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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A 122K SF medical office building in downtown D.C. has traded hands for $45.5M. Evergreen Medical Properties and Bain Capital Real Estate purchased the property at 2440 M St.
The 47,000-seat football stadium that has stood in the nation's capital for more than six decades is slated to come down this month.
The opportunity zone program — the tax break for businesses investing in economically distressed communities — was a key pillar of the Trump administration 's economic policy the first time around.
By: Emily Wishingrad
NASA is on the hunt for new terrain — only this time it's terrestrial.
Joann, an 80-year-old retailer of fabrics, sewing supplies and other craft materials, has filed for bankruptcy for the second time in a year.
By: Emily Wishingrad
The developer of a 373-unit apartment building next to the Columbia Heights Metro station has yet to pay back its loan after it matured in July.
President-elect Donald Trump has nominated a key appointee who would help steer his administration's housing policy.
AT&T sold a Metro Center office building to a private equity firm from New York to which it has a history of selling properties.
Just hours after he was sworn into office, President Donald Trump ordered all federal employees back to the office
The building, owned by a joint venture between Rushmark Properties and internet pioneer Richard Adams, Jr., has a $39M loan that matured Jan. 1.
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