This Week's D.C. Deal Sheet: Anthony Chang's New Office Investment Firm Closes First Deal
Four D.C.-area office buildings change hands and Mayor Muriel Bowser cuts the ribbon on D.C's first new hospital in a quarter of a century.
Four D.C.-area office buildings change hands and Mayor Muriel Bowser cuts the ribbon on D.C's first new hospital in a quarter of a century.
More loans tied to retail and hotel properties are in potential distress than at any point in the last two years.
The final months of last year showed a healthy appetite in NYC’s investment sales market — especially for office.
Two Center City office buildings are set to hit the market soon: the distressed Centre Square complex and Ten Penn Center a few blocks away.
Transwestern moves its Bethesda office, Osso Capital buys a 244-unit Manassas apartment building, two retailers sign on at The Stacks, and more.
OA is now focused on acquiring office properties that displayed leasing resilience during the pandemic.
Two nonprofits lease office space downtown, The Stacks at Buzzard Point welcomes its first residents, Sentinel Real Estate Corp. buys two properties and more.
AGC and Hana Financial are seeking a one-year extension for the €530M loan on the Squaire.
Promotions and people moves at Dedeaux Properties and Newmark, plus SunCal sells more Coachella Valley acreage to Toll Brothers.
The CHIPS Act program is heading to a new office within the Department of Commerce, run by Secretary of Commerce Howard Lutnick.
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