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Bernstein Cos. CEO Adam Bernstein discusses how he assembled the site Marriott selected for its new headquarters and how the project is coming together.
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JBG Smith released a report to investors Thursday detailing the sale price and rental rates it reached in its deal with Amazon.
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WeWork signed eight D.C. leases totaling over 550K SF in the months leading up to its failed IPO attempt, and now it must find companies to fill the spaces.
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General contractor Hensel Phelps hopes to resume construction next week after engaging in a deep cleaning process.
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Executives at Carr Properties, Stonebridge, Donohoe Cos., Federal Realty and ZOM Living shared their views on the future of the Bethesda real estate market.
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The lack of commuters paying deck managers is having financial ripple effects across commercial real estate and the operators who park their tenants' cars.
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Law firms and lobbying firms, two of the largest sectors in D.C.'s office market, are seeing a bump in business as big tech companies face antitrust scrutiny.
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A new REBNY report showed a sharp drop in residential construction from Q2 into Q3 this year, triggering concerns over a prolonged housing crisis.
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The office REIT reported a net loss for Q3 as it took a $273M impairment charge due to falling office values.
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The voluntary surrender of office buildings made up a third of all foreclosures in the first half of this year, the highest proportion since at least 2019.
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