General Services Administration

Suzann Silverman

Ancillary Advantages in the Satellite Sphere

Sometimes finding the best opportunities requires an in-depth understanding of business sector needs.

Exterior shot of the U.S. Department of Justice building in Washington D.C.

Potential Federal Building Sale Adds Uncertainty to Office Sector

What happens next is unclear, but there might be a wave of space coming on the market, and not just in D.C.

Lew Sichelman

Why Is It So Hard for the GSA to Sell Surplus Properties?

Columnist Lew Sichelman on the federal government’s frustrated efforts to trim its holdings.

60 New York Ave. NE, D.C.

SEC Secures Lease for New HQ

The federal agency has signed a long-term deal with Douglas Development and Midtown Equities.

CoreCivic Sells 3 for $326M

Transactions included the disposition of a 541,000-square-foot building near Baltimore.

Savills Appoints New President

David Lipson will assume his new role starting April 1.

GSA Renews 2 DC Office Leases

The agency will continue to occupy more than 29,000 square feet at the 160,897-square-foot property in the city’s central business district.

CoreCivic’s $83M Acquisition of GSA-Leased Assets

The deal, structured through a DownREIT, covers 28 properties mostly situated in the South.

Gunston Commerce Center

NGP Pays $142M for DC-Area Business Park

Avison Young arranged the sale of the nine-building property situated in Lorton, Va., between the Pentagon and Marine Corps Base Quantico.

Regional FBI Office in St. Louis Trades

Developed as a build-to-suit in 1998, the 89,564 square-foot property changed hands for $21 million. The current lease expires in nine years.