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GSA Looks To Move 2,000-Person Agency From NoMa To Suitland, Cut Footprint In Half
The agency plans to move from its 710K SF headquarters near Union Station when its lease expires in 2022.
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The agency plans to move from its 710K SF headquarters near Union Station when its lease expires in 2022.
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In the next decade, Allen's 121 Corridor is set to be the next hot spot for corporate relocations.
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The development team acquired the site and secured the construction financing for a 323-unit building anchored by Whole Foods.
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Commercial building permits in Houston rose significantly in the 12 months ended January 2020.
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A series of towers are simultaneously underway in Boston, and it may not be enough to satisfy office demand.
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A recent overhaul to Chicago's building code means developers can now build wood-based mid-rises, but true skyscrapers may not be far off.
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MRP Realty, CityInterests, Washington Property Co., Monument Realty, Hines and The NRP Group are all breaking ground on projects during the coronavirus crisis.
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A roundup of six development projects in Houston slated for delivery in 2020.
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Boston's Q1 reports show growth in the office and industrial sectors, setting the region up for a sharp economic rebound.
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The opening of over 500 units in Transbay presented an important occasion for certain elected officials, residents and developers on Thursday.
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