A new report by the think tank D.C. Fiscal Policy Institute (FPI) says that rising costs of construction are also causing an increase in the cost of affordable-housing.
Washington, D.C. area ranks eighth among the most expensive metros in the nation for buying a home, according to a new report released by the mortgage resource website HSH.com.
Liberty Property Trust has sold 1100 17th Street NW, a high-rise 146,979 square foot office building in Washington, D.C., in a deal worth $61.75 million.
Kimpton Hotel Palomar Washington, D.C., a 335-room hotel located at 2121 P Street NW, has been sold by Pebblebrook Hotel Trust in a deal worth $141.5 million.
The New York City-based workplace services company Convene has signed two new deals in Washington, D.C. in the East End and Penn Quarter, totaling 152,000 square feet.
As part of its continued expansion in the D.C. region, retail giant Target has signed a 46K SF lease at CityLine to open a new small-format store in a recently vacated building in Tenleytown, 4500 Wisconsin Ave. NW, according to the commercial real estate company CBRE.
A portfolio of 34 commercial buildings in the Washington, D.C. metro area have been sold by the real estate investment trust, Office Properties Income Trust (OPI) for a deal of $198.5 million, the company announced in a press release.