Soaring Downtown DC Office Vacancies Pushing Developers Toward Apartment Conversions
The strategy of converting office buildings to residential has taken off in the suburbs and in ...
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3 ‘Very Competitive’ Bids Submitted for D.C.-Area Highway Expansion; One Firm Withdraws
One of the private-sector groups that expressed initial interest in the Hogan administration’s plan to widen ...
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DC Area Home Prices Reach Record High
The median price of a home that sold in the Washington, D.C. region in 2020 was ...
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Lerner Reaches Deal With MGM For Nationals Park Sportsbook
The home of the Washington Nationals will soon feature a sportsbook, the latest facility planned following ...
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D.C.’s Slow Year For Sales Ends With Flurry Of Closings Totaling $750M
The final days of any year typically feature a wave of deals closing in the commercial ...
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William Hill Launches Sports Betting App In D.C.
William Hill, the operator of D.C.’s first sportsbook, launched a mobile sports betting application in the ...
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Commercial Property Sales In D.C. Tank As Pandemic Takes Its Toll On The Market
In many ways, D.C.’s real estate industry has been insulated from the worst effects of the ...
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GSA Insiders Predict Biden Will Bring Agencies Back To D.C., Restart FBI HQ Search
The federal government controls the largest office portfolio in the D.C. region, and its real estate ...
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Events D.C. Increases Small Business Set-Aside In New RFK Demolition RFP
Events D.C. is once again seeking a contractor to lead the demolition of RFK Memorial Stadium, ...
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One Of D.C.’S Most Important Agencies For Businesses Will Soon Be Broken Up
D.C. lawmakers have quietly advanced a plan to break up one of the city’s largest agencies, ...
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D.C. Medicaid Contract Awards Violated Procurement Rules, Judge Says
The D.C. government violated procurement laws when it awarded three of its largest contracts this summer ...
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D.C. Is Giving $1,200 Stimulus Checks To Gig Workers, Self-Employed Residents
D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser said Monday the city will make one-time stimulus payments of $1,200 to ...
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Breaking: Mike Miller, Longest-Serving Maryland Senate President, Dies At 78
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New Program In Montgomery County Will Train Black Residents To Be Political Candidates
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Hogan Opens Session With Controversial Appointments
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Multifamily Building In Hyattsville Trades Hands For More Than $100M
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Hundreds Join Discussion On Redrawing Prince George’s Co. School Boundaries
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