retained Cushman & Wakefield to seek a developer for a ground-lease transaction at 2000 Pennsylvania Ave. NW
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