Emily Wishingrad is a D.C. Reporter for Bisnow, with a focus on local news and developments in Washington D.C. Her work has also been featured in Eater and Atlas Obscura. Emily covers a wide range of topics, including real estate, corporate relocations, development projects, and urban planning initiatives in the D.C. area.
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Emily’s focus is primarily on the real estate industry with a specific emphasis on commercial properties and office markets, particularly in Washington D.C. Given her coverage attributes, she would likely be interested in receiving pitches related to press releases, government announcements, data citations, and private sector announcements within the real estate and commercial property sectors.
Potential sources for Emily's coverage might include individuals or organizations involved in significant real estate developments or relocations within the Washington D.C. area. Additionally, experts who can provide detailed insights into market trends affecting commercial properties and corporate relocations could also be of interest to her.
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By: Emily Wishingrad
The majority of the D.C. Council has thrown its support behind a bill introduced this week that would increase the city's authority to seize vacant
The arena revamp will include a 200K SF expansion into Gallery Place, 65% more concession space and 60% larger athlete facilities.
The council will help guide a new $7M initiative from Bechtel and American Foundation for Suicide Prevention formed last spring.
Blue Sky Housing and Evergreen Urban purchased the 18K SF building that formerly held the hospital campus' nurses quarters.
Nine properties east of the Anacostia River and one in Brightwood totaling 134 units are on the market for sale as a result of their owners' bankruptcy filing.
By: Emily Wishingrad
Over the past few decades, Loudoun County 's population has grown exponentially. From 1992 to 2022, the number of people living in the Northern Virginia county spiked by more than 350%, according to census data
A 2000s-era garden-style apartment community near one of the six Silver Line stations that opened in 2022 has sold for significantly more than its prior sale price.
By: Emily Wishingrad
CEO Owen Thomas said Amazon's new in-office policy should lead other tech companies to follow in its wake, and the increased usage is boosting leasing demand.
By: Emily Wishingrad
With the pandemic-era construction boom in the rearview mirror, developers in the nation's capital have hit the brakes.
The Rushmore, an apartment building on Capitol Hill that opened just before the pandemic, is headed to a foreclosure auction.
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