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.
Pitches should emphasize relevant local perspectives as well as broader implications for the real estate industry when reaching out to Emily Wishingrad.
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By: Emily Wishingrad
Marriott expects to launch its outdoors-focused collection in 2025.
By: Emily Wishingrad
A 1990s-era office complex on a site where Tishman Speyer had planned to build a 2M SF mixed-use development has a new owner.
A pair of shuttered restaurants on H Street could be transformed into a food hall-style project with stalls for local entrepreneurs.
By: Emily Wishingrad
The D.C. Council passed a bill Tuesday to create new exemptions from the Building Energy Performance Standards program.
National Public Radio has emptied out of the upper portion of the headquarters building it moved into just over a decade ago in D.C.'s NoMa neighborhood.
One of the country's largest homebuilders has filed to spin off its land holdings into a new publicly traded company.
For D.C., it was a year of blows to the gut: punch after punch threatening to knock the city to the ground.
By: Emily Wishingrad
The first hammer is in the wall for the $800M renovation and expansion of the Capital One Arena
By: Emily Wishingrad
Equity Residential has sold a 214-unit property in Woodley Park. Akelius Residential purchased The Cleveland House Apartments at 2727 29th St.
BG Ventures and ELV Associates purchased the property at 2101 L St. NW, the value of which JBG had written down last quarter.
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