WashREIT has sold the West End office building that The Advisory Board will soon vacate to Beacon Capital Partners for $101.6M.
With the Soundview route extending NYC Ferry service to the Bronx this year, real estate in the eponymous neighborhood is primed for a development boom.
JPMorgan Chase acquired the Bowen Building, which law firm Paul Hastings will soon vacate, and plans to open its regional headquarters in the building.
Infrastructure fundraising was up in Q3; not so much in real estate.
Greenwich, Connecticut-based Wheelock Street Capital bought the Hyatt Regency Dulles for $47.1M, 36% less than what Thayer Lodging bought it for in 2008.
Douglas Development principal Norman Jemal discusses how the East End has changed and shares the latest on the developer's major projects in the area.
Some data paints a picture of surprising resilience. Some will have you reaching for the razor blades
A look at the biggest deals in sales, financing and leases over the past week in New York City.
Developers are currently building 27M SF of projects across D.C and have another 124M SF planned in the pipeline, a new report shows.
WhyHotel announced plans to open at The Boro and Ballston Quarter along with the closing of its $10M Series-A round.
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