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Executives from CBRE, Greysteel, EB5 Capital, Oxford Properties and the Real Estate Roundtable discussed the flow of foreign capital into the D.C. market.
While popular with tenants for the past decade, adaptive reuse is gaining even more luster for being a more controlled environment.
548 Capital is bringing renewable energy to disadvantaged communities, both as a way to create jobs and to fight gentrification.
Donald Trump's background in commercial real estate shaped his presidency in many ways, from his administration's policies to his visits to Trump properties.
City officials had planned to unveil three RFPs per quarter but decided they were ready for four new development plans.
Former GSA Public Buildings Service commissioners Norman Dong and Bob Peck shared their expectations for the real estate strategy under a Biden administration.
The nearly delivered project sits across the street from MidCity's planned RIA development.
Executives spoke to Bisnow about what Trump’s return to the White House could mean for the industry in the city where he made his name as a businessman.
Trump has raised more money from real estate than his opponents, and several executives who support him told Bisnow they think he would revive the market.
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