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Vornado sets a date for JBG Smith's birth
Vornado Realty Trust (NYSE: VNO) announced Monday that the merger of its D.C. business with most assets of the The JBG Cos., forming the monster...
Edens will give a nod to industrial history in latest Union Market residential building
Edens has a plan to expand its already large footprint at Union Market. The developer is teaming with Boston-based UDR Inc. to build a 325-unit,...
Wawa makes Georgetown store official
Wawa Inc. will face few, if any, regulatory hurdles with its first D.C. store, planned for the city's central business district. It might not find...
Rock Creek Property Group makes a play for a piece of this Thomas Circle church
Rock Creek Property Group has a new project in the works, this time in a high-profile spot in Northwest. The D.C.-based developer has a contract...
Boomers are pumping up prices — and rents — for vacation homes
There are opportunities to be had for people looking to invest in a vacation home – especially for those looking to rent the place out when they...
Unlimited paid time off to free lunches: The best perks at Greater Washington's top offices
It's easy to feel pangs of envy when you read some of the perks offered at the Washington region's top workplaces. From unlimited paid time off to...
Exclusive: FiscalNote, firmly in growth mode, to expand and relocate again
Tim Hwang and FiscalNote, the firm he co-founded in 2013 to help companies track important government legislation, is on the move again. Less than...
Home of the Day: Magnificent Townhome with Endless Possibilities- Kalorama
By Jennie McDonnell & Jameson Freeman, Realtor Home of the Day is presented by the Washington Business Journal with Long & Foster Real Estate, Inc...
Tysons getting another Cava as Federal Realty expands shopping center
Fast-casual juggernaut Cava Grill will open a second store in Tysons, this one at the Pike 7 shopping center at the corner of Leesburg Pike and...
Compass Coffee signs another downtown lease, along with Luke’s Lobster
Downtown denizens are getting another Compass Coffee, this one at 800 17th St. NW near Farragut West. The D.C.-based coffee company signed a lease...
Steve Case lists his McLean estate for $49.5M (Video)
Steve Case has listed his McLean estate for $49.5 million. As the Wall Street Journal first reported, the Case estate, a childhood home of...
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Services Category Winner: Bo Menkiti, The Menkiti Group, Keller Williams Capital Properties Bo Menkiti is the Founder and CEO of The Menkiti Group...
One alarming statistic that confirms Arlington's affordable housing crisis
Arlington's affordable housing challenge is stark. The proof is in the MARK. Market-rate Affordable Housing, or MARK as Arlington calls it, are...
Australian Embassy pitches a replacement chancery at Scott Circle
The Australian Embassy is pitching a new chancery building to replace its current one at 1601 Massachusetts Ave. NW on Scott Circle. The...
50 stores? Wawa unveils its expansive plans for Greater Washington, look of the first in D.C.
When she shouted, “We’re taking over D.C.!,” the Wawa Inc. employee with the microphone standing beside a hoagie mascot outside the Newseum...
Conte’s Bike Shop signs two new leases, Shinola coming to Tysons and more retail news
Newport News-based Conte’s Bike Shop is continuing its growth in the D.C. area, with two new locations on the horizon. Conte’s has signed a lease...
The Loudoun Wawa saga is over. Here's when the county's first store will open.
Not that we're counting, but it was a mere 57 months ago that Wawa Inc. first applied with Loudoun to open its first store in the county. On June...
Whole Foods sues Glover Park landlord after closing to address infestation problem
Whole Foods Market Inc. (NASDAQ: WFM) has sued the landlord of its Glover Park location, shuttered earlier this year for mass rodent and bug...
First comes Wegmans. Then comes more Chantilly retail and homes to fill with shoppers.
With construction of Wegmans’ Chantilly store now underway, Regency Centers is offering a look at its plans for future development nearby. Regency...
Vornado pushes back timeline for JBG Smith launch, outlines planned debt and properties
Vornado Realty Trust (NYSE: VNO) has stepped back from aim of a second-quarter launch of JBG Smith Properties, the spin-off and merger of its D.C....
Major children's clothing retailer files for Chapter 11 restructuring
The hits keep coming for the nation's most prominent mall retailers. San Francisco-based children's clothing retailer Gymboree Corp. announced...
Anchors Away: This D.C. office building now has the Navy fight song patterned into its ceiling, in Morse code
Architects will typically look to a building's surroundings for inspiration. In the case of the recent $3 million renovation of Columbia Property...
D.C. region has dramatically grown its number of REITs — but that could change
Just five years ago, we tracked only 10 locally based public real estate investment trusts, and since then, the Washington Business Journal List...
Douglas pitches hotel in Mount Vernon Triangle
Douglas Development is moving on another piece of its Mount Vernon Triangle holdings: the developer is proposing a 190-room hotel for 601 K St. NW...
Study: D.C. one-ups Maryland and Virginia in creating a strong economy
The District has the fifth-best economy in the U.S., according to a new analysis from WalletHub. D.C. earned this rank, topping Maryland and...
How Equity Residential combined old and new to create 455 Eye Apartments
Two dilapidated townhouses and a circa-1912 warehouse do not naturally add up to a modern, amenity-filled District apartment building. They do now...
Home of the Day: Striking Architectural Beauty
By Tricia Murphy, Realtor Home of the Day is presented by the Washington Business Journal with Long & Foster Real Estate, Inc.. This is your...
Norges Bank, Oxford poised to set record with expected D.C. acquisition
One of D.C.'s newest office buildings is poised to set a record as the priciest investment sale in the history of D.C.'s commercial real estate...
Squeezing in: More people are going to be moving to the District
The District’s housing market continues to heat up (if that’s even possible), with more people preparing to move into the city than at any point...
These teams are vying to resurrect D.C.'s former Hebrew Home as mixed-income housing
The quest to turn the District's former Hebrew Home for the Aged into new housing may soon be realized by the private sector after previous tries...