Washington D.C.
Berkadia Secures $112M Loan for DC Portfolio
The company arranged construction financing for developer Foulger-Pratt for a self storage property in the NoMa neighborhood and a mixed-use development near Capitol Hill.
DC Office High-Rise Changes Hands for $338M
Invesco Real Estate sold the 331,000-square-foot trophy building near the White House. Safety, Income & Growth Inc. originated a $150 million ground lease on behalf of the buyer.
Case Study in Net Zero Energy: AGU’s Renovated HQ
What happens when a real estate project is driven by an organization of scientists that wants to benefit science, the environment and humanity?
Avison Young Names New SVP to DC Office
Matt Weber is joining the company’s capital markets group, focusing on finance and investment sales of multifamily, office, industrial and retail assets.
It’s Official: Amazon Announces HQ2 Winners
JBG Smith will develop 4 million square feet for the e-commerce giant in Arlington, Va. Amazon will take another 1 million square feet at an office tower owned by Savanna in Long Island City, N.Y.
Amazon Expected to Announce HQ2 Decision
The e-commerce giant could make it official today, according to reports. Crystal City, Va., and Long Island City, N.Y., are the widely rumored choices for the $5 billion project.
Crystal City’s Courting of Amazon’s HQ2
The Northern Virginia locale would see a boon to its office and retail real estate markets should the e-commerce leader’s multibillion-dollar second headquarters come to town.
Monday Properties Buys 206 KSF DC-Area Asset
The company purchased a 12-story office building in Arlington, Va., located within walking distance of the amenity-rich Shirlington Town Center.
Amazon Rumored to Have Chosen 2 Locations for HQ2
The e-commerce behemoth reportedly decided to split its $5 billion second-headquarters project between sites in New York City and Northern Virginia.
Crystal City Gains in Amazon HQ2 Sweepstakes
Speculation mounts that the online retailer will tap the neighborhood across the Potomac from Washington, D.C. JBG Smith, the submarket’s primary office owner, would be poised to benefit.