District of Columbia
D.C.-Area Apartments Had The Biggest Rent Drop This Century In Q2
Apartment landlords felt a sharp impact from the coronavirus pandemic last quarter, with D.C.-area rents experiencing their greatest decrease since...
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Neiman Marcus’ D.C. Lease Up For Grabs As Department Store Goes Through Ch. 11
The Neiman Marcus store in D.C. is looking for someone to take over its lease in Mazza Gallerie amid the...
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GSA Cancels Search For New FBI Headquarters
In a stunning blow to Greater Washington, the nation’s top law enforcement agency will have to stay put in its...
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D.C. Releases New Development RFP With Emphasis On ‘Disadvantaged’ Bidders
D.C. is looking to make its development awards more equitable as it begins to roll out a series of requests...
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D.C. Council Votes To Extend Rent Control, Increase Affordable Housing Funds
D.C.'s rent control law is set to be extended for 10 years, one of several additions to the District's budget...
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New Tax Hikes Look To Be On The Way In D.C., As Lawmakers Weigh 2021 Budget
A series of tax hikes now look to be on the way in the District, as lawmakers continue to advance...
Read moreDC’s Minimum Hourly Wage Increases To $15
Starting Wednesday, the minimum hourly wage in D.C. will be $15, the city’s Department of Employment Services announced. In addition,...
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St. E’s Hospital Deal Takes Another Step Forward
The legislation, which outlines a proposed partnership with George Washington University Hospital majority owner Universal Health Services Inc. (NYSE: UHS)...
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D.C.’s Small Apartment Owners Team Up To Fight ‘Anti-Landlord Laws’
Thousands of independent investors own small apartment properties in Washington, D.C., and these landlords say they have been disproportionately impacted...
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Vincent Orange Is Out As The Head Of The D.C. Chamber Of Commerce
The D.C. Chamber of Commerce is parting ways with President and CEO Vincent Orange. The chamber’s board wrote in a...
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Prince George’s Plans Mixed-Use Future For Commanders Stadium Site
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Former Prince George’s Schools Chief Monica Goldson Tapped To Lead D.C.-Area Nonprofit
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Here’s How Much Money Is Needed To Be Considered Middle Class In Maryland
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New Report Shows Capital Challenge And Washington International Horse Show Generated Nearly $25 Million For Prince George’s County
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DC Area Rents Post Largest Annual Increase Among Large Metro Areas
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