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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.
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Some data paints a picture of surprising resilience. Some will have you reaching for the razor blades
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A look at the biggest deals in sales, financing and leases over the past week in New York City.
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Developers are currently building 27M SF of projects across D.C and have another 124M SF planned in the pipeline, a new report shows.
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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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Landlords including Lerner, Brookfield, Seritage Growth Properties and Howard Hughes have varying plans to replace closed D.C.-area department stores.
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Sale of Neinver will test resilience of outlet mall market.
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After cashing out of its troubled 666 Fifth Ave. office tower, Kushner Cos. is making a big investment in the Mid-Atlantic multifamily market.
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Direct Energy inked a 106K SF office deal to relocate its headquarters from Greenway Plaza to Houston Center in Downtown Houston.
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Deloitte has renewed a 204K SF lease to occupy the 39th through 45th floors at Heritage Plaza. The company will also launch renovations in the summer.
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